The Every Mind Matters campaign in England: changes in mental health literacy over 30 months and associations between campaign awareness and outcomes
The Every Mind Matters campaign in England: changes in mental health literacy over 30 months and associations between campaign awareness and outcomes
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英格兰的“Every Mind Matters”运动：30 个月内心理健康素养的变化以及运动意识与结果之间的关联
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10.1101/2022.11.08.22282079
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2022
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C. Henderson
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J. Hahn;Kia;R. Jones;C. Henderson
英国公共卫生部于2019年10月发起了“每个心灵都很重要”运动和网络资源，旨在通过提供nhs保证的资源，使成年人能够采取行动，改善他们的心理健康。本研究的目的是调查“每一颗心很重要”活动启动30个月后对人群心理健康素养的影响。为了观察心理健康素养随时间的变化，我们对2019年9月至2022年3月9次调查的全国代表性重复横断面数据集进行了回归分析。我们对2019年10月至2021年3月的数据进行了个体参与者数据荟萃分析，以检验竞选意识与结果之间的关系，并将每一波调查视为单独的试验。从2019年9月到2020年3月，在压力、抑郁和焦虑管理、心理健康警惕性、睡眠素养和心理健康自我效能感方面的知识都有小幅改善。到2022年3月，与2019年9月相比，除睡眠素养与基线持平外，所有心理健康素养结果都有所恶化。运动意识与抑郁和焦虑的症状管理、寻求自我效能的帮助、与精神障碍相关的耻辱感和心理健康警惕呈正相关。几乎没有证据表明，该运动在2020年3月以后提高了普通人群的心理健康素养。那些知道这场运动的人可能从它的资源中受益。资助英国公共卫生部、国家卫生研究所（NIHR）政策研究方案
Background The Every Mind Matters campaign and web resource launched in October 2019 by Public Health England aimed to equip adults to take action to improve their mental wellbeing by providing NHS-assured resources. The aim of this study is to investigate the effects on population level mental health literacy of Every Mind Matters over 30 months following campaign launch. Methods To observe changes in mental health literacy over time, we conducted regression analyses on a nationally representative, repeated cross-sectional dataset of nine survey waves from September 2019 to March 2022. We conducted an individual participant data meta-analysis with data from October 2019 to March 2021 to examine the association between campaign awareness and the outcomes, treating each survey wave as separate trials. Findings There were small improvements in knowledge of management of stress, depression, and anxiety, mental health vigilance, sleep literacy and psychological wellbeing self-efficacy from September 2019 to March 2020. By March 2022 there was a deterioration in all mental health literacy outcomes compared to September 2019, except for sleep literacy which was unchanged from baseline. Campaign awareness was positively associated with symptom management of depression and anxiety, help seeking self-efficacy, stigma related to mental disorders and mental health vigilance. Interpretation There is little evidence that the campaign improved mental health literacy in the general population beyond March 2020. Those who were aware of the campaign may have benefitted from its resources. Funding Public Health England, National institute for Health Research (NIHR) Policy Research Programme