Association between work environments and stigma towards people with schizophrenia among mental health professionals in Japan
Y Kato, R Chiba, S Yamaguchi, K Goto, M Umeda… - Healthcare, 2021 - mdpi.com
This study aimed to examine the association between control over practice in work
environments and stigma toward people with schizophrenia among mental health
professionals. We conducted secondary analyses on data from a self-administered
questionnaire survey. The sample in the initial study included mental health professionals
from two psychiatric hospitals, 56 psychiatric clinics, and community service agencies in
Japan. The Ethics Committee of the University of Tokyo, approved this study. Data from 279 …
environments and stigma toward people with schizophrenia among mental health
professionals. We conducted secondary analyses on data from a self-administered
questionnaire survey. The sample in the initial study included mental health professionals
from two psychiatric hospitals, 56 psychiatric clinics, and community service agencies in
Japan. The Ethics Committee of the University of Tokyo, approved this study. Data from 279 …
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Y Kato, R Chiba, S Yamaguchi, K Goto, M Umeda… - 2021 - researchmap.jp
This study aimed to examine the association between control over practice in work
environments and stigma toward people with schizophrenia among mental health
professionals. We conducted secondary analyses on data from a self-administered
questionnaire survey. The sample in the initial study included mental health professionals
from two psychiatric hospitals, 56 psychiatric clinics, and community service agencies in
Japan. The Ethics Committee of the University of Tokyo, approved this study. Data from 279 …
environments and stigma toward people with schizophrenia among mental health
professionals. We conducted secondary analyses on data from a self-administered
questionnaire survey. The sample in the initial study included mental health professionals
from two psychiatric hospitals, 56 psychiatric clinics, and community service agencies in
Japan. The Ethics Committee of the University of Tokyo, approved this study. Data from 279 …
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