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Community Mental Health in India
Nitin Gupta, BS Chavan, Priti Arun, Ajeet Sidana, Sushrut Jadhav
SECTION I: AN INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH
1:
The Relevance of Community Psychiatry in India
INTRODUCTION
CHALLENGING MENTAL HEALTH SITUATION IN INDIA
There is a Large ‘Unmet Need’ for Mental Health Care in the Community
There is Poor Understanding of the Psychological Distress as Requiring Medical Intervention in the General Population
There is Limited Acceptance of the Modern Medical Care for Mental Disorders in the General Population
There are Several Limitations in the Availability of Mental Health Services (Professionals and Facilities) in the Public Health Services
There is Poor Utilization of the Available Services by the Ill Population and their Families
There are Problems in Recovery and Reintegration of the Persons with Mental Illnesses
Institutionalized Mechanisms for Monitoring the Mental Health Care are Missing in the Country
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
DEVELOPMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN LOW AND MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES
DEVELOPMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN INDIA
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH INITIATIVES IN INDIA
Family Support
General Hospital Psychiatry
Integration of Mental Health with General Health Care
Effectiveness of Care at the Community Level
Utilization of ‘Non-specialists’ for Mental Health Care
Community Level Rehabilitation
Religion
Traditional Practices and Traditional Healers
Public Mental Health Education
Research
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
PERSONAL REFLECTIONS OF LAST SIX DECADES
FUTURE OF COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN INDIA
Professional Challenges
Community Level Challenges
Policy Level
APPENDIX 1
WHO Mental Health Policy and Service Guidance Package
SECTION II: HISTORICAL CONCEPTS AND EVOLUTION
2:
Psychiatry in India: A Historical Perspective
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY OF WORLD PSYCHIATRY
PSYCHIATRY IN ANCIENT VEDIC INDIA
PSYCHIATRY IN MEDIEVAL INDIA
PSYCHIATRY IN COLONIAL INDIA
Early Colonial Period (1745-1857)
Middle Colonial Period (1858-1918)
Late Colonial Period (1918-1947)
PSYCHIATRY IN POSTINDEPENDENCE INDIA—THE COLONIAL HANGOVER AND DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN PSYCHIATRY
Mental Health Care
Development of Psychiatric Research
Mental Health Legislation
Manpower Development in Psychiatry and Allied Disciplines
Development of Professional Bodies in Mental Health
Multi-prong Approach to Psychiatric Care: Integration of Western and Traditional Medicine
HOW FAR WE HAVE COME?
3:
General Hospital Psychiatry
INTRODUCTION
THE CONCEPT OF GENERAL HOSPITAL PSYCHIATRY UNITS
HISTORY
INTEGRATING PSYCHIATRY WITH GENERAL HEALTH CARE SYSTEM IN INDIA
ROLES OF GENERAL HOSPITAL PSYCHIATRY UNITS IN INDIA
Services Provided at GHPUs
Early Detection and Treatment of Psychiatric Problems
Early Detection and Treatment of Medical Problems
Linkage with Primary Health Care System
Ambulatory Treatment Facilities
Involvement of Family Members in Delivery of Mental Health Care
Preventive and Rehabilitative Services
Research
Interdepartmental Research
Biological Underpinning of Psychiatric Disorders
Minor Psychiatric Disorders
Training
Training of Undergraduate Medical Students
Postgraduate Students Training
Training of Other Mental Health Care Professionals, viz. Nurses, Paramedical Workers
Social Change
Reduction of Stigma
Acceptance of Patients in Community
INTER RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PSYCHIATRY AND OTHER SPECIALTIES
Medicine and Allied Branches
Internal Medicine
Cardiology
Gastroenterology
Nephrology
Oncology
Dermatology
Hematology
Diabetes
Pediatrics
Surgery and Allied Branches
Surgery
Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT)
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Other Areas of Interaction
Medically Unexplained Symptoms
Deliberate Self-Harm
Delirium
FUTURE OF GHPUs IN INDIA
4:
Towards Community Mental Health Care: Primary Health Care Model
INTRODUCTION
VILLAGE LEVEL
SYSTEM OF SUB-HEALTH CENTERS
SYSTEM OF PRIMARY HEALTH CENTERS
SYSTEM OF COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS
MOVING AWAY FROM MENTAL INSTITUTIONS—TOWARDS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE
CONCLUSION
5:
National Mental Health Programme
NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME
EVOLUTION OF DISTRICT MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME
Organizing Mental Health Services
Community Mental Health Care Facilities
Support to Families
Human Resource Development
Public Mental Health Education
Private Sector Mental Health Care
Support to Voluntary Organizations
Promotion and Preventive Activities
Administrative Support
NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME IN ELEVENTH FIVE-YEAR PLAN (2007–12)
Center of Excellence in Field of Mental Health
Scheme of Manpower Development
Upgradation of Psychiatric Wings of Government Medical Colleges/ General Hospitals
Modernization of State-run Mental Hospitals
DISTRICT MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME AND NATIONAL RURAL HEALTH MISSION
CONCLUSION
6:
District Mental Health Programme
INTRODUCTION
THE MAGNITUDE OF MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS: THE NEED FOR DECENTRALIzED MENTAL HEALTH CARE
THE BURDEN OF MENTAL DISORDERS
CURRENT RESOURCES FOR MENTAL HEALTH CARE
CAPACITY-BUILDING FOR PRIMARY CARE PERSONNEL TO DELIVER MENTAL HEALTH CARE
THE ADVANTAGES OF PLANNING MENTAL HEALTH CARE AT THE DISTRICT LEVEL
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE DMHP
Specific Objectives
THE PROCESS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DMHP IN THE DISTRICT
