Sentence examples for reducing stigmatisation from inspiring English sources

"The aim is to increase mental health literacy of members of the community including reducing stigmatisation of the illness and people learning simple first aid skills to be able to see mental illness as like any other illness," she explains.

Reducing stigmatisation might help people with asthma feel more comfortable about using inhalers in public.

The hope is that reducing stigmatisation and self-blame will reduce social barriers to treatment and increase treatment seeking.

Myths and misconceptions about TB can serve as a barrier to efforts at reducing stigmatisation of people infected and affected by the disease.

To effectively tackle the HIV epidemic, reducing stigmatisation against those at higher risk of infection and strengthening existing prevention programmes is as critical as introducing new ones.

Countering, others saw that children and families had the option to keep carrier information confidential; and that carrier knowledge and greater openness could work towards reducing stigmatisation.

We hope that recovered patients donating blood and plasma to help sick people could reduce fear of the disease and reduce stigmatisation of those who survived".

A National Community Awareness Program was introduced to improve community mental health literacy and reduce stigmatisation of mental illness [ 19].

Increased efforts to raise awareness and to develop validated strategies to help reduce stigmatisation of HIV-positive gay men are urgently needed.

Pharmacogenomic technologies could then improve patient experiences and thus compliance with ART, and compliment social and cultural efforts to reduce stigmatisation of HIV+ individuals.

In addition, a prolonged breastfeeding period of HIV-infected mothers will reduce stigmatisation of infant feeding patterns and disclosure of maternal HIV status [ 38], and will improve health outcomes in infants born to HIV-infected mothers.