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Navigating mental health literacy, symptom beliefs, and depression severity: A commentary on Ahuvia et al., 2023 心理健康知识、症状信念和抑郁严重程度的导航:对 Ahuvia 等人的评论,2023 年
Q1 PSYCHIATRY Pub Date : 2023-12-06 DOI: 10.1016/j.ssmmh.2023.100282
Stella Nam , Saúl Urbina-Johanson
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Social support and user engagement with task-shared psychological treatments in the real world: Findings from the PRIME India study 现实世界中的社会支持与用户参与任务共享心理治疗:印度 PRIME 研究结果
Q1 PSYCHIATRY Pub Date : 2023-12-06 DOI: 10.1016/j.ssmmh.2023.100283
Veda Sripada
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Advancing an individual-community health nexus: Survey, visual, and narrative meanings of mental and physical health for Arab emerging adults 促进个人与社区的健康联系:阿拉伯新兴成人身心健康的调查、视觉和叙事意义
Q1 PSYCHIATRY Pub Date : 2023-12-05 DOI: 10.1016/j.ssmmh.2023.100281
Delaney J. Glass , Zainab al-Tameemi , Stephanie Farquhar
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Social relationship expectations, care, and loneliness in later life: Perspectives from Thai and Myanmar adults in northern Thailand 晚年的社会关系期望、关怀和孤独:泰国北部泰国和缅甸成年人的观点
Q1 PSYCHIATRY Pub Date : 2023-12-04 DOI: 10.1016/j.ssmmh.2023.100279
Samia C. Akhter-Khan , Nang Myat Pont Aein , Chanyanut Wongfu , Matthew Prina , Khin Myo Wai , Rosie Mayston , Sirinan Suwannaporn

Loneliness results from unfulfilled social relationship expectations (SREs). Little research has investigated how SREs vary by culture and context, how loneliness is experienced in rural Southeast Asia, and how loneliness relates to care provision in later life. The current study qualitatively explored the understanding of loneliness, contextual differences in the content, avenues, and obstacles for SREs, and care provided by Myanmar and Thai people living at the border in Chiang Rai. Data were analysed using thematic analysis. Between November and December 2022, 10 focus group discussions were held with 17 migrants from Myanmar and 33 older people from Thailand. Emerging themes from the focus groups shed light on how loneliness differs between cultures and contexts. Loneliness was experienced particularly at night, when people thought about their unmet relationship expectations. Having “nothing to do” and overthinking were closely related to the experience of loneliness, whereas engaging in activities, including caregiving, alleviated loneliness. Compared to Myanmar adults, Thai older adults were more likely to have family members nearby but less likely to share personal problems and feelings of loneliness with others. Fulfilling the SREs of proximity, generativity, and respect was more challenging for Myanmar migrants, who had been unable to return home for years while struggling with financial insecurity.

孤独感源于对社会关系的期望(SRE)无法实现。关于社会关系期望如何因文化和环境而异、东南亚农村地区如何体验孤独感以及孤独感与晚年生活护理服务的关系的研究很少。本研究以定性研究的方式探讨了对孤独感的理解,SRE 的内容、途径和障碍方面的背景差异,以及生活在清莱边境的缅甸人和泰国人所提供的护理。数据采用专题分析法进行分析。2022 年 11 月至 12 月期间,与来自缅甸的 17 名移民和来自泰国的 33 名老年人举行了 10 次焦点小组讨论。焦点小组讨论中出现的主题揭示了不同文化和背景下孤独感的差异。孤独感在夜间尤为明显,因为人们会想到自己在人际关系方面的期望没有得到满足。无事可做 "和思虑过度与孤独感体验密切相关,而参与活动(包括照顾他人)则能缓解孤独感。与缅甸成年人相比,泰国老年人更有可能有家人在身边,但较少与他人分享个人问题和孤独感。对于缅甸移民来说,实现亲近感、创造性和尊重这些社会责任教育更具挑战性,因为他们多年来一直无法返回家乡,同时还在与经济不安全作斗争。
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Psychosocial support during the COVID-19 pandemic in informal settlements: A Case of Childcare Providers in Nairobi, Kenya 2019冠状病毒病大流行期间非正规住区的社会心理支持:以肯尼亚内罗毕托儿服务提供者为例
Q1 PSYCHIATRY Pub Date : 2023-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.ssmmh.2023.100240
Ivy Chumo, Blessing Mberu, Hellen Gitau, Ivy Nandongwa, Yohannes Dibaba, Caroline Kabaria
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The feasibility of a Community Mental Health Education and Detection (CMED) tool in South Africa. 南非社区心理健康教育和检测(CMED)工具的可行性。
IF 4.1 Q1 PSYCHIATRY Pub Date : 2023-12-01 Epub Date: 2023-01-17 DOI: 10.1016/j.ssmmh.2023.100188
Merridy Grant, Arvin Bhana, Tasneem Kathree, Nonkululeko Khuzwayo, André J van Rensburg, Londiwe Mthethwa, Sithabisile Gigaba, Ellen Ntswe, Zamasomi Luvuno, Inge Petersen

Background: Poor mental health literacy, misinformation about treatment and stigma result in low demand for mental health services in low-and middle-income countries. Community-based interventions that raise mental health awareness and facilitate detection of mental health conditions, are instrumental in increasing demand through strengthened mental health literacy, as well as supply of available mental health services through strengthened detection and linkage to care.

