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Mental health literacy of prospective brides in marriage preparedness: Scoping review
Mental well-being is inherent to one's overall health and societal harmony, empowering individuals to achieve their full potential and establish meaningful connections with others. Mental health literacy will thus possibly improve the preparation of prospective brides towards marriage, so that...
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description | Mental well-being is inherent to one's overall health and societal harmony, empowering individuals to achieve their full potential and establish meaningful connections with others. Mental health literacy will thus possibly improve the preparation of prospective brides towards marriage, so that it will be lead to a healthy and happy marriage. Mental health literacy will thus possibly improve the preparation of prospective brides towards marriage, so that it will lead to a healthy and happy marriage. The researcher reported a scoping review of peer-reviewed articles to identify the importance of mental health literacy for brides and grooms about to be married about to be married. It was adopted only five of the six steps of Arskey and O'Malley's framework to facilitate scoping of 998 articles published between 2013-2024 from databases (MEDLINE/Pubmed, Proquest, Science Direct with 12 articles reviewed. Our findings show that Our findings show that mental health of prospective brides of prospective brides can be improved by increasing their their mental health literacy. Improving mental health literacy requires premarital mental health screening policies, awareness campaigns, training courses, and educational workshops and can be through digital-based mass media/social media.
Le bien-être mental est inhérent à la santé globale et à l'harmonie sociale, permettant aux individus de réaliser leur plein potentiel et d'établir des liens significatifs avec les autres. L'alphabétisation en santé mentale améliorera ainsi peut-être la préparation des futures mariées au mariage, de sorte qu'elle mènera à un mariage sain et heureux. Le chercheur a fait état d'une étude de portée d'articles évalués par des pairs pour identifier l'importance de l'alphabétisation en santé mentale pour les futurs mariés sur le point de se marier. Seules cinq des six étapes du cadre d'Arskey et O'Malley ont été adoptées pour faciliter la délimitation de la portée de 998 articles publiés entre 2013 et 2024 à partir de bases de données (MEDLINE/Pubmed, Proquest, Science Direct avec 12 articles examinés. Nos résultats montrent que la santé mentale des futures mariées peut être améliorée en augmentant leurs connaissances en matière de santé mentale. L'amélioration des connaissances en matière de santé mentale nécessite des politiques de dépistage de la santé mentale avant le mariage, des campagnes de sensibilisation, des cours de formation et des ateliers éducatifs et peut se faire par le biais d |
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