Methodology
MID-COURSE EVALUATION OF THE DMHPs
FINDINGS AND THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE EVALUATION OF THE FUNCTIONING OF DMHP IN INDIA: EVALUATION BY THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE, GOVT OF INDIA, 2009
Findings
Recommendations and Suggestions
KEY ISSUES FOR EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DMHP IN INDIA
CONCLUSION
SECTION III: DIMENSIONS OF COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY
7:
Family and Mental Health in India
INTRODUCTION
CHANGING CONCEPTS OVER THE ROLE OF FAMILY IN MENTAL ILLNESS
THE INDIAN FAMILY
HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY IN MENTAL ILLNESS IN INDIA
IMPACT OF MENTAL ILLNESS ON THE FAMILIES
THERAPEUTIC ROLE OF FAMILY IN MANAGEMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESSES
CHANGES IN TRADITIONAL INDIAN FAMILY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR MENTAL HEALTH
ROLE OF FAMILY SELF-HELP GROUPS AND NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZation IN MENTAL HEALTH IN INDIA
EARLY WARNING SIGNS OF PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESSES: CAN FAMILY PREVENT PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS
CONCLUSION
8:
Stigma of Mental Illness
INTRODUCTION
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES
STIGMA: CONCEPTS AND TERMINOLOGIES
Stigma
Stereotype, Prejudice, Discrimination and Other Related Terminologies
CONSEQUENCES OF STIGMA
Family Members
Services and Service Providers
Law and Justice System
Landlords and Employers
STIGMA RESEARCH: INSTRUMENTS AND METHODS
Surveys
Experimental Studies
Qualitative Studies
Ethnographic Approaches
Mixed-method Studies
RESEARCH FROM INDIA
Community Attitudes Towards Mental Illness
Studies on Families or Caregivers of Mentally Ill Persons
Stigma Experiences of Consumers of Mental Illness
Stigma and National Mental Health Programme in India
RESEARCH AMONG LOW AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES
Africa
The Arab World
South-east Asia
Pakistan
The Caribbean
RESEARCH STUDIES FROM WESTERN COUNTRIES
ANTI-STIGMA CAMPAIGNS
AN AGENDA FOR ACTION—WHAT CAN BE DONE BY THE FOLLOWING STAKEHOLDERS?
Services
Persons with Mental Illness
Family Members
Mental Health Professionals
Administrators and Planners
Voluntary Organizations/NGOs
Media
CONCLUSION
9:
Disability and Functioning
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITIONS
AREAS AFFECTED
IMPACT OF DISABILITY
Impact on the Individual
Families and Caregivers
Community
Mental Health Professionals
INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF DISABILITIES
RELEVANCE OF ICF TO REHABILITATION
MEASUREMENT OF DISABILITIES
INDIAN DISABILITY EVALUATION AND ASSESSMENT SCALE
WHY MEASURE DISABILITY?
INTERNATIONAL STUDY
INDIAN RESEARCH ON DISABILITY
CROSS-CULTURAL ISSUES AND DISABILITY
THE INTERPLAY OF DISABILITY AND ITS IMPACT ON PRACTICE OF COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY
CONCLUSION AND THE WAY AHEAD
10:
Homelessness and Mental Illness
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS
PREVALENCE
HOMELESSNESS AND MENTAL ILLNESS
PATHWAYS TO HOMELESSNESS FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
HOMELESSNESS AND INDIVIDUAL PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS
Schizophrenia
Substance Abuse and Co-morbidity
Depressive Symptoms and Major Depressive Disorder
Personality Disorders
LEGAL ISSUES RELATED TO HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL
NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF BEING HOMELESS
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS AND THE HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL IN INDIA
GOVERNMENT AND NONGOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS WORKING FOR HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL
MANAGEMENT
Barriers
Societal Factors
Treatment Related Barriers
PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT
EARLY INTERVENTION
HOUSING PROGRAMS
Housing First Models
OUTREACH SERVICES
ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT
SERVICE INTEGRATION
MOTIVATIONAL INTERVENTIONS/STAGES OF CHANGE
MODIFIED THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITIES
SELF-HELP PROGRAMS
INVOLVEMENT OF CONSUMERS AND RECOVERING PERSONS
PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION
TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT
CRISIS CARE SERVICES
TEACHING AND TRAINING
CONCLUSION
11:
Gender and Community Mental Health: Sharing Experiences from our Service Program
CONTESTED CONCEPTS OF ‘MENTAL ILLNESS’
MENTAL HEALTH EMPOWERMENT AS THE BASIS FOR (URBAN) COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH POLICIES
NUANCING GENDER IN THE CONTEXT OF DEVELOPMENT, URBANIZATION AND MENTAL HEALTH
DESIGNING A GENDER SENSITIVE URBAN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM
CONCLUSION
12:
The Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in Community Mental Health Care
CASE STUDY 1
Mental Health Sector—An Overview
NGO SECTOR IN INDIA
WORKING WITH DIVERGENT MENTAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING NEEDS OF PEOPLE FROM LOWER SOCIOECONOMIC AND VULNERABLE GROUPS
CASE STUDY 2
WORKING WITH TRIBAL COMMUNITIES
WORKING WITH SELF-HELP GROUPS
FOCUS ON A RIGHTS FRAMEWORK
CAREGIVER AND USER DRIVEN PROGRAMS
FOCUS ON RESEARCH
WORKING WITH TRADITIONAL SYSTEMS OF HEALING
COMMUNITY FOSTERING
CHALLENGES FACED BY NGOs IN THE MENTAL HEALTH SECTOR
POSITIVE TRENDS IN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN THE NGO SPACE
SECTION IV: LEGISLATIVE ASPECTS
13:
Contemporary Debates about Mental Health Legislation: A Summer and a Winter of Discontent
UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (UNCRPD) AND MENTAL HEALTH ACT
TOWARDS A NEW MENTAL HEALTH ACT
CONCERNS ABOUT THE PROPOSED NEW ACT
DISCLAIMER
14:
Persons with Disability Act
WHAT IS DISABILITY?
