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Review of Depression Awareness Studies

The document outlines a review of literature focused on public awareness campaigns about depression and suicide. It highlights that most programs aim to improve understanding of these issues and reduce stigma, with only a few specifically targeting suicide risk reduction. The reference provided discusses the objectives and outcomes of various programs in this context.

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Review of Depression Awareness Studies

The document outlines a review of literature focused on public awareness campaigns about depression and suicide. It highlights that most programs aim to improve understanding of these issues and reduce stigma, with only a few specifically targeting suicide risk reduction. The reference provided discusses the objectives and outcomes of various programs in this context.

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RELATED REVIEW OF LITERATURE AND STUDIES

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(APA format 7th edition) (What does the literature say about?)

Dumesnil, H., & Verger, P. (2009). Almost all the programs sought to improve According to Dumesnil, H., & Verger, P. (2009),
Public awareness campaigns The majority of the programs aimed to increase
about depression and suicide: a
knowledge about depression or suicidal
crises—that is, at a minimum the program understanding of depression or suicidal crises, as
review. Psychiatric
well as to lessen prejudice, dispel myths, and
Services, 60(9), 1203-1213. had one or both of these specific aims—and
encourage people to seek help. At the very least,
to reduce discrimination, counter each program had one or both of these specific
misconceptions, and enhance help seeking. objectives. Only three local programs, all of
Only three programs, all local, were aimed which were focused on lowering suicide risks,
specifically at reducing suicide risks were implemented.

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