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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
Published online Jun 19, 2023. doi: 10.5498/wjp.v13.i6.298
Table 3 Intervention of comprehensive strategies
Strategy | Type | Content | Target | Objective |
[143]Lecture | Education + direct contact | Video + personal experience + questions and answers (50 min) | Undergraduate | Increase knowledge of depression and help-seeking willingness |
[144]Three-stage intervention paradigm | Education + direct contact + indirect contact | Dance-drama + lectures + direct contact (2 h) | Undergraduate | Increase understanding and tolerance toward patients with mental illness; Decrease negative review, negative labels and social distance toward patients with mental illness |
[145]Filmed theatrical intervention based on a personal narrative | Education + indirect contact | Filmed version of a one-woman stage play performed by a recognized educator and speaker on the lived experience of mental illness and recovery (50-min) | Health-care service providers, university students in a health-care-related course, people with BD and their friends and family members and the general public | Decrease stigma toward people with BD among health-care service provider (significant/sustainable); others (more limited) |
[146]Course | Education + direct contact + indirect contact | Lecture + watch videos/movie + in-class discussion + direct contact + roleplay + action project (18 wk) | Occupational therapy students | Decrease stigma toward mental illness and social distance |
[147]Course | Education + direct contact + indirect contact | Teaching (42 h) + movie (3/4 h) + contact + presentations (2 h) + clinical correlations (6 h) | Medical students | Increase student confidence; Decrease stigma toward mental illness |
[148]Course | Education + direct contact + indirect contact | Face-to-face (45 min) + video-based contact (40 min) + educational lecture (90-min) | Medical students | Decrease stigma toward mental illness |
[149]Case discussion | Education + direct contact + indirect contact | Document patient strengths and treatment recommendations; Group presentation discussion (10 wk) | Primary care providers | Increase willingness to help and hope for recovery; Decrease negative stereotypes |
[150]Course | Education + direct contact | Personal experience + questions and answers (69-90 min) | Pharmacy students | Decrease stigma toward mental illness |
[151]Workshop | Education + direct contact | Workshop (4 d): Knowledge teaching + personal experience + questions and answers | Public Health Services administrators | Decrease stigma toward patients with mental illness |
[152]Workshop | Education + direct contact | Workshop (1 h): Knowledge teaching + personal experience | Social work students | Decrease stigma toward mental illness |
[153]Course | Education + direct contact | Panel discussion (2 h) + visit rehabilitation center + Small group discussion (20 min) | Medical students | Decrease stigma toward patients with mental illness and psychiatry |
[154]Curriculum | Education + direct contact | Courses + clinical practice + stigma views and policy (14 d) | Community mental health staff | Increase related knowledge; Decrease stigma |
[155]Education program | Education + direct contact | Enhancing contact model: Psychoeducational training (4 wk) + single and group family contact (8 wk) | Family caregivers of persons with schizophrenia | Decrease stigma toward mental illness |
[156]Education program | Education + direct contact | Lectures (2 h) + contact with people with lived experience of mental illness (1 h) | Community health and care staff | Decrease stigma toward mental illness |
[157]Course | Education + indirect contact | Teaching + videos (3 h) | Psychology students | Improve attitude toward schizophrenia |
[158]Virtual program | Education + indirect contact | Three consecutive interventions (14 h/2 d): 2 sessions (2.5 h) + e-contact (3.5 h) + project-based learning (5.5 h) | University students | Decrease stigma toward mental disorders |
[159]Educational video | Education + indirect contact | Social contact film with general mental health education (30 min/2 mo intervals in 1 year) | University students | Decrease mental illness-related stigma |
[160]Course | Education + indirect contact | Interactive workshop-style sessions (3.5 h/15 wk) | Primary care physicians | Increase skill and confidence; Decrease stigma toward mental illness |
[161]Educational Video | Education + indirect contact | Video-based contact intervention (VBCI): Elements of psychoeducation and interviews (5 min) | Primary care nurses | Improve attitude toward patients with mental illness in short term |
[163]Educational video | Education + indirect contact | YouTube videos (5-10 min) | Muslin adults aged 18 and over | Decrease stigma toward mental illness |
[164]Lecture | Education + direct contact | Personal experience + Interaction | High school students | Decrease stigma toward mental illness |
[165]Education program | Education + direct contact | Educational program (1 d) | Adolescents | Education decreases stigma toward mental illness; Direct contact fails |
[166]Course | Education + direct contact | Education with PBL: Problem-based learning model + direct contact | Nursing students | Improve positive attitude toward mental illness |
[167]Online focus group | Education + direct contact + indirect contact | Education + relationship strategies + media contact | Senior undergraduate nursing students | Minimize the negative impact on the people they take care of |
[168]Sessions | Education + direct contact | Five sessions (3 d) | Caregivers of mental health service users | Improve family relations and understanding of mental illness |
- Citation: Shi XL, Li LY, Fan ZG. Psychiatrists’ occupational stigma conceptualization, measurement, and intervention: A literature review. World J Psychiatry 2023; 13(6): 298-318
- URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/2220-3206/full/v13/i6/298.htm
- DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.5498/wjp.v13.i6.298