CHANGE IN PERSPECTIVE OF VIEWING DISABILITY
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF DISABILITY
POLICIES FOR DISABILITY IN INDIA
SALIENT FEATURES OF THE PWD ACT, 1995
INCLUSION OF MENTAL ILLNESS IN PWD ACT, 1995
CRITICISM OF PWD ACT
GENERAL POLICY ISSUES
SECTORAL POLICY ISSUES
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ACT
AWARENESS OF THE ACT
CERTIFICATION OF DISABILITY
UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
RIGHTS TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, 2010: WORKING DRAFT
NOTABLE ADVANCES IN THE NEW ACT
DISABILITY RIGHTS AUTHORITY
CONCLUSION
15:
Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act
INTRODUCTION
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
The Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, 1961
THE NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES Act
Chapter I
Definitions: (Important Definitions under the Act)
Chapter II: Authorities and Offences
Enforcement
The Narcotics Control Bureau
National Fund (Chapter II A)
Chapter III: Prohibition Control and Regulation
Licit (Lawful) Opium Cultivation
Chapter IV: Offences and Penalties (Sections 15 to 40)
Chapter V: (Sections 41 to 68) Procedure
Chapter VA: Specials Provisions Relating to Forfeiture of Property
Chapter VI: Miscellaneous
Immunities in Drug Cases
AMENDMENTS
The Prevention of Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substance Bill (1989 Amendment)
Commencement of Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (Amendment) Act 2001 (2001 Amendment)
The Following Amendments were Included in the 2001 Amendment of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985
COMMUNITY AND THE Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances ACT
CONCLUSION
16:
Human Rights and Law
INTRODUCTION
INTERACTION BETWEEN HUMAN RIGHTS AND MENTAL HEALTH
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS SYSTEMS
Internationally Binding Conventions and Treaties
Non-binding UN Standards
Technical Standards
Role of Special Rapporteurs
Regional Human Rights Systems
Key Rights Protected in the International Human Rights Documents
THE INDIAN SCENARIO
NECESSITY OF MENTAL HEALTH LEGISLATION—PROTECTING, PROMOTING AND IMPROVING RIGHTS THROUGH LEGISLATION
SUBSTANTIVE CONTENT OF MENTAL HEALTH AND RELATED LEGISLATION
Mental Health Legislation
Other Legislation Impacting on Mental Health
INTERFACE BETWEEN POLICY AND LEGISLATION
CONCLUSION
SECTION V: COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHIATRIC SPECIALTIES
17:
Community Based Addiction Psychiatry
BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE
CONCEPT
PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES
RANGE OF COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES
ADVANTAGES
INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES
COMMUNITY BASED APPROACHES IN INDIA
Brief Interventions for Primary Care
Camp Approach
Community Clinics
Targeted Interventions
Peer-led Interventions
Needle/Syringe Programs
Community Empowerment Projects
Community Based Rehabilitation
SECTOR-BASED INTERVENTIONS (WORKPLACE, SCHOOLS)
Workplace Initiatives
School Initiatives
COST-EFFECTIVENESS
CONCLUSION
18:
Community Based Geriatric Psychiatry
INTRODUCTION
CARE OF OLDER PEOPLE
DISABILITY/DEPENDENCE
CAREGIVER ISSUES
GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS
Dementia and Other Cognitive Disorders
Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia
Mood Disorders
Psychotic Disorders
TREATMENT GAP
INTEGRATION WITH OTHER SERVICES
PEOPLES’ PARTICIPATION IN MENTAL HEALTH CARE FOR OLDER PEOPLE
LESSONS FROM PALLIATIVE CARE
DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY BASED DEMENTIA CARE
SCHEMES AND POLICIES
WELFARE ASSOCIATIONS FOR ELDERLY
FUTURE DIRECTIONS
19:
Community Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
INTRODUCTION
Principles and Goals of Community Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (CCAP)
Therapeutic Foster Care (TFC) Model
Case Management
Medication use in SOC
Implementation at the Service Delivery Level
Chandigarh's Child Protection Programme: A Community Initiative
Inter-Sectoral Interface
School Mental Health
SMHP-PROPOSED PROGRAMME
Partnership Approach
CONCLUSION
20:
Learning Disabilities: Community Based Approaches and Initiatives
BACKGROUND
Magnitude of the Problem in the Community
Defining the Condition
Evaluation and Assessment
Identification
Before School
School Age
Teens and Adults
DIAGNOSIS
Management
Preventive and Interventional Methods that can be Introduced in Schools
Individualized Education Program (IEP)
Community Initiatives
CBSE Guidelines
ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED
Suggestions
CONCLUSION
SECTION VI: EMERGENCIES IN THE COMMUNITY
21:
Farmers’ Suicides in Central Rural India
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITION OF VARIOUS TERMS
MAGNITUDE OF PROBLEM
EPIDEMIOLOGY
STATE WISE PREVALENCE IN INDIA
ETIOLOGY
SURVIVORS OF FARMER SUICIDE
PREVENTION OF FARMER SUICIDES
Current Approach and its Fallacies
Suggested Action Plan Recommendations to Government
Primary Prevention
Secondary Prevention
Tertiary Prevention
ROLE OF PSYCHIATRISTS
ROLE OF OTHER ALLIED PROFESSIONALS
ROLE OF COMMUNITY-BASED PSYCHIATRY IN PREVENTION
CONCLUSION
22:
Suicidal Behavior and Suicide Prevention
INTRODUCTION
MYTHS ABOUT SUICIDE
DEFINITION AND TERMS
EPIDEMIOLOGY
SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR AS A PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM
Legal Issues in Suicide
Euthanasia and Physician Assisted Suicides
Suicide–manifestation of mental Ill health
ASSOCIATED FACTORS IN SUICIDE
CAUSES OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR
PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS AND SUICIDE
Personality Disorders and Suicide
Depressive Disorders and Suicide
Alcohol, Psychoactive Substance and Suicide
SURVIVOR GUILT IN SUICIDE
COPYCAT SUICIDE AND MEDIA
SOCIETY AND SUICIDE
RELIGION, CULTURE AND SUICIDE
ECONOMIC SITUATION AND SUICIDE
SUICIDE BY FARMERS
‘WHAT’ AFTER ASSESSMENT
GENERAL APPROACHES IN SUICIDE PREVENTION
Integration of mental health and general health in suicide prevention approaches (Swaminathan, 2007).
