The
stigma
associated
with
mental
health
disorders
(MHDs)
results
in
delayed
help-seeking,
limited
access
to
services,
suboptimal
treatment,
poor
treatment
outcomes,
and
an
increased
risk
of
human
rights
violations.
This
scoping
review
summarizes
qualitative
research
on
the
lived
experiences
different
stakeholders
regarding
strategies
interventions
combat
for
people
MHDs.
The
WHO
Global
Initiative
for
Childhood
Cancer,
prompted
by
the
marked
inequity
of
survival
across
globe,
aims
to
increase
rates
in
low-
and
middle-income
countries
60%
2030.
In
tandem
with
this
effort,
implementing
survivorship-focused
care
is
crucial
mitigate
late
effects
prevent
early
mortality
beyond
5-year
end
point.
observed
burden
secondary
malignancies,
cardiovascular
disease,
other
chronic
health
conditions
adult
survivors
childhood
cancer
high-income
provides
guidance
generate
evidence
limited-resource
settings.
implementation
risk
stratification
tools,
population
management,
development
contextually
relevant
delivery
models,
within
current
landscape
survivorship
Latin
America,
Africa,
Asia
as
examples,
are
vital
continue
momentum
ensure
equitable
quality
life
all
cancer.
This
narrative
review
informed
expert
opinion
serves
a
call
action
survivors,
advocacy
groups,
professionals,
systems,
governments,
global
organizations
look
benchmark.
JEADV Clinical Practice,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
impact
of
skin
diseases
can
be
devastating,
encompassing
physical
symptoms
such
as
bumps,
rashes,
hyper‐
or
loss
pigmentation,
redness,
itch,
pain
and
scarring.
consequences
on
mental
health
well‐being
are
often
more
detrimental,
impacting
the
ability
to
conduct
routine
daily
activities
engage
socially.
Given
prevalence
dermatological
conditions,
it
is
critical
that
resources
available
address
these
needs.
We
conducted
a
review
dermatology
patient
advocacy
groups
organizations’
websites
determine
what
types
support
currently
exist
globally
for
individuals
with
conditions
identified
26
featuring
sections
dedicated
providing
information,
programs
topics
coping
strategies,
peer
forums,
counselling.
Clinical
trials
observational
studies
have
demonstrated
many
tools
improve
key
well‐being‐related
symptoms.
In
order
new
existing
effective
global
scale,
they
should
delivered
through
methods
sensitive
spectrum
health‐related
stigma,
cultural
beliefs.
parts
world
where
value
privacy
above
openly
speaking
about
one's
feelings,
smartphone
adoption
ubiquitous
(i.e.,
Europe,
South‐East
Asia),
digital
might
hold
most
potential
uptake.
regions
Africa,
remote
rural
Western
Pacific,
task‐shifting,
process
whereby
laypeople
trained
by
professionals
deliver
community‐based
interventions,
may
promising
format
given
professional
shortages.
To
provide
optimal
those
around
future
efforts
focus
evaluation
benefits
offered
resources,
their
adaptation
expansion
befit
other
regions,
align
varied
needs
International Journal of Positivity & Well-Being,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
3(1)
Опубликована: Март 1, 2025
This
cross-sectional
study
investigates
the
prevalence
and
levels
of
internalized
stigma
(IS)
among
individuals
suffering
from
mental
illness
in
South
Tamilnadu,
India.
Conducted
between
December
2021
March
2022,
involved
310
participants
diagnosed
with
for
at
least
six
months.
Data
were
collected
using
Internalized
Stigma
Mental
Illness
(ISMI)
Inventory
a
semi-structured
questionnaire
capturing
socio-demographic
details.
Statistical
analyses,
including
Pearson
correlation,
one-way
ANOVA,
post-hoc
Tukey
HSD
tests,
employed
to
determine
relationship
IS
various
factors.
The
findings
reveal
high
IS,
64.83%
scoring
above
2.5
on
ISMI
scale.
Key
factors
influencing
include
age,
education,
employment,
marital
status,
economic
duration
illness,
regular
doctor
consultation.
Young
adults,
lower
educational
attainment,
unemployed
individuals,
those
longer
exhibited
higher
levels.
Notably,
who
regularly
consulted
doctors
fewer
hospital
admissions
reported
highlights
significant
disparities
underscoring
need
targeted
anti-stigma
programs.
Enhancing
awareness
education
about
improving
access
health
resources,
fostering
supportive
environments
are
crucial
mitigating
IS.
call
comprehensive,
individualized
treatment
plans
considering
each
patient's
social
context
promote
better
outcomes
facilitate
integration
psychiatric
illnesses.
PLoS ONE,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
20(3), С. e0319458 - e0319458
Опубликована: Март 18, 2025
Background
Despite
initiatives
to
increase
access
mental
health
care
and
improve
the
quality
of
life
for
individuals
living
with
illness,
there
is
limited
information
on
internalized
stigma
its
impact
these
individuals.
This
study
aimed
determine
prevalence
internalised
identify
associated
factors
(sociodemographic,
clinical,
substance
use)
among
people
illness
attending
an
outpatient
clinic
in
Ethiopia.
Method
Institution-based
cross-sectional
was
conducted
patients
at
University
Gondar
Hospital
clinic.
We
recruited
638
participants
from
using
systematic
random
sampling
interval
three
applied.
