Editorial: el estigma en salud mental

López, M.

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“…El estigma es un fenómeno conocido y presente en muchos ámbitos, y muy especialmente en el de la salud mental, campo en el que ha sido, y sigue siendo, una importante barrera; es una barrera relevante para la atención y la integración social de las personas afectadas por enfermedades mentales (López, 2012).…”

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Diferencias de la población general en relación a los conoci- mientos, actitudes y conductas hacia el estigma en salud mental

Herrero

Sánchez

Sarmiento

2017

PSYE

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Differences in general population on knowledge, attitudes and behaviour related to mental health stigmaABSTRACT: Stigma in mental health is studied in a sample of 152 subjects of Almería city population with the aim of designing specific anti-stigma campaigns. For this, Stigma is operatized in three constructs: Knowledge, Attitudes and Behaviour, using MAKS, CAMI and RIBS scales for these. Results show that the younger group, under thirty-five years old are less knowledgeable about mental health related to stigma, showing a significant difference (p< .05). Moreover, we found significant differences in gender regarding the intention of stigmatizing behaviour (p=.049) as well as attitudes (p= .006) where men have more stigmatizing behaviour and attitudes than women. These results together with those that show a significant correlation between knowledge and behaviour, as well as between attitudes and behaviour will be used as a guide to design interventions aimed to reduce stigma in mental health.

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Diferencias de la población general en relación a los conoci- mientos, actitudes y conductas hacia el estigma en salud mental

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Sánchez

Sarmiento

2017

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“…In this case, the percentage is much lower than the calculated for the infectious diseases in the same territory (EI = 7.26%) (Gras et al, 2021a). This fact might be explained due to the self-stigma and fear of discrimination associated with such disorders, but also by the lack of information related to these pathologies, which creates a late or erroneous detection and inadequate treatment (López, 2012).…”

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Plants and mental disorders: the case of Catalan linguistic area

Irún,

Gras,

Parada

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Front. Pharmacol.

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Introduction: Mental disorders are among the leading causes of ill-health and disability worldwide. Despite the disease burden they cause, including significant direct and indirect impacts on individual’s health and major social and economic consequences in all countries of the world, it is still one of the most neglected areas of public health. In such a context, the medicinal plants traditionally used to pale these pathologies are presented as a promising tool for future drug development for the management of mental health disorders. The aim of the present study is to analyze the information about plant species used to treat mental disorders in the Catalan linguistic area (CLA) and compare these traditional uses with pharmacological literature in order to evaluate the most quoted taxa and their uses and to provide a basis for further research. Methods: Data have been recovered from the “Etnobotànica dels Països Catalans” webpage (https://etnobotanica.iec.cat/) and the meta-analytic work carried out in the present study covers 27 prospections performed in different territories between 1990 and 2019. Descriptive statistics and quantitative ethnobotany were carried out and some ethnobotanical indices were calculated. Results and Discussion: The number of use reports analysed to treat mental disorders in CLA is 2,544 spread over 183 taxa belonging to 64 families, being the most cited the Malvaceae (29.36% of use reports), Lamiaceae (16.71%), Caprifoliaceae (7.94%), Rutaceae (7.47%) and Papaveraceae (6.01%). The most used taxa to treat or alleviate the mental disorders have been Tilia platyphyllos Scop. (24.53%), Valeriana officinalis L. (7.47%), Salvia officinalis L. (5.07%), Sambucus nigra L. (4.28%), and Ruta chalepensis L. (3.89%). The flowers or inflorescences (47.68%), followed by aerial part (23.49%), have been the most used plant parts, and tisane the most commonly used pharmaceutical form (78.03%). The most reported use is as sedative with 40.92%, followed by anticephalalgic (21. 19%) and tranquilizer (20.01%). The informant consensus factor (FIC) was 0.93, and 3.72% was the ethnobotanicity index (EI) value. The information is coincidental with at least one of the comprehensive pharmacological literature sources checked for 73.68% of ethnobotanical uses.

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Editorial: el estigma en salud mental

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Diferencias de la población general en relación a los conoci- mientos, actitudes y conductas hacia el estigma en salud mental

Diferencias de la población general en relación a los conoci- mientos, actitudes y conductas hacia el estigma en salud mental

Plants and mental disorders: the case of Catalan linguistic area

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