Positive Mental Health
Media and Suicide
THE KERALA EXPERIENCE
CONCLUSION
23:
Crisis and Violence Intervention
CRISIS: CONCEPT AND DEFINITION
VIOLENCE POTENTIAL AND CRISIS INTERVENTION
Case-I: Violent Act Alerting the Health System to take Proper Steps to Prevent Crisis
Risk Assessment and Evaluation Leading to Decision
Factors Implicating Reduced Risk
Child Protection Register
Comments
Case-II: Crisis Leading to Extreme Act of Violence
Comments
MANAGEMENT
CRISIS INTERVENTION
VIOLENT BEHAVIOR
Risk Assessment
CONCLUSION
24:
Disaster Management: Mental Health Perspective
INTRODUCTION
POST-DISASTER MENTAL HEALTH SEQUELAE
Natural Disasters
Industrial Disasters
Man-made Disasters
VULNERABILITY FACTORS
POST-DISASTER INTERVENTIONS
Community Oriented Interventions
TYPES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTION
Supportive Interventions
Interventions for Children
PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTION
ROLE OF MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT
CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
SECTION VII: ALTERNATIVES TO HOSPITALIZATION
25:
Models of Community Mental Health Care
INTRODUCTION
What is Required?
Evolution of Community Mental Health
Component of Community Mental Health Model
Are Western Models Appropriate for Developing Countries?
Various Community Models
Integration of Mental Health into Primary Health Care
Satellite Clinics (or Community Out-reach Clinics)
Self-help Groups and Support Groups
Telepsychiatry
Therapeutic Community
Crisis Intervention Teams and Helpline Services
Outpatient Camps
Parainstitutional Care (Half-way Homes and Day-care Centers)
School Mental Health
Home-based Community Programs (Domiciliary Care)
Faith-healer Group
FUTURE MODELS FOR COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY
26:
Camp Approach
INTRODUCTION
WHY DO WE NEED THE CAMP APPROACH?
Camp Approach in Psychiatry
The Camp Approach for Substance Dependence
History of the Camp Approach for Substance Dependence
Organizing a Camp
The Camp Experience
Jodhpur Group
Chennai Group
Chandigarh Group
Limitations Evident in Published Literature
Current Status of Camp Approach
CONCLUSION
27:
Primary Prevention of Psychiatric Disorders
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITION OF PREVENTION
MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION
RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS
ALTERING ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGS
Improving Housing
Improving Access to Education
Reducing Economic Insecurity
Improving Nutrition
Intervening at the Workplace
Reducing the Harm from Addictive Substances
PREVENTION IN RELATION TO PRENATAL PERIOD AND INFANCY
PREVENTING SPECIFIC DISORDERS
Schizophrenia
Suicide
Other Disorders
PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN PRIMARY PREVENTION RESEARCH
CONCLUSION
28:
Alternative/Indigenous Therapies
INTRODUCTION
Defining Indigenous and Alternative Medicine
Classifying Indigenous and Alternative Therapies
How Many People Actually Seek Alternative Medicine Treatment Before Coming to Modern Treatment Centers?
Why Do Patients Turn to Indigenous and Alternative Medicine in the Present-Day Context?
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE VARIOUS TYPES OF ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE
Religious and Faith-based Healing
The Healers of Balaji
The Temple of Muthuswamy, Dindugal District, Tamil Nadu, India
Some Other Famous Places of Healing
Tribal and Folk Medicine
The Alternative Medicine Systems
Efficacy of Alternative Treatment/ Indigenous Therapies
CONCLUSION
SECTION VIII: MODELS AND STRATEGIES FOR MANAGEMENT
29:
Integration of Mental Health Services with General Health Care
INTRODUCTION
HISTORICAL ASPECTS
General Hospital Psychiatric Units
Mental Health in Primary Health Care
MAGNITUDE OF MENTAL DISORDERS IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
INTEGRATION OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE WITH PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
Rural Mental Health Programs
ICMR-DST Project (ICMR-DST, 1987)
ICMR Project ‘Mental Health in PHC— Solur’ Project (1985–1987)
DMHP-Bellary Model (Community Mental Health News, 1988)
GENERAL PRACTITIONERS TRAINING
TRAINING RESOURCES FOR INTEGRATION OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE
CURRENT STATUS OF INTEGRATION OF MENTAL HEALTH WITH GENERAL HEALTH SERVICES
FUTURE NEEDS
Professional Challenges
Community Level Challenges
Policy Level Challenges
30:
Public Mental Health Education
INTRODUCTION
EXISTING BELIEFS AND PRACTICES
MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN THE COUNTRY
Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco Education
Mind Your Mind
Maan Ki Baat
WHO Video and Radio Spots
State Level Initiatives
Movies
Television Programs
Individual Professional Initiatives
Magazines
EVALUATION OF THE PUBLIC MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION ACTIVITIES
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES
GUIDELINES FOR PREPARING MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAMS
CONCLUSION
31:
Fight Against Stigma
INTRODUCTION
CONCEPT AND CONSEQUENCES
STRATEGIES AND INTERVENTIONS TO FIGHT STIGMA
Individual Level Interventions
Treatment
Counseling and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Self-help and Support Groups
Care and Support
Rehabilitation
Community Level Interventions
Education
Contact
Protest
Advocacy
Structural Level Interventions
HEALTH-RELATED STIGMA: WHAT HAS WORKED ELSEWHERE?
