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Stigmatization of people diagnosed with a mental disorder in secondary mental health centers in Chile: An ethnographic study.

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Title: Stigmatization of people diagnosed with a mental disorder in secondary mental health centers in Chile: An ethnographic study.
Authors: Jara‐Ogeda, Romina (AUTHOR), Leyton, Daniela (AUTHOR), Grandón, Pamela (AUTHOR)
Source: Journal of Community Psychology. Sep2022, Vol. 50 Issue 8, p3307-3324. 18p.
Subjects: Mental health facilities, Mental illness, Medical personnel, Health facilities, Ethnology
Geographic Terms: Chile
Abstract: To understand how stigmatization of people diagnosed with a mental disorder occurs in secondary mental healthcare staff in mental healthcare centers in Chile was the objective of the study. A descriptive qualitative and interpretative design with an ethnographic approach was used. Participants' observations, ethnographic, and semi‐structured interviews were conducted with professionals at three secondary mental health centers. Qualitative descriptive and interpretative content analysis was used. Stigmatization of users is shaping up in their trajectory in the health center. Identity changes from person to "patient," which generates dependence on the expert role of healthcare professionals. Stigma is expressed in the interactions between a health institution, a professional team, and a user, reproducing power and control relationships associated with the biomedical model and reinforcing a cycle of chronification in the user. Health teams are stressed by discrepancies between the current mental health policy and the user's biomedical understanding. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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