ArticlePhysiotherapy Canada. Physiotherapie Canada2024
Mental Health First Aid Training for Allied Health Clinical Educators: A Pre- and Post-Evaluation.
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Purpose: Health profession students may experience mental health issues during training, and clinical educators report that they don't feel confident in supporting students with these issues. This study explored whether a customized Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training programme changed the knowledge, perceptions, intentions, and confidence of clinical educators in supporting students with mental health issues in the workplace. Method: Twenty-four allied health clinical educators from a tertiary health service attended a two-day customized MHFA course. The educators completed assessments before Results: Knowledge improved significantly Conclusions: This programme improved educators' knowledge of mental health, perceptions of people with mental health issues, intentions of providing help, and confidence to support people with mental health issues.
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