… One might postulate that this may be because of lack of knowledge about mental illness
or because of different conceptual models. Knowledge of mental illness in different ethnic …

… to psychiatry. The observed changes in attitudes lead to the presumption that some aspects
of the image problem of psychiatry stem from inadequate knowledge of psychiatry as a …

… cases that overtaxes their professional knowledge and skills, or … their work and to acquire
knowledge and skills they can use … understandings in the knowledge that their consultees are …

… The present study therefore reports on the knowledge and attitudes concerning mental health
of primary health care workers in Nigeria prior to designing a training programme for them. …

… Of the 450 subjects, one subject who was enrolled as a psychiatrist was removed from our
analysis because this person demonstrated subpar knowledge pertaining to schizophrenia (ie…

… The aim of this study was to determine the knowledge and attitudes towards mental illness
… a questionnaire developed by the World Psychiatric Association to reduce stigma because of …

… knowledge and attitudes. in contrast to the findings of several other studies, the rural
respondents in this study reported positive attitudes … and the studies reporting negative attitudes. …

… secure psychiatric nursing staff attitudes, beliefs and knowledge … psychiatric hospital, and
compares differences between staff groups in relation to general drug knowledge and attitudes …

… of education are likely to have more knowledge about and/or experience with psychiatric
disorders, which in turn leads to a less stigmatizing attitude toward people with mental illness. …

… Collaboration between community and healthcare professionals plays an essential role in
… the level of knowledge/understanding, perception and attitude among community members, …