ACTION AGAINST STIGMA
Local Level
Workplace Initiatives
National Level
International Level
GLOBAL Program AGAINST STIGMA: ‘OPEN THE DOORS’
STIGMA REDUCTION: ASIAN PERSPECTIVE
STIGMA REDUCTION: INDIAN PERSPECTIVE
ADDRESSING THE STIGMA ASSOCIATED WITH PSYCHIATRY
ADDRESSING THE STIGMA IN MEDIA
NEED TO ADDRESS THE STIGMA IN SPECIAL POPULATIONS
FUTURE DIRECTIONS
CONCLUSION
32:
Social Inclusion and Mental Health: Some Experiences with Intellectual Disability
INTRODUCTION
INITIATIVES AND THEIR APPLICABILITY
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
33:
Role of Self-Help Groups
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITION
CLASSIFICATION
Behavior Control and Stress Coping Groups
Talking Groups
Affiliated and Nonaffiliated Groups
WHAT HELPS IN SELF-HELP GROUPS
HOW EFFECTIVE ARE SELF-HELP GROUPS?
RECOVERY INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Common Techniques Used by Recovery
Spotting
Reframing Language
Self-endorsement
Creating Examples
INDIAN PERSPECTIVE
CHALLENGES AND WAY FORWARD
CONCLUSION
34:
Voluntary Sector and NGOs
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY AND PRESENT SCENARIO OF NGOs IN INDIA
ROLE OF VOLUNTARY SECTOR IN HEALTH
NEED OF VOLUNTARY SECTOR IN MENTAL HEALTH
AREAS ADDRESSED BY NGOs
RESEARCH EVIDENCE
FUTURE DIRECTIONS
35:
Role of Psychotherapy and Counselling
WHAT IS PSYCHOTHERAPY?
WHY CONSIDER PSYCHOTHERAPY?
WESTERN MODEL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY
EASTERN TRADITIONAL MODEL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY
TYPES OF PSYCHOTHERAPY
PRAGMATICS RELATED TO THE PROCESS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY
HOW PSYCHOTHERAPY HEALS?
ADAPTING PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR INDIA
MANPOWER CONSTRAINTS
PRACTICAL ASPECTS
ROLE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN INDIA AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL
PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY AT THE COMMUNITY LEVEL
PSYCHOTHERAPY IN SPECIFIC SITUATIONS
As An Adjunct to Pharmacotherapy/ Medication Management
Psychotherapy in Bereavements and Catastrophes/Disasters
Psychotherapy As a Part of Crisis-intervention
CONCLUSION
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Psychosocial Rehabilitation in Psychiatry
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCING DISABILITY IN MENTAL ILLNESS
NOSOLOGICAL STATUS OF DISABILITY
DISABILITY, FUNCTIONING AND REHABILITATION
WHAT IS PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION?
ASSESSMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION NEEDS
INTERVENTIONS IN REHABILITATION
PLANNING REHABILITATION NEEDS OF PATIENT
RESIDENTIAL CONTINUUM
REHABILITATION IN MENTAL RETARDATION
PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION IN DEVELOPING WORLD VERSUS DEVELOPED WORLD
PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION IN INDIA
SECTION IX: ADMINISTRATIVE, GOVERNANCE AND RESEARCH
37:
Contributions of Major Professional Bodies
INTRODUCTION
BEGINNING OF IPS AND IJP: AIMS AND OBJECTIVES AND POSTINDEPENDENCE SCENARIO
The Indian Psychiatric Society (IPS)
The Indian Journal of Psychiatry (IJP)
MAJOR CONTRIBUTIONS AND IMPACT
Psychiatric Epidemiology in India which Influenced World
Role of Indian Psychiatry in South Asia
Role of the Indian Psychiatric Society
OTHER PROFESSIONAL BODIES
Indian Association for Social Psychiatry (IASP)
Aims and Objectives
Indian Association of Private Psychiatry (IAPP)
Aims and Objectives
HOW ARE PROFESSIONAL BODIES AND COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY INTERLINKED?
