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Our community is the worst: The influence of cultural beliefs on stigma, relationships with family and help-seeking in three ethnic communities in London

机译：我们的社区最糟糕：伦敦三个种族社区中文化信仰对污名，与家庭的关系以及寻求帮助的影响

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Background: Existing knowledge about the cultural beliefs of black and minority ethnic (BME) communities in the UK regarding stigma and mental illness is limited. Material: Data were collected in 10 focus groups, five with service users and five with laypersons, from BME communities in London. Discussion: Thematic analysis identified that cultural beliefs regarding mental illness reflect four different voices present within the BME communities. Conclusion: The study revealed that cultural beliefs influencing both relationships with family and, consequently, helpseeking for individuals with mental illness must be considered in the development of anti-stigma interventions and when engaging communities around mental health.
机译：背景：关于英国黑人和少数民族（BME）社区关于污名和精神疾病的文化信仰的现有知识有限。资料：数据来自伦敦BME社区的10个焦点小组，其中五个是服务用户，五个是非专业人员。讨论：主题分析确定，关于精神疾病的文化信仰反映了BME社区中存在的四种不同声音。结论：该研究表明，在发展反耻辱性干预措施时以及在与精神健康相关的社区参与时，必须考虑到影响家庭关系并因此帮助寻找精神疾病患者的文化信仰。

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