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World J Psychiatry. Jun 19, 2023; 13(6): 298-318
Published online Jun 19, 2023. doi: 10.5498/wjp.v13.i6.298
Table 1 Measurement tool of psychiatrists’ occupational stigma
Scale title
Target
Content
Item
Dimension
[89]THCTPublicMeasure public trust in medical professionals and health care team297 dimensions: Stigma-based discrimination; communication skills; system trust; loyalty; confidentiality; fairness; general trust
[90]PPOSSPatientsMeasure the cognitive, affective, and behavioral components of occupational stigma193 dimensions: Stereotype (6 items); prejudice (7 items); discrimination (6 items)
[94]SDSPublicMeasure stigmatizing public perceptions of and behavioral inclinations toward the physicians8Single dimension
[97]Public attitudes towards psychiatrists’ questionnairePublicMeasure the public's unfavorable views and impressions of psychiatrists' professionalism, mental health, occupational authority and ethical standards8Single dimension
[98]OSCSPractitionersMeasure the stigma awareness of practitioners in the service industry6Single dimension
[100]E16-COVID19-SPractitionersMeasure specific aspects of physician occupational stigma163 dimensions: Personalized stigma (8 items); concerns of disclosure and public attitudes (5 items); negative experiences (3 items)
[101]PSCPPhysiciansMeasure perception of COVID-19-induced stigma in healthcare workers102 dimensions: Environmental stigmatization; the perception of personal stigmatization
[103]Self-designed stigma questionnairePhysiciansMeasure mental health stigma12Single dimension
[104]DAQMedical studentsMeasure stigmatization of physicians suffering from mental disorders3Single dimension
[105]SOSS-DDoctorsMeasure the stigma of occupational stress and burnout among physicians113 dimensions: Perceived structural stigma (5 items); perceived individual stigma (3 items); perceived other related stigma (3 items)
[106]MHPSSMental Health ProfessionalsMeasure occupational stress and burnout stigma in mental health professionals134 dimensions: Perceived other stigma (3 items); perceived structural stigma (4 items); personal stigma (3 items);self-stigma (3 items)
[107]PIOSSPhysiciansMeasure physicians' identification with negative labels, perceptions of devaluation and discrimination, as well as the denial and disapproval of their own profession193 dimensions: Label identification (5 items); status loss (8 items); career denial (6 items)
[108]FSSForensicMeasure internalized occupational stigma122 dimensions: Dangerousness/unpredictability (7 items); responsibility/blame (5 items)
[13]Mental health professionals’ questionnaireMental health professionalsMeasure the perceived associative stigma4Single dimension
[110]Measuring Psychiatrist occupational stigma scale (the scale a)PsychiatristsMeasure perceived stigma in terms of the perception of societal stereotypes16Single dimension
[110]Measuring Psychiatrist occupational stigma scale (the scale b)PsychiatristsMeasure self-stigma in terms of stereotype agreement16Single dimension
[110]Measuring Psychiatrist occupational stigma scale (the scale c)PsychiatristsMeasure perceived stigma in terms of structural discrimination5Single dimension
[110]Measuring Psychiatrist occupational stigma scale (the scale d)PsychiatristsMeasure discrimination experiences13Single dimension
[110]Measuring Psychiatrist occupational stigma scale (the scale e)PsychiatristsMeasure stigma outcomes5Single dimension