The attitudes of mental health workers toward individuals with mental health conditions can impact the quality of care they provide. Negative attitudes among mental health workers seem particularly common in response to people diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD). The current review aimed to identify and review the literature regarding mental health workers' attitudes toward individuals diagnosed with BPD, specifically focusing on studies comparing workers' attitudes toward BPD with attitudes toward other mental health diagnoses. The findings suggest that mental health workers have more negative attitudes toward individuals labeled as having BPD than toward individuals with other diagnoses, such as depression. This is likely due to factors associated with the label itself, in addition to workers' perceptions of BPD symptoms and previous experiences of delivering treatment. The implications of these findings are considered, with a particular focus on how mental health services can effectively address negative attitudes toward BPD.

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心理健康工作者对被诊断为边缘性人格障碍的个体的态度：系统文献回顾。

精神卫生工作者对有精神健康问题的个人的态度会影响他们提供的护理质量。精神卫生工作者对被诊断患有边缘型人格障碍 (BPD) 的人的消极态度似乎特别普遍。目前的审查旨在确定和回顾有关精神卫生工作者对诊断为 BPD 的个人的态度的文献，特别关注比较工作者对 BPD 的态度与对其他心理健康诊断的态度的研究。研究结果表明，精神卫生工作者对被标记为患有 BPD 的人比对患有其他诊断（如抑郁症）的人有更多的消极态度。这可能是由于与标签本身相关的因素，除了工人的 对 BPD 症状的看法和以前提供治疗的经验。考虑了这些发现的影响，特别关注心理健康服务如何有效解决对 BPD 的负面态度。