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Title: Measuring the stigma of psychiatry and psychiatrists: development of a questionnaire.
Authors: Gaebel, Wolfgang, Zäske, Harald, Cleveland, Helen-Rose, Zielasek, Jürgen, Stuart, Heather, Arboleda-Florez, Julio, Akiyama, Tsuyoshi, Gureje, Oye, Jorge, Miguel, Kastrup, Marianne, Suzuki, Yuriko, Tasman, Allan, Sartorius, Norman
Source: European Archives of Psychiatry & Clinical Neuroscience. Nov2011, Vol. 261, p119-123. 5p.
Subjects: Psychiatry, Psychiatrists, Social stigma, Questionnaires, Mental illness, Social networks, Mental health services
Abstract: The stigma of mental illness is a severe burden for people suffering from mental illness both in private and public life, also affecting their relatives, their close social network, and the mental health care system in terms of disciplines, providers, and institutions. Interventions against the stigma of mental illness employ complementary strategies (e.g., protest, education, and contact) and address different target groups (e.g., school children and teachers, journalists, stakeholders). Within this framework, the World Psychiatric Association has adopted an Action Plan with the goal to improve the image of psychiatry and to reduce potential stigmatizing attitudes toward psychiatry and psychiatrists. To evaluate such interventions, a questionnaire has been developed that assesses opinions and attitudes toward psychiatrists and psychiatry in different samples of medical specialists (psychiatrists and general practitioners). The questionnaire comprises scales about perceived stigma in terms of the perception of societal stereotypes, self-stigma in terms of stereotype agreement, perceived stigma in terms of structural discriminations, discrimination experiences, stigma outcomes, and attitudes toward a second medical discipline. It is available in several languages (Arab, English, German, Japanese, Polish, and Spanish) and can easily be adapted for utilization in other medical specialties. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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