… We aimed to diminish the stigma and negative attitudes of the nursing students towards
patients with mental illness through our comprehensive psychiatric-mental health education. …

… It has been postulated that psychiatric education could lead to a reduction in negative attitude
… of medical students before exposure to psychiatric training. The eight weeks of clinical …

… the attitudes of psychiatry trainees toward neuroscience education in psychiatry residency
and subsequent training in … We hypothesized that psychiatrists-in-training would perceive their …

… Education and training may improve therapeutic attitude, but the extent of … 3 h of tailored
training was sufficient to improve psychiatric staff knowledge about and attitudes toward problem-…

… 1-h educational program, which intended to change attitudes towards … a 1-h educational
program can change attitudes towards the … training and practical experience, such as psychiatric …

… The authors found that mental health users trained as … attitudes of medical students to
learning from and working with the service users. One of the medical students before the training …

… perception of the adequacy of their psychiatric training, their final examination results, and
the gender of students and preceptors, none of which were found to correlate with attitudes. …

… training in psychiatric rehabilitation is due to several factors. A perception has existed that
people with severe psychiatric … The kinds of attitudes that are relevant in to psychiatric …

… It is likely that least rigid and stereotypic attitudes show most change. Students felt that
the psychiatric training allowed them to develop rewarding relationships with people (ATP …

… Our findings suggest that clinical training and exposure to a psychiatric setting impacts
positively on medical students’ attitude towards mental illness, even when this training does not …