Table 1 Contents of the Self-efficacy Improvement Programme in relation to the four information sources of Bandura’s self-efficacy theory [17, 22]
Information source | Contents | Implementation |
|---|---|---|
Performance accomplishment | Knowledge about associated factors and screening for perinatal depressive symptoms among women | One day of theory lectured by a public health expert, group work by the participants |
Outcomes of detection and management of perinatal depressive symptoms | One day of theory lectured by a public health expert | |
Vicarious experience | Experience sharing in the perinatal depressive symptom management: referral system, diagnosis, treatment options, community engagements | One day of theory lectured by a psychiatric nurse, panel discussion |
Screening and management for perinatal depressive symptoms among women in the community | Four weeks of practice by the participants | |
Verbal persuasion | Motivation for detection and management of perinatal depressive symptoms | One day of theory lectured by an expert in health education and behavioural science |
Supervision of the participants by phone and mobile applications | Four weeks of practice by a public health expert | |
Physiological states | Presentation of a manual for psychosocial management and guidelines for detection and management of perinatal depressive symptoms | One day of theory lectured by a public health expert |
The use of a questionnaire to screen perinatal depressive symptoms and its associated factors | One day of theory trained by a public health expert and practiced in pairs by the participants) | |
Supervision of the participants by face-to-face visit | Four weeks of practice by a public health expert |