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Organizational and individual level determinants of stigmatization in mental health services

Mieke Verhaeghe (UGent) and Piet Bracke (UGent)
(2007) COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL. 43(4). p.375-400
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Despite the large amount of research on the existence and the negative consequences of stigmatization of clients of mental health services, little is known about the differences between services. Using data from 520 clients of 47 rehabilitation centers in a multilevel design, we studied organizational and individual characteristics explaining variation in social rejection and self-rejection. The results reveal that only a very small percentage of variance in stigmatization is explained by organizational features, such as size, composition of the client population and the kind of supplied activities. Client level characteristics affecting stigmatization are current mental health status, former mental hospitalization, and participation in psychotherapeutic activities.
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ILL, CONSEQUENCES, ILLNESS, STIGMA, SELF-REJECTION, SOCIAL REJECTION, LIFE SATISFACTION, multilevel analysis, stigmatization, mental health services, DISORDERS, WORK, DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION

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Verhaeghe, Mieke, and Piet Bracke. 2007. “Organizational and Individual Level Determinants of Stigmatization in Mental Health Services.” Community Mental Health Journal 43 (4): 375–400.
APA
Verhaeghe, Mieke, & Bracke, P. (2007). Organizational and individual level determinants of stigmatization in mental health services. COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL, 43(4), 375–400. Presented at the 4th NSV/VVS Market Day Sociology Meeting.
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Verhaeghe M, Bracke P. Organizational and individual level determinants of stigmatization in mental health services. COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL. Springer; 2007;43(4):375–400.
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Verhaeghe, Mieke, and Piet Bracke. “Organizational and Individual Level Determinants of Stigmatization in Mental Health Services.” COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL 43.4 (2007): 375–400. Print.
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  abstract     = {Despite the large amount of research on the existence and the negative consequences of stigmatization of clients of mental health services, little is known about the differences between services. Using data from 520 clients of 47 rehabilitation centers in a multilevel design, we studied organizational and individual characteristics explaining variation in social rejection and self-rejection. The results reveal that only a very small percentage of variance in stigmatization is explained by organizational features, such as size, composition of the client population and the kind of supplied activities. Client level characteristics affecting stigmatization are current mental health status, former mental hospitalization, and participation in psychotherapeutic activities.},
  author       = {Verhaeghe, Mieke and Bracke, Piet},
  issn         = {0010-3853},
  journal      = {COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH JOURNAL},
  keyword      = {ILL,CONSEQUENCES,ILLNESS,STIGMA,SELF-REJECTION,SOCIAL REJECTION,LIFE SATISFACTION,multilevel analysis,stigmatization,mental health services,DISORDERS,WORK,DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION},
  language     = {eng},
  location     = {NIJMEGEN, NETHERLANDS},
  number       = {4},
  pages        = {375--400},
  publisher    = {Springer},
  title        = {Organizational and individual level determinants of stigmatization in mental health services},
  url          = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10597-007-9083-x},
  volume       = {43},
  year         = {2007},
}
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