Internalised
measured
nine-item
(ISMI-9)
Mental
Illness
Scale.
Variables
were
coded
entered
into
SPSS-28
software
further
analysis.
To
analyze
data,
we
used
descriptive
multivariate
logistic
regression
Adjusted
odds
ratio
(AOR)
95%
confidence
(CI)
p-value
less
than
0.05
considered
significant.
Results
Prevalence
49.1%
(95%
CI:
45,
52).
The
following
attributes
a
greater
likelihood
high
stigma,
no
formal
education
(AOR=2.19,
CI:1.33,
3.61);
fair
self-reported
(AOR=3.12,
CI:1.28,
7.59),
poor
(AOR=
9.11,
2.89,
28.73),
suicidal
ideation
(AOR=1.95,
CI:1.37,
2.79),
alcohol
users
1.89,
CI:1.24,2.91),
patient
low
self-esteem
(AOR=1.55,
CI:1.09,
2.21),
drug
adherence
(AOR=2.2,
CI:1.30,3.71),
family
history
use
2.46,
CI:1.54,3.93).
Conclusions
high.
Therefore,
anti-stigma
activities,
early
support,
information,
reduction
behaviors
are
all
necessary
reduce
illnesses.
International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 28, 2024
Abstract
We
conducted
a
household
survey
among
6061
adults
in
Lesotho
to
(1)
assess
the
prevalence
of
moderate/severe
mental
health
(MH)
and
substance
use
(SU)
problems
(2)
describe
MH
SU
service
cascades,
(3)
predictors
problem
awareness
(i.e.,
having
MH/SU
that
requires
treatment).
Moderate/severe
or
was
reported
between
0.7%
for
anxiety
past
2
weeks
36.4%
alcohol
3
months.
The
treatment
gaps
were
high
both
(62%
gap;
82%
gap)
(89%
95%
gap).
Individuals
with
higher
than
median
wealth
had
lower
those
living
urban
settings
greater
awareness.
Research
should
investigate
how
increase
population
reduce
burden
these
conditions
this
setting.
Social Sciences & Humanities Open,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
9, С. 100899 - 100899
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
International
students
in
Japan
face
unique
mental
health
challenges
stemming
from
cultural
and
linguistic
differences,
potentially
accentuated
by
the
COVID-19
pandemic.
However,
research
on
of
this
demographic
is
scarce.
This
study
aims
to
describe
their
status,
awareness
resources,
attitudes
toward
seeking
support.
conducted
analyses
based
data
collected
though
an
online
survey
at
a
national
university
during
October
November
2022.
were
surveyed
about
awareness,
attitude.
Descriptive
statistics
Chi-square
tests
employed
examine
associations
between
responses
variables.
Among
116
participants,
6.9%
reported
experiencing
poor
health,
16.4%
rated
as
fair,
1.7%
expressed
uncertainly
status.
Similarly,
4.3%
indicated
physical
21.6%
0.9%
uncertainty
health.
Additionally,
felt
that
adversely
affected
daily
life
academics,
12.1%
believed
had
similar
negative
impact.
Awareness
resources
was
notably
low,
with
only
25.9%
being
informed.
Furthermore,
limited
observed
among
older
(χ2
=
8.176,
p
<
0.01),
degree-seeking
4.727,
0.05),
those
African
countries
4.721,
compared
counterparts.
A
total
10.4%
reluctance
pursue
informal
support,
9.5%
showed
reservations
formal
The
underscores
critical
need
for
targeted
outreach
development
accessible,
culturally
sensitive
interventions
international
Japan.
Enhancing
accessibility
can
contribute
wellbeing
demographic,
improving
academic
outcomes
fostering
more
inclusive,
supportive
environment
students,
thereby
advancing
collaboration
understanding.
Trauma Violence & Abuse,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Сен. 14, 2024
Little
research
exists
on
the
human
immunodeficiency
virus
(HIV)-intimate
partner
violence
(IPV)-mental
health
(MH)
syndemic
impact
parenting.
The
objective
of
this
scoping
review
is
to
identify
and
summarize
available
evidence
regarding
relationship
between
HIV
or
Acquired
Immune
Deficiency
Syndrome
(AIDS),
IPV,
poor
MH
among
mothers
caregivers
who
as
women.
We
conducted
according
Joanna
Briggs
Institute
Preferred
Reporting
Items
for
Systematic
reviews
meta-analyses
extension
guidelines,
a
comprehensive
search
was
from
2001
September
2023.
inclusion
criteria
targeted
studies
examining
at
least
two
HIV,
epidemics
participants
their
Both
qualitative
quantitative
were
included.
Covidence
software
used
screen
extract
data.
Twenty-three
included
in
analysis.
Most
United
States.
Furthermore,
all
designs,
with
most
being
longitudinal.
concentrated
IPV-MH
no
found
HIV-IPV
Research
HIV-IPV-MH
that
an
diagnosis
exacerbated
negative
impacts
showed
significantly
influences
parenting,
leading
less
nurturing
more
punitive
behaviors.
Studies
did
not
find
direct
association
IPV
harsh
parenting
practices,
mediated
by
MH.
HIV-MH
anxiety
maternal
depression
frequent
disorders.
revealed
living
different
syndemics,
(IPV-MH-HIV,
HIV-MH,
IPV-MH)
adversely
affects
resulting
harsher