Objective: To assess the feasibility of a Community Mental Health Education and Detection Tool (CMED) for use with household members by community health teams in South Africa.

Methods: The feasibility of using the CMED in households was assessed using Bowen et al.'s framework which informed the study design, interview tools and analysis. The feasibility study involved four phases: (1) observations of the CMED consultation to evaluate the administration of the tool; (2) semi-structured interviews with household member/s after the CMED was administered to explore experiences of the visit; (3) follow-up interviews of household members referred using the CMED tool to assess uptake of referrals; (4) and weekly focus group discussions with the community health team to explore experiences of using the tool. Framework analysis was used to inform a priori themes and allow inductive themes to emerge from the data.

Results: The CMED was found to be acceptable by both community health teams and household members, demand for the tool was evident, implementation, practicality and integration within the existing health system were also indicated.

Conclusion: The CMED is perceived as feasible by household members and community health teams, suggesting a 'goodness of fit" within the existing health system.

背景:在中低收入国家,心理健康知识匮乏、治疗信息错误和污名化导致对心理健康服务的需求较低。以社区为基础的干预措施可以提高人们的心理健康意识,促进对心理健康状况的检测,这有助于通过加强心理健康知识普及来增加需求,也有助于通过加强检测和联系护理来增加现有心理健康服务的供应:评估南非社区卫生团队对家庭成员使用社区心理健康教育和检测工具(CMED)的可行性:采用 Bowen 等人的框架对在家庭中使用 CMED 的可行性进行了评估,该框架为研究设计、访谈工具和分析提供了依据。可行性研究包括四个阶段:(1)观察 CMED 咨询,以评估工具的使用情况;(2)在 CMED 使用后对家庭成员进行半结构化访谈,以探讨访问的感受;(3)对使用 CMED 工具转介的家庭成员进行后续访谈,以评估转介的接受情况;(4)每周与社区卫生团队进行焦点小组讨论,以探讨使用工具的感受。采用框架分析法确定先验主题,并从数据中归纳出主题:结果:社区医疗团队和家庭成员都认为 CMED 是可以接受的,对该工具的需求是显而易见的,实施、实用性和与现有医疗系统的整合也得到了认可:结论:家庭成员和社区卫生团队都认为 CMED 是可行的,这表明它与现有的卫生系统 "非常适合"。
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Social support and user engagement with task-shared psychological treatments in the real world: Findings from the PRIME India study 现实世界中任务共享心理治疗的社会支持和用户参与:来自PRIME印度研究的发现
Q1 PSYCHIATRY Pub Date : 2023-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.ssmmh.2023.100257
Saloni Dev , John Griffith , Vikram Patel , Alisa Lincoln
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Experience of primary healthcare workers in using the mobile app-based WHO mhGAP intervention guide in detection and treatment of people with mental disorders: A qualitative study in Nepal 初级卫生保健工作者使用基于移动应用程序的世卫组织mhGAP干预指南检测和治疗精神障碍患者的经验:尼泊尔的一项定性研究
Q1 PSYCHIATRY Pub Date : 2023-11-29 DOI: 10.1016/j.ssmmh.2023.100278
Nagendra P. Luitel , Vibha Neupane , Bishnu Lamichhane , Gobinda Prasad Koirala , Kamal Gautam , Eliza Karki , Sandarba Adhikari , Nicole Votruba , Mark JD. Jordans , Brandon A. Kohrt , Kenneth Carswell , Graham Thornicroft , Heidi Lempp

