… A lower score indicates a less stigmatising attitude towards mental illness and psychiatry. …
week psychiatry clerkship on medical students’ attitudes towards psychiatry and mental illness …

… the stigmatizing and rejecting attitudes of … psychiatric clerkship was found to exert a positive
short-term effect on reshaping medical students’ attitudes to mental illnesses and psychiatry. …

… the psychiatry clerkship on attitudes of medical students towards psychiatry and to psychiatry
… the potential to foster positive attitudes to psychiatry and address pre-existing stigmatising …

… Explicit and implicit stigmatizing attitudes among health professionals were linked with …
reduce their implicit attitude toward mental illness after a 1-month psychiatric clerkship. A possible …

… with an individual experiencing mental illness were not. This study suggests that the
psychiatric clerkship may have limited impact on the stigmatizing attitudes of medical students. …

… to a traditional clerkship experience. We hypothesized that medical student attitudes towards
psychiatry would deteriorate post-clerkship because of the transition to a virtual clerkship. …

… stigmatizing attitudes towards the mentally ill differ according to the level of knowledge about
psychiatric … level of exposure towards the mentally ill plays a role in stigmatizing attitudes. …

… the psychiatry clerkship on attitudes toward psychiatry, including considering choosing a
residency in psychiatry, … (ie, stigmatized) views of medical students toward psychiatric patients, …

… Conclusion: Our findings indicate that a psychiatric clerkship that involves students in
direct interaction with patients may effectively reduce stigma. Therefore, we advocate the …

… of a psychiatry clerkship on attitudes to MI. A secondary aim was to determine if the psychiatry
clerkship … Finally, the participants initially showed the highest stigmatized attitude score for …