Public stigma against family members of people with mental illness: findings from the Gilgel Gibe Field Research Center (GGFRC), Southwest Ethiopia
Conclusion:
Our findings revealed moderate level of family stigma. Place of residence, perceived signs and explanations of mental illness were independent correlates of public stigma against family members of people with mental illness. Therefore, mental health communication programs to inform explanations and signs of mental illness need to be implemented.
Source: BMC International Health and Human Rights - Category: Global & Universal Authors: Eshetu GirmaAnne Maria Möller-LeimkühlerNorbert MüllerSandra DehningGuenter FroeschlMarkos Tesfaye Source Type: research
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