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PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION JOURNAL
卷 37, 期 1, 页码 62-64出版社
CENTER PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION
DOI: 10.1037/prj0000038
关键词
antistigma programs; community-based participatory research; fidelity measure; mental health advocacy; public stigma
Objective: Contact-based antistigma programs seemingly have a larger and more sustained impact than educational strategies. Previous qualitative research of advocates with lived experiences yielded 32 key ingredients of contact-based programs comprising 5 categories. This study sought an independent sample's feedback of the 32 ingredients. Methods: One hundred advocates with lived experience of mental health conditions who have led, coordinated, and/or delivered antistigma presentations completed an online survey to rank importance of key ingredients. Results: Analysis of rank distributions showed most important ingredients in program categories: (a) design: face-to-face presentations, audience discussion; (b) target: specific group identified (e.g., employers), assessment completed with targets to derive stigma change goals relevant to needs; (c) staff: presenters are people with lived experience; (d) message: message includes on the-way-up stories; and (e) evaluation/follow-up: post-presentation follow-up actions discussed with targets. Conclusions and Implications for Practice: Future research hopes to yield a fidelity measure for contact-based programs.
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