POSSIBLE GOALS FOR FUTURE
CONCLUSION
38:
Community Mental Health Initiatives by the Government: Past, Present and Future
BURDEN OF MENTAL DISORDERS
ROLE OF THE GOVERNMENT IN MENTAL HEALTH CARE DELIVERY IN INDIA
NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME
MENTAL HEALTH ACT AND OTHER SUPPORTIVE LEGISLATIONS
NATIONAL HEALTH POLICY SUPPORTING COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH
DISTRICT MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMme
GAPS IDENTIFIED IN EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF DMHP DURING THE NINTH PLAN PERIOD
RESTRATEGIZED NMHP IN THE TENTH PLAN PERIOD
EXPANSION OF DISTRICT MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME
ACHIEVEMENTS OF NMHP DURING THE TENTH PLAN PERIOD
REVISED STRATEGY OF NMHP IN THE ELEVENTH FIVE YEAR PLAN PERIOD
REVISED IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR DMHP
DMHP-TEAM
INTEGRATION OF NMHP WITH NRHM
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH
Development
CONCLUSION
39:
Community Psychiatry: Cost-Effectiveness and Monitoring
INTRODUCTION
COST EFFECTIVENESS
Need for Economic Evaluation Studies
Methodology of Economic Evaluation Studies
Economic Evaluations of Community Psychiatric Services
WHO CHOICE
Review of Economic Evaluation of Community Psychiatric Interventions
Institutional Care Versus Community Care
Integration of Mental Health with General Health Care
Cost-effective Interventions for Individual Disorders
Depressive Disorder
Anxiety Disorders
Substance Use Disorders
Schizophrenia
Bipolar Affective Disorders
MONITORING OF COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES
Terminology in Performance Monitoring
Selection of Indicators
Monitoring of National and Global Mental Health Services
CONCLUSION
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Models for Research in the Community
INTRODUCTION
RESEARCH IN COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY
THE PRINCIPAL METHODS USED IN COMMUNITY RESEARCH
A Case-by-case Phase (Natural Observation Method)
The Experimental Method
The Survey Method
The Epidemiological Method
Community-based Participatory Research
Practice-based Research Networks
Participant Observation
MODELS OF COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE
Broker or Expanded-broker Model
Clinical Case Management Model
Assertive Community Treatment Model
Intensive Case Management Model
Strengths Model
Rehabilitation Model
Multisystemic Therapy Model
Public Health Interventions
INDIAN RESEARCH
ETHICAL ISSUES IN COMMUNITY RESEARCH
MONITORING AND AUDITING IN COMMUNITY RESEARCH
IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNITY BASED RESEARCH
Community Based Research (CBR) is Crucial for:
CONCLUSION
FUTURE DIRECTIONS
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Appropriate Resource Management: Administrative and Political Initiatives
INTRODUCTION
AVAILABILITY OF MANPOWER IN MENTAL HEALTH
Appropriate Use of Resources
Planning
Human Resources Needed for Mental Health
Situation Analysis
Need Assessment
Target Setting
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Leadership, Motivation and Burnout
Recruitment and Retention
Deployment
Engaging Private Sector Providers
USE OF NONPROFESSIONALS FOR MENTAL HEALTH CARE
Developing Partnerships with Nongovernmental Organizations
Education and Training
Continuing Education and Training
SECTION X: COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES
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Community Psychiatry in United States of America
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY OF COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY
Moral Treatment
Mental Hygiene
Community Mental Health
Community Support
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN CALIFORNIA
Magnitude of Problem
System-related Modification/Innovations
Current State of Play
What has been Achieved?
What Needs to be Achieved?
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN FLORIDA
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN ILLINOIS
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN NEW YORK
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN MISSISSIPPI
Mental Health Services through the State Department
Origins of Community Mental Health in Mississippi
CONCLUSION
Strengths of US Community Psychiatry Model
Limitations of US Community Psychiatry Model
Needs of Indian Community Psychiatry
How can the US Model Contribute to/Influence the Indian Model?
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Community Psychiatry in United Kingdom
INTRODUCTION
HISTORICAL ASPECTS AND EVOLUTION
DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION, COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY AND GENERAL HOSPITAL PSYCHIATRY
TIERS: PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND TERTIARY CARE (STEPPED CARE MODEL)
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH TEAMS
NATIONAL SERVICE FRAMEWORK FOR MENTAL HEALTH
FUNCTIONAL OR SPECIALIST TEAMS
MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS: THE EVIDENCE
FUNDING, TARIFFS AND PAYMENT BY RESULTS
NEW HORIZONS
MENTAL HEALTH ACT
RELEVANCE AND SUGGESTIONS TOWARDS ADAPTATION TO THE INDIAN SETTING
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Community Mental Health Services in Australia and New Zealand
INTRODUCTION
STRUCTURE OF SERVICES
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY–IT IS IMPORTANT TO DEFINE ITS SCOPE
COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND’ SIMILARITY IN TRENDS
GROWTH OF COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY
SOME MYTHS ABOUT COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY
CONCLUSION
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Community Psychiatry in Singapore
INTRODUCTION
FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM (CMHP) IN SINGAPORE
International Perspectives on Development of Community Mental Health
Background of Community Mental Health Movement in Singapore
Psychiatric Services in Singapore
Department of Community Psychiatry of Institute of Mental Health
Comprehensive Treatment in the Community
Outpatient Community Clinics
Assertive Community Treatment Program
IMH Helpline and Mobile Crisis Team
Community Psychiatric Nursing Team (CPN)
Prevention and Early Treatment of Acute Psychiatric Disorders
Involving Primary Care Providers in Psychiatric Care
Community Mental Health Services by Social Agencies
Collaboration and Cooperation between Health and Social Sectors
Role of the Volunteers in Community Mental Health
SUMMARY OF COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES IN SINGAPORE
IS CMHP SINGAPORE APPLICABLE TO INDIA?
