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March 3, 2026Indian Journal of Psychological Medicine0 citationsOpen Access

Change in Stigma Severity Following Psychiatric Hospitalisation: A Study of Associated Clinical Factors in an Indian Setting

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MKM. S. Muktesh KumarNKNilamadhab Kar

Key Points

  • Stigma severity decreased on average during psychiatric admission, yet some patients experienced an increase.
  • About 20% of patients reported higher stigma severity post-admission, showing a variation in responses.
  • Assessment of clinical factors associated with stigma reduction highlighted the role of usual care methods.
  • Further investigation into the effectiveness of proactive approaches to stigma reduction may enhance care strategies.

Abstract

Most patients had a lower level of stigma; average stigma severity decreased during psychiatric admission; however, in a minority, it increased. While usual care was beneficial, the effectiveness of a proactive approach to stigma reduction warrants further study.

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Kumar et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75be9c6e9836116a241aehttps://doi.org/10.1177/02537176251415360
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