Maternal Mental Health MATTERS

Kimmel, Mary

doi:10.18043/ncm.81.1.45

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“…With our expanded capacity for video and telephone visits, we may have found a new way for previously reluctant women to access care. Programs such as NC Maternal Mental Health MATTERS represent a growing number of states that have perinatal mental health consultation lines that provide provider-toprovider consultation, telehealth assessments for patients, and resource and referral (Kimmel 2020). NC MATTERS has seen a dramatic increase in its use during the pandemic.…”

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The Crisis of Perinatal Mental Health in the Age of Covid-19

Osborne

Kimmel

Surkan

2021

Matern Child Health J

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In the US, the COVID-19 pandemic adds a new source of stress for women in the perinatal period, a time when stress and anxiety are already heightened. The closures of physical mental health care spaces and lack of support could have devastating impacts on the health of postpartum women and their newborns. Yet, the pandemic creates an opportunity to innovate in the ways mental health care is delivered to pregnant and postpartum women. With the expanded capacity for video and telephone visits, researchers should continue to explore solutions for providing support networks to this vulnerable population.

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The Crisis of Perinatal Mental Health in the Age of Covid-19

Osborne

Kimmel

Surkan

2021

Matern Child Health J

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“…Pongamos los datos encima de la mesa: parece que hay consenso entre los profesionales e investigadores en que durante el período perinatal puede haber amplias fluctuaciones en el estado de ánimo que pueden requerir atención inmediata y urgente para prevenir el riesgo de suicidio o filicidio (Kimmel, 2020;Rodríguez-Muñoz, 2019). Además, contrariamente a la idea errónea de que el embarazo podría tener un efecto protector contra la conducta de suicidio, un creciente cuerpo de conocimiento señala, en la actualidad, que la prevalencia de ideación suicida puede ser incluso mayor entre las mujeres embarazadas que en la población general de mujeres (Enătescu et al, 2020;Khalifeh et al, 2016).…”

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Conducta Suicida Y Periodo Perinatal: Entre El Tabú Y La Incomprensión

Al‐Halabí¹,

García-Haro²,

Rodríguez-Muñoz³

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Pap. Psicol.

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Nadie te dice que esto puede pasar, y cuando pasa, estás tan perdida y todo es tan oscuro que ni siquiera sabes que puedes pedir ayuda". Posiblemente no sea un error pensar que la mayoría de los profesionales de la psicología (y de otras profesiones sanitarias) desconoce que el suicidio es la primera causa de muerte de las mujeres durante el periodo perinatal, que comprende desde el embarazo hasta un año después del parto (Enătescu et al., 2020;Gelaye et al., 2017;Knight et al., 2019).Seguramente el interés que suscita este tema se deba, en parte, a la tristeza y perplejidad que despiertan las noticias sobre los suicidios de las (recientes o futuras) madres junto con la presencia de otros fenómenos como el neonaticidio o el infanticidio, sucesos éstos raros, pero -al igual que el suicidio-complejos y con profundas raí-

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“…Depresi postpartum menjadi masalah kesehatan maternal yang serius, diketahui bahwa angka kematian maternal saat ini juga disebabkan oleh angka bunuh diri pada ibu postpartum, dalam Centre for Maternal and Child Enquiries (2011) yaitu sebesar 59% dari kasus bunuh diri ibu adalah karena psikosis atau depresi. 1,2 Prevalensi depresi potspartum dapat berbeda-beda di tiap negara, pada negara maju angka depresi postpartum dari 1,9%-82,1%, sedangkan untuk negara berkembang angka kejadian sekitar 5,2%-74,0%. 3 Pada Skrining Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) di Kanada masih menunjukan angka yang sangat tinggi yaitu sebanyak 29%.…”

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Masalah Menyusui sebagai Determinan Terjadinya Risiko Depresi Postpartum pada Ibu Nifas Normal

Sukma

Revinel

2020

JBC

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Postpartum women who had mild postpartum depression range from 10/1000 live births and moderate/severe postpartum depression ranging from 30-200 /1000 live births. This study aims to analyze factors that influence the risk of postpartum depression in postpartum mothers. Research Methods: This research is a quantitative study with a cross-sectional design. The population in this study were postpartum women aged 2-6 weeks with 121 respondents, selected by two-stage Cluster sampling, followed by random sampling. The research was conducted at the primary health center in Central Jakarta area using the Edinburgh Postpartum Depression Scale (EPDS) questionnaire. It was found that mothers who had breastfeeding problems had a greater risk of developing postpartum depression (OR; 39.3), the greater the husband's support, the lower the risk of postpartum depression (OR; 0.13), and it was found that lower-income resulted in a greater risk of depression postpartum (OR; 14.7). In conclusion, the risk of post-partum depression is influenced by three factors: breastfeeding, husband support, and income. Of the three factors, the more dominant cause of postpartum depression risk is breastfeeding problems.

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Maternal Mental Health MATTERS

Cited by 18 publications

References 21 publications

The Crisis of Perinatal Mental Health in the Age of Covid-19

The Crisis of Perinatal Mental Health in the Age of Covid-19

Conducta Suicida Y Periodo Perinatal: Entre El Tabú Y La Incomprensión

Masalah Menyusui sebagai Determinan Terjadinya Risiko Depresi Postpartum pada Ibu Nifas Normal

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