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM OF SINGAPORE APPLIED TO THE REALITIES OF INDIA
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Community Psychiatry in Malaysia
INTRODUCTION
PREVALENCE OF MENTAL DISORDERS AND AN OVERVIEW OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
IMPORTANT MILESTONES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN MALAYSIA
National Mental Health Policy, 1998
National Mental Health Service Framework
Mental Health Act, 2001 and Mental Health Regulations, 2010
Promotion of Mental Health
Downsizing of Mental Institutions and Hospital-based Outreach Community Mental Health Services
Follow-up of Stable Psychiatric Patients at Primary Health Care Clinics
Disability Act and Benefit for People with Serious Mental Illness
FAMILY SUPPORT GROUPS
STRATEGIES TO STRENGTHEN AND ENHANCE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
INTERFACE BETWEEN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY CARE
TRAINING AND HUMAN RESOURCES
IN SERVICE TRAINING
CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES
NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH REGISTRY (Aziz et al., 2008)
CLINICAL AUDIT INDICATORS FOR QUALITY MANAGEMENT
FUTURE DIRECTION
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Community Psychiatry in Sri Lanka
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY OF COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN SRI LANKA
THE PRESENT STATE OF COMMUNITY Psychiatry IN SRI LANKA
THE COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE PROGRAM OF SRI LANKA
Public Health Midwife
Public Health Sister
Public Health Inspectors
Medical Officer of Mental Health
Community Support Officer
Psychiatric Social Worker
The Community Psychiatric Nurse
NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS IN THE PROVISION OF COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN THE GAMPAHA DISTRICT
STRENGTHS OF THE EXISTING COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
WEAKNESSES OF THE EXISTING COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
THE FUTURE OF COMMUNITY psychIatry IN SRI LANKA
Training of Mental Health Professionals in Community Psychiatry
Development of Infrastructure Needed for Community Mental Health Care
Consumer Empowerment
Changing the Existing Legislature
CONCLUSION
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Community Psychiatry in Pakistan
INTRODUCTION
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN PAKISTAN
CURRENT MENTAL HEALTH SCENARIO
EXISTING MANPOWER RESOURCES AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Alternate Practitioners/Shamans
EXISTING TRAINING AND RESEARCH FACILITIES AND INITIATIVES
EXISTING MODELS OF DELIVERY OF CARE
ROLE OF NGOs
MENTAL HEALTH LEGISLATION
MENTAL HEALTH POLICY
CURRENT SCENARIO
SUGGESTIONS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS
SECTION XI: COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY AND CLINICALLY APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY
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What is Cultural Validity and Why is it Ignored?
WHAT IS CULTURAL VALIDITY?
VALIDITY OF EXPRESSED EMOTIONS RESEARCH IN SOUTH ASIA
WHY IS CULTURAL VALIDITY IGNORED?
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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A Cultural Critique of Community Psychiatry in India
WHAT AILS COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN INDIA? THREE VIGNETTES
BRIEF CULTURAL HISTORY OF COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY IN INDIA
CRITICAL ISSUES AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS
Understanding Communities
From Cultural Incongruity to Cultural Negotiation
From a Bureaucratic Model to a Multiplicity of Models
CONCLUSION
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Pills that Swallow Policy: Clinical Ethnography of a Community Mental Health Programme in Northern India
INTRODUCTION
THE ‘POLICY’ PILL
COMPLIANCE WITH MEDICATION: THE PILL AS A BOUNDARY MARKER
‘SARKARI DAVAI’ (GOVERNMENT MEDICINE): COMMUNITY REACTIONS TO GOVERNMENT SERVICES
DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
NOTES
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Eco-psychiatry: Culture, Mental Health and Ecology with Special Reference to India
CONCEPTS RELEVANT TO ECOPSYCHIATRY
DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONCEPT OF ECOPSYCHIATRY
ECOPSYCHIATRIC ISSUES—ECOLOGY AND MENTAL HEALTH
ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND HUMAN HEALTH
SOCIAL CHANGE AND ECOLOGY
DISASTERS
URBANIZATION, CITY ECOLOGY AND MENTAL HEALTH
HIGH-RISE AND METRO-RAIL
DEFORESTATION
DEVELOPMENT-INDUCED POPULATION DISPLACEMENT
CLIMATE CHANGE
ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION
ECO-SPECIFICITY AND MENTAL HEALTH: A CASE STUDY FROM SUNDARBAN, WEST BENGAL, INDIA
SOME PRACTICAL STEPS IN CLINICAL COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY
Culture and Health are Interwoven: Two Glaring Examples
CONCLUSION
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Stigmatization of Severe Mental Illness in India: Against the Simple Industrialization Hypothesis
MATERIALS AND METHODS
RESULTS
Properties of the Composite Stigma Score in the Rural Sample
Rural-Urban Differences in Individual and Composite Stigma Indicators
Rural-Urban Differences in Additional Stigma Indicators
DISCUSSION
APPENDIX: STIGMATIZATION QUESTIONNAIRE5,14
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Psychiatric Stigma Across Cultures: Local Validation in Bangalore and London
METHODS
RESULTS
Quantitative Approach
Qualitative Meaning
Bangalore
London
DISCUSSION
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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Clinical Appeal of Cultural Formulations in Rural Mental Health: A Manual
WHAT IS CULTURE?
Why are Rural Values and Beliefs Important?
How can you Work with Rural Beliefs?