This study assessed perception and experience of trained primary health care workers in using a mobile app-based version of the WHO mental health gap action programme (mhGAP) Intervention Guide in the assessment and management of people with mental health conditions in primary care in Nepal. A qualitative study was conducted with primary healthcare workers who were trained in using the WHO mhGAP mobile application in Jhapa, a district in eastern Nepal. Semi-structured interviews were carried out with 15 healthcare workers (3 females and 12 males) nine months after the training. Interviews were audio recorded, transcribed and translated into English for the thematic qualitative data analysis. Health care workers (HCWs) found the mobile app helpful to verify and confirm their assessment and diagnosis. The other benefits reported by the participants were: bringing uniformity in diagnosis and management of mental health conditions across primary healthcare facilities; reminding the HCWs specific assessment questions; creating awareness on the importance of psychosocial intervention; improving the interaction between patients and service providers; and the importance of follow-up care. Despite these advantages, lack of clarity about report submission modality; lack of electricity or internet connectivity; and low technology literacy among older HCWs were some of the barriers in using the app. The major recommendation made by the HCWs for the guide included revision of the assessment process and system; inclusion of a chat function with supervisors; minimizing the amount of patients’ data to be collected in the app; and addition of conversion and anxiety disorders to the app. This study concludes that the mobile decision support application could be acceptable and feasible in primary care settings if the suggested modifications are incorporated, in addition to addressing other systemic issues facing the primary care-based delivery of mental health services.

本研究评估了训练有素的初级卫生保健工作者在尼泊尔初级卫生保健中使用基于移动应用程序版本的世卫组织精神卫生差距行动规划(mhGAP)干预指南评估和管理精神卫生状况患者的看法和经验。在尼泊尔东部Jhapa地区,对接受过使用世卫组织mhGAP移动应用程序培训的初级卫生保健工作者进行了定性研究。培训结束9个月后,对15名医护人员(3名女性和12名男性)进行了半结构化访谈。访谈录音、抄写和翻译成英文,以供专题定性数据分析。卫生保健工作者(HCWs)发现移动应用程序有助于核实和确认他们的评估和诊断。参与者报告的其他好处是:在初级卫生保健机构中统一诊断和管理精神健康状况;提醒卫生服务人员具体的评估问题;提高对社会心理干预重要性的认识;改善患者与服务提供者之间的互动;以及后续护理的重要性。尽管有这些优势,但报告提交方式缺乏明确性;缺少电力或互联网连接;老年医护人员的技术素养较低是使用该应用程序的一些障碍。医护人员对该指南提出的主要建议包括修订评估程序和系统;包含与主管聊天的功能;尽量减少在应用程序中收集的患者数据量;本研究的结论是,除了解决基于初级保健的精神卫生服务提供所面临的其他系统性问题外,如果将建议的修改纳入其中,移动决策支持应用程序在初级保健环境中是可以接受和可行的。
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Mental health in India: Sociocultural dimensions, policies and programs – An introduction to the India series 印度的心理健康:社会文化层面、政策和方案——印度系列简介
Q1 PSYCHIATRY Pub Date : 2023-11-27 DOI: 10.1016/j.ssmmh.2023.100277
Venkatesan Chakrapani , Shalini Bharat
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(Men)tal health: Perceptions of depression in men and women (男子)心理健康:男子和妇女对抑郁症的看法
Q1 PSYCHIATRY Pub Date : 2023-11-23 DOI: 10.1016/j.ssmmh.2023.100275
Nina Freiberger , Teresa Lynch , Glenna L. Read , Alexandra M. Blouin

Despite evidence indicating that depression is prevalent in men, gender stereotypes persist that position the disorder as feminine. This misperception may contribute to men's underdiagnosis with and undertreatment for depression. We applied the shifting standards model (SSM) to advance predictions about gender differences in the evaluation of individuals described as experiencing depression. These predictions took the form of objective and subjective evaluations, as well as minimum and confirmatory standards. We randomly assigned participants (N = 430) in a 3 (target gender: man, woman, control) x 2 (judgment standards: minimum, confirmatory) between-subjects experiment. Participants read a vignette describing a woman, man, or individual of unspecified gender and provided the evidence they would need to suspect or confirm depression in the target individual consistent with minimum and confirmatory judgment standards. Results from the pilot and main studies indicate more gender similarities than differences. We discuss the findings with respect to the SSM and how the increase in mental health salience during the COVID-19 pandemic may have mitigated gender stereotypical views of depression.

尽管有证据表明抑郁症在男性中普遍存在,但性别刻板印象仍然将这种疾病定位为女性。这种误解可能导致男性对抑郁症的诊断和治疗不足。我们应用转换标准模型(SSM)来预测个体抑郁经历评估中的性别差异。这些预测采取了客观和主观评价的形式,以及最低标准和确认标准。我们随机分配参与者(N = 430)进行3(目标性别:男性、女性、对照组)× 2(判断标准:最小值、验证性)的被试间实验。参与者阅读一篇描述女性、男性或性别不明的个体的小短文,并提供他们怀疑或确认目标个体患有抑郁症所需的证据,这些证据符合最低和确认性的判断标准。试点研究和主要研究的结果表明,性别相似性大于差异。我们讨论了关于SSM的研究结果,以及COVID-19大流行期间心理健康突出程度的增加如何减轻了对抑郁症的性别刻板印象。
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