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Effectiveness of a community-based peer support service among persons suffering severe mental illness in China
by
Ma, Liang
, Li, Zhongxiang
, He, Manxi
, Ouyang, Aili
, Fan, Yunge
, Ma, Ning
, Zhang, Wufang
, Liu, Jin
, Yang, Junlan
, Chen, Yong
, Caine, Eric D.
in
Anxiety
/ Beijing
/ Bipolar disorder
/ Caregivers
/ China
/ China - epidemiology
/ Community
/ Community Health Services
/ Consumers
/ Counseling
/ Effectiveness
/ Health care
/ Healthcare Services
/ Humans
/ Intervention
/ Mental depression
/ Mental disorders
/ Mental Disorders - epidemiology
/ Mental Health
/ Mental illness
/ Mentally ill
/ Patient compliance
/ Peer support service
/ Peer tutoring
/ Psychiatry and Psychology
/ Rehabilitation
/ Schizophrenia
/ Self esteem
/ Severe mental illness
/ Social skills
2022
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Effectiveness of a community-based peer support service among persons suffering severe mental illness in China
by
Ma, Liang
, Li, Zhongxiang
, He, Manxi
, Ouyang, Aili
, Fan, Yunge
, Ma, Ning
, Zhang, Wufang
, Liu, Jin
, Yang, Junlan
, Chen, Yong
, Caine, Eric D.
in
Anxiety
/ Beijing
/ Bipolar disorder
/ Caregivers
/ China
/ China - epidemiology
/ Community
/ Community Health Services
/ Consumers
/ Counseling
/ Effectiveness
/ Health care
/ Healthcare Services
/ Humans
/ Intervention
/ Mental depression
/ Mental disorders
/ Mental Disorders - epidemiology
/ Mental Health
/ Mental illness
/ Mentally ill
/ Patient compliance
/ Peer support service
/ Peer tutoring
/ Psychiatry and Psychology
/ Rehabilitation
/ Schizophrenia
/ Self esteem
/ Severe mental illness
/ Social skills
2022
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Effectiveness of a community-based peer support service among persons suffering severe mental illness in China
by
Ma, Liang
, Li, Zhongxiang
, He, Manxi
, Ouyang, Aili
, Fan, Yunge
, Ma, Ning
, Zhang, Wufang
, Liu, Jin
, Yang, Junlan
, Chen, Yong
, Caine, Eric D.
in
Anxiety
/ Beijing
/ Bipolar disorder
/ Caregivers
/ China
/ China - epidemiology
/ Community
/ Community Health Services
/ Consumers
/ Counseling
/ Effectiveness
/ Health care
/ Healthcare Services
/ Humans
/ Intervention
/ Mental depression
/ Mental disorders
/ Mental Disorders - epidemiology
/ Mental Health
/ Mental illness
/ Mentally ill
/ Patient compliance
/ Peer support service
/ Peer tutoring
/ Psychiatry and Psychology
/ Rehabilitation
/ Schizophrenia
/ Self esteem
/ Severe mental illness
/ Social skills
2022
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Effectiveness of a community-based peer support service among persons suffering severe mental illness in China
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Effectiveness of a community-based peer support service among persons suffering severe mental illness in China
2022
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Overview
Community-based peer support service is widely and effectively deployed for persons suffering severe mental illness (SMI) in countries with well-developed outpatient mental health systems. The objective of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of a 1-year peer service project among persons with SMI implemented in China.
A total of 101 consumers (service recipients) and 66 family caregivers were recruited at baseline from communities located in Beijing and Chengdu. Severity of psychiatric symptoms, personal and social functioning, self-esteem, life satisfaction, and medication adherence were evaluated among consumers. Self-esteem, life satisfaction, anxiety, and depressive symptoms were assessed among family caregivers. Participants were reevaluated at 1 year with the same measures. Changes in outcomes from baseline to 1-year follow-up were examined using paired sample
tests or Stuart-Maxwell tests.
Consumers' psychiatric symptoms were decreased at 1 year (
< 0.001). Their personal and social functioning (
= 0.003) and life satisfaction (
< 0.001) were increased. There were no improvements in self-esteem (
= 0.108) and medication adherence (
≥ 0.827) among consumers. For caregivers, no increases were presented in outcomes at the 1-year assessment (
≥ 0.164).
The findings suggest that peer support services could be sustainably implemented across China, with positive impacts on the psychiatric symptoms, social functioning, and life satisfaction of participants suffering SMI.
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PeerJ. Ltd,PeerJ, Inc,PeerJ Inc
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