Seven Simple Questions to Engage with Cultural Beliefs
Ethnographic Vignette
Clinical Formulation
Cultural Context and Identity
Cultural Explanation and Help Seeking
Reflection and Reformulation
DISCUSSION
SUMMARY
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Cultural Dimensions of Health-Seeking Behavior for Psychiatric Disorders in North India: An Exploration of Medical Pluralism
INTRODUCTION
ORIENTATION TO THE TEMPLES AND THE HEALING TRADITION
THE NETWORK OF HEALERS IN BALAJI
BACKGROUND AND HELP-SEEKING PATHWAYS OF PATIENTS
Sociodemographic Findings
Prior Help-seeking
ON SYMPTOMS AND DIAGNOSES OF PATIENTS FROM TWO PERSPECTIVES
THREE ACCOUNTS OF HELP-SEEKING
Vishal
Summary
Ram
Summary
Mr Gupta
Summary
SUMMING UP FOR FUTURE RESEARCH
SECTION XII: PERSONAL AND POPULAR NARRATIVES OF SUFFERING
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Experiences and Reflections from the Parent of a Schizophrenic Daughter
ONSET OF THE PROBLEM
Overlooking of the Problem at Home and at School/College
Wrong Beliefs in the Treatment Process of a Schizophrenic
HANDLING OF A SCHIZOPHRENIC AT HOME
SOCIETY AND STIGMA
The Right Treatment and Athma Shakti Vidyalaya Bengaluru
GREAT RELIEF TO THE PATIENT AND THE PARENTS
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Gopalan
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Mind Snare
MILLIONS OF FAMILIES ARE STRUGGLING WITH PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESSES WITH ALMOST NO SUPPORT: DIVYA GUPTA SURVEYS A LANDSCAPE OF INTENSE DESPAIR—AND HOPE
Garima, recently left home for the first in three years. While she was away her sister hit her mother
There are only 43 government hospitals for the mentally ill and only one serving the North-East
SECTION XIII: APPENDIX (REPRINTS OF HISTORICAL PAPERS)
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A Model for Rural Psychiatric Services—Raipur Rani Experience
MENTAL ILLNESS AT THE VILLAGE LEVEL
ISSUES
THE STUDY AREA
PROGRESS AND OBSERVATION
HEALTH STAFF INTERViEW
SCREENING OF THE GENERAL HEALTH CLINIC POPULATION (ADULTS)
SCREENING OF THE GENERAL HEALTH CLINIC POPULATION (CHILDREN)
COMMUNITY ATTITUDE TO MENTAL DISORDERS
PRIORITY SELECTION
RURAL PSYCHIATRIC CLINICS (Wig et al., 1980; Murthy et al., 1979)
TRAINING OF THE HEALTH PERSONNEL
TRAINING MANUAL (Wig et al., 1980)
TRAINING PROGRAMS (Wig et al., 1980; Wig and Murthy, 1980)
SUPERVISION AND SUPPORT OF THE HEALTH PERSONNEL
DECENTRALIZATION OF SERVICES
OBSERVATION DURING SUPERVISION OF HEALTH PERSONNEL
ADMINISTRATIVE
Clinical
Others (Miscellaneous)
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND HEALTH EDUCATION ACTIVITY
IMPLICATIONS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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Mental Health Delivery Through Rural Primary Care—Development and Evaluation of a Training Programme
CONTEXT
OBJECTIVES
TRAINEE CHARACTERISTICS
RESOURCES
PROCESS
EFFECTS
DISCUSSION
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
APPENDIX
I. Manual of instructions in Mental health for Basic Health Workers:
II. Manual of Instructions in Mental Health for Primary Health Centre Doctors:
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ICMR-DST: Collaborative Study on Severe Mental Morbidity*
1. INTRODUCTION
2. REVIEW OF LITERATURE
3. THE PRESENT STUDY
3.1 Origin of the Study:
3.2 Original objectives and study designs
3.3 Mid course corrections and changes:
3.3.1 Administrative changes:
3.3.2 Modifications in the objectives:
3.4 The modified objectives of the study:
3.5 Study Design:
3.6 Instruments used:
3.6.1 Measurement of Psychiatric Morbidity:
3.6.2 Measurement of Social Functioning:
3.6.3 Identification of probable cases during the field survey:
3.6.4 Measurement of attitudes:
3.6.5 Instructional material for training PHC Personnel:
3.6.6 Schedules for evaluation of the training:
3.6.7 Case history and follow-up records for doctors and MPWs:
4. PHASE I: DEVELOPMENT, MODIFICATION AND TRANSLATION OF RESEARCH INSTRUMENTS
4.1 Translation of IPSS into different Indian languages:
4.2 Inter-Investigator Reliability studies of Vernacular versions of the IPSS:
4.3 Validation of the modified version of Katz's Social Adjustment Scale:
4.4 Intercentre Reliability check of IPSS and Katz's Social Functioning Scale:
4.5 Pilot Training Programme for PHC Personnel:
5. PHASE II: TRAINING OF PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE PERSONNEL AND INTERVENTION BY TRAINED PERSONNEL
5.1 Delineation of study areas and population:
5.2 Training of The PHC Personnel in Basic Mental Health Care:
5.3 Evaluation of the training:
5.4 Intervention by PHC team of doctors and Multipurpose workers:
6. PHASE II: FIELD SURVEY
6.1 Prevalence of Severe Mental Morbidity:
6.2 Proportion of Cases Identified and Managed by the PHC Team:
6.3 Improvement in Social Functioning:
6.4 Attitude Survey:
6.5 Cost of the Programme:
7. DISCUSSION
7.1 Tools Used in the Study:
7.2 Training for PHC Personnel:
7.3 Evaluation of the Training:
7.4 Intervention by the PHC Personnel:
7.5 Prevalence of Severe Mental Morbidity:
7.6 Attitude Survey:
8. ISSUES EMERGING OUT OF THE STUDY
EPILOGUE
Recent Developments in Community Mental Health Care
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