From: Mental health stigma at primary health care centres in Lebanon: qualitative study
Programme managers and policy makers • Health system structural and organisational factors |
Lead primary care clinician or manager • Provision of mental health care at the PHC • Training and supervision for primary care providers (includes questions on PHC worker knowledge) • Potential barriers to optimal practice (includes questions on staff burnout, attitudes and clinical competence/quality of care) • Socio-cultural factors (includes questions on attitudes) |
Primary care staff (clinical, administrative and support staff) in selected PHC centres • Description of the role and commonly reported mental health problems • Training and supervision for primary care providers (includes questions on PHC worker knowledge) • Potential barriers to optimal practice (includes questions on staff burnout, attitudes and clinical competence/quality of care) • Socio-cultural factors (includes questions on knowledge and attitudes) |
Associated mental health professionals • Description of the role • Role in training and supervision of PHC staff and accepting referrals • Experiences of supporting primary care providers and challenges • Staff knowledge attitudes behaviour • Role in any anti-stigma training or anti-stigma efforts • Priority areas for interventions to address knowledge, attitudes and behaviours |
Service users (SUs) • Description (age, socioeconomic, demographics) • Type of mental health problems, explanatory models, help-seeking and possible reasons for delays in helpseeking • Experiences with treatment • Experiences of stigma and discrimination • Resources and anti-stigma interventions |