The Emerging Role of Police in Facilitating Psychiatric Evaluation Since the 2013 Implementation of the First Chinese Mental Health Law

Chen, Xiao; Rosenheck, Robert A.; Yu, Min; Yan, Sheng; Xiong, Hui; He, Hongbo; Lin, Jen‐Der; Chen, Cuiwei; Jiang, Miaoling

doi:10.1007/s10488-020-01091-6

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“…This action has boosted public attention to mental health than before (R. Z. Chen, Wu et al, 2020). Meanwhile, the National Mental Health Working Plan (2015Plan ( -2020 has set goals of lowering out-of-pocket expenditures for mental healthcare by extending health insurance coverage (Xu et al, 2022).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The Implementation Scheme of the National Project of Specialty-Transfer Training to be Psychiatrists and Guidance on Strengthening Mental Health Services have provided solutions of scaling up mental health resources and workforce (R. Z. Chen, Wu et al, 2020;Wu & Ma, 2022). Regarding DUI-R, previous studies on pathways to psychiatric care found that its length was associated with patients' first-contact department, depending on whether professionals of the initial department could recognize patients' mental health problems and then recommend referral (Bhui et al, 2014).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In addition, the 2016 National Health Work Conference of China officially brought mental health to the government agenda as an important issue. Since then, mental health has gained increasing political willingness and public awareness (Chen, Wu et al, 2020). Thus, the time point of 2016 was also selected and tested as a system-level predictor of the three types of delay.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Zhang et al, 2013), which could not match the ongoing development of mental health policy and services in China (R. Z. Chen, Wu et al, 2020).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Understanding components and predictors of delay of first treatment for mental health problems: A hospital-based study in China

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Background: Understanding components and predictors of delay of first treatment for mental health problems are crucial to inform interventions for earlier treatment. However, Chinese-context knowledge of this theme is still limited. Methods: We conducted an inpatient survey among 206 patients with various mental disorders in China. Delay of first utilization of mental healthcare (Delay-Total) and its two components of help-seeking delay (Delay-H) and referral delay (Delay-R) were assessed in terms of occurrence and duration. Binary logistic regression was performed to test predictors of Delay-Total, Delay-H and Delay-R, and multiple linear regression was used to test predictors of delay durations. Results: Overall, 66.0% patients experienced Delay-Total, with a duration range of 0 to 353 months; 49.5% patients had Delay-H (duration range = 0–207 months) and 29.6% with Delay-R (duration range = 0–323 months). Multivariate logistic regression analysis found that the diagnosis of severe mental disorders was a consistent predictor for a reduced chance of Delay-Total, Delay-H and Delay-R. Multiple linear regression analysis demonstrated that younger age of disorder onset and disorder onset before 2016 were significantly associated with longer delay. Conclusions: Delay of first treatment for mental health problems is still common in China. However, the development of mental health policy and services promotes shorter treatment delay. The diagnosis of common mental disorders and younger age of onset are risk factors of the occurrence and duration of delay, respectively. Thus, education of the public and non-mental-healthcare professionals are needed for better disorder recognition and more efforts should be inputted to support youngsters’ utilization of mental healthcare.

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“…Zhang et al, 2013), which could not match the ongoing development of mental health policy and services in China (R. Z. Chen, Wu et al, 2020).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…Inpatient treatment assistance and free drug and medication guidance have improved the treatment rates of mental disorders (R. Z. Chen et al, 2020). Statistics showed that there were nearly 20 million patients with severe mental disorders in China, more than 90% of whom were cared for by families.…”

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The complex impact of family caregiver kinship type on the rehabilitation of patients with mental disorders in rural communities of China

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Wang³

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Background: In 2009, the Chinese government incorporated severe mental disorders into the central subsidized local health funding project for the effective management, treatment, and reintegration of patients with severe mental disorders from hospitals into the community (Project 868). The conditions that were classified as ‘severe’ by this project included: schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorders, paranoid disorders, bipolar disorders, mental disorders caused by epilepsy, and mental retardation accompanying mental disorders. Patients in rural communities received better care after project implementation, of which 62.91% were farmers. Objective: This paper attempts to investigate the complex impact of Project 686 on the levels of rehabilitation of patients by their families. Methods: The last follow-up visit of the community psychiatrists in city H in 2020 was used as the time point. Finally, 174 samples were used in the analysis model. The type of kinship between family caregivers and patients with mental disorders was operationalized according to the information provided under the ‘primary caregiver’ item within the basic information section of the follow-up form. The software Stata15 was used to perform descriptive statistics, baseline regression model analysis, and a robustness test on the types of kinship identified and patients’ recovery. Results: The types of kinship, current symptoms, and medication use all affected patients’ recovery, were found to have regression coefficients of −0.148, −1.756, and 0.902, respectively. Parents of patients with mental disorders remain in the caregiver category with the largest proportion. Community acceptance of patients is high; current symptoms, medication use, and types of caregiver-patient relationships influence patients’ recovery levels. Conclusions and discussion: Project 686 has solved some of the rehabilitation and living difficulties of patients with mental disorders in rural communities. The types of kinship between family caregivers and patients with mental disorders in rural communities affect patients’ rehabilitation levels. Patients’ current symptoms and medication use can effectively moderate the impact of kinship type on patients’ recovery in terms of complete self-knowledge, productive work, and life and good social relationships. It is necessary for mental illness prevention-treatment organizations to establish supplemental, replacement, and substitution mechanisms for the life and rehabilitation of patients with mental disorders in rural communities. Furthermore, the sense of reward and concern for family caregivers should be actively enhanced, and greater scientific use of the rehabilitation function of the ‘family care + village doctor management’ model should be made.

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The Emerging Role of Police in Facilitating Psychiatric Evaluation Since the 2013 Implementation of the First Chinese Mental Health Law

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Understanding components and predictors of delay of first treatment for mental health problems: A hospital-based study in China

Understanding components and predictors of delay of first treatment for mental health problems: A hospital-based study in China

The complex impact of family caregiver kinship type on the rehabilitation of patients with mental disorders in rural communities of China

Police’s Mediating Role in Participating Coercive Parenting Control on Young Adults in China: A Case Study to Analyze the Law against Domestic Violence

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The Emerging Role of Police in Facilitating Psychiatric Evaluation Since the 2013 Implementation of the First Chinese Mental Health Law

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Understanding components and predictors of delay of first treatment for mental health problems: A hospital-based study in China

Understanding components and predictors of delay of first treatment for mental health problems: A hospital-based study in China

The complex impact of family caregiver kinship type on the rehabilitation of patients with mental disorders in rural communities of China

Police&#8217;s Mediating Role in Participating Coercive Parenting Control on Young Adults in China: A Case Study to Analyze the Law against Domestic Violence

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