«Aceptando mentes dementes». Grupo de opinión, información y apoyo sobre el estigma de las enfermedades mentales en Facebook

Mancera, Katherine Cárdenas; Santacruz, Cecilia de; Salamanca, Mayra Alejandra

doi:10.1016/j.rcp.2014.02.007

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“…reduce stigma as the central theme with specific groups such as mental health service users (52,55), undergraduate students (45,46), and mental health professionals (51). All these studies determined the coherence between the method and the proposed objective by adopting an exploratory or descriptive approach.…”

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“…Their results revealed that the formation of an opinion group promoted the development of discussion sessions that debated problems associated with mental disorders, including stigma. The study also reported that the topic that received the greatest number of interventions was stigma, which was acknowledged through 15 shared publications that talked about mental disorders, and that, on a monthly average, received comments or socialization of articles from at least two mental health service users (55).…”

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confidence: 97%

“…Some were classified as short-term, which according to Yamaguchi are those that were conducted in a period of <1 month (23); 7 of the studies fit this description (41)(42)(43)45,(48)(49)(50). Other interventions were medium-and long-term, which according to Mehta are those conducted between 1 and 6 months and >6 months, respectively (57); 8 studies were medium-term (38,40,46,47,(51)(52)(53)(54), and three were long-term (39,44,55). A total of 11 studies were performed pre-and post-tests to determine the effect of the interventions (38,39,(41)(42)(43)(44)47,49,50,52,53), and only 33.3% of the studies reviewed reported some type of follow-up after the intervention (38,40,41,43,54,55).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Their results indicated that caregivers increased their knowledge about the causes of the disorder (p = 0.013), the treatments (p = 0.032), the family roles (p = 0.014), and the prodromes (p = 0.009). Furthermore, Cárdenas-Mancera et al conducted an intervention using a social network site with a follow-up on the participation of mental health service users and family members on an online platform, but did not detect any direct measure of effect (55). They concluded that association to a network helps educate the population about diagnosis, treatment options, and psychosocial support mechanisms aimed at people with smd.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…responded to studies related to stigma in infectious diseases such as hiv, Hansen's Disease, or tuberculosis (n = 196), studies on scale validation and cultural adaptation (n = 24), pharmacological treatments (n = 18), and meta-analyses or systematic reviews (n = 49). Finally, a total of 18 studies were selected that met the inclusion criteria, including 10 from Spain (38-47), 2 from Portugal (48,49), 2 from Brazil (50,51), three from Chile(52)(53)(54), and one multicenter study coordinated from Colombia(55).…”

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Intervenciones para reducir el estigma hacia personas con trastornos mentales graves en Iberoamérica: una revisión sistemática

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Introducción: el objetivo principal de la presente revisión fue compilar sistemáticamente datos sobre intervenciones para reducir el estigma en Ibero-América. Objetivo: describir las características y determinar los principales resultados de las intervenciones para reducir el estigma hacia las personas con trastornos mentales graves que se han desarrollado en América Latina entre los años 2007-2017. Materiales y métodos: se realizó una revisión sistemática de artículos de bases de datos electrónicas como MEDLINE, EBSCOHOST, EMBASE, LILACS y SCIELO, y literatura gris obtenida de Google Scholar, publicada en inglés, español y portugués que abarca el período comprendido entre enero de 2007 y diciembre de 2017. Para evaluar la calidad de los estudios cuantitativos, se utilizaron los criterios ROBINS para los estudios cuasi-experimentales y experimentales, y los criterios CASPe para los estudios cualitativos. Resultados: se seleccionó un total de dieciséis estudios que cumplieron con los criterios de inclusión; 75% fueron cuantitativos y de estos, una cuarta parte no cumplió con los criterios de calidad. Conclusiones: Actualmente, existen pocas intervenciones para reducir el estigma en Iberoamérica y son principalmente a corto plazo. Nuestra evaluación de la literatura disponible ayuda a identificar aspectos que deberían incluirse en investigaciones futuras para reducir los posibles sesgos que podrían surgir al desarrollar este tipo de estudios.

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Section: A Visit Against Stigma and Pro Prevention In A Treatment Unit For Serious Mental Illnessmentioning

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Including culture in programs to reduce stigma toward people with mental disorders in low- and middle-income countries

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Toso-Salman

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Transcult Psychiatry

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Stigma is one of the main barriers for the full implementation of mental health services in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). Recently, many initiatives to reduce stigma have been launched in these settings. Nevertheless, the extent to which these interventions are effective and culturally sensitive remains largely unknown. The present review addresses these two issues by conducting a comprehensive evaluation of interventions to reduce stigma toward mental illness that have been implemented in LMICs. We conducted a scoping review of scientific papers in the following databases: PubMed, Google Scholar, EBSCO, OVID, Embase, and SciELO. Keywords in English, Spanish, and Portuguese were included. Articles published from January 1990 to December 2017 were incorporated into this article. Overall, the studies were of low-to-medium methodological quality—most only included evaluations after intervention or short follow-up periods (1–3 months). The majority of programs focused on improving knowledge and attitudes through the education of healthcare professionals, community members, or consumers. Only 20% (5/25) of the interventions considered cultural values, meanings, and practices. This gap is discussed in the light of evidence from cultural studies conducted in both low and high income countries. Considering the methodological shortcomings and the absence of cultural adaptation, future efforts should consider better research designs, with longer follow-up periods, and more suitable strategies to incorporate relevant cultural features of each community.

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The impact of inclusion practices on the identity of people diagnosed with severe mental illness: Radio Nikosia

Rojo-Pardo,

Iñiguez-Rueda

2023

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This article examines the discursive approach adopted by Radio Nikosia, highlighting its crucial role in the recovery of people diagnosed with severe mental illness. It examines how putting social representations aside has enabled Radio Nikosia to render agency to these social actors, acknowledging their capacity to construct, reconstruct and change their own identities. The geographic scope of the study comprises the Autonomous Community of Catalonia while the methodology followed is qualitative in nature, analysing programme audio and transcription, reports, academic articles, theses, and a participant interview. The aim of the analysis is to examine the significance of discursive practices in Radio Nikosia in modifying the permanence of identities anchored in severe mental illness. The results illustrate the practical use of radio as a powerful tool that both promotes social inclusion and impacts mental illness identity.

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«Aceptando mentes dementes». Grupo de opinión, información y apoyo sobre el estigma de las enfermedades mentales en Facebook

Cited by 6 publications

References 11 publications

Intervenciones para reducir el estigma hacia personas con trastornos mentales graves en Iberoamérica: una revisión sistemática

Intervenciones para reducir el estigma hacia personas con trastornos mentales graves en Iberoamérica: una revisión sistemática

Including culture in programs to reduce stigma toward people with mental disorders in low- and middle-income countries

The impact of inclusion practices on the identity of people diagnosed with severe mental illness: Radio Nikosia

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