[PDF] Top 20 Postnatal Depression and Faltering Growth: A Community Study

... This study was not designed to establish ...and depression in the mother. Indeed, many of the women in this study reported that they felt failure when their infant was not gaining weight and their ... See full document

... Edinburgh postnatal depression scale: The EPDS was originally developed to assist health professionals to screen community samples of postnatal mothers for depressive symp- toms following ... See full document

... linear growth was reproduced in both populations, suggesting that residual confounding due to other unreported factors that may differ between siblings, such as HIV status (these data were not available from ... See full document

... early postnatal weeks ...linear growth from birth to 24 months of age was higher among late preterm children than among term children: although still shorter than term children at 24 months, late preterm ... See full document

... validation study. In this study most o f the women scoring above the threshold score o f 12/13 were distinguished ...a community sample, the 9/10 threshold score should be ...validation study ... See full document

... to depression by in- vesting in primary health care and increasing the availability of services (Whiteford, Buckingham, & Mander- scheid, ...about depression, a health promo- tion agency, beyondblue, ... See full document

... depressed postnatal women as well as other depressed populations, including centre/supervised classes, community based group pram walks and home based ... See full document

... the growth and wellbeing of ...postpartum depression is greatest [2], it is consistent with the period chosen for questionnaire administration by Benvenuti et al in the validation study of the ... See full document

... A community based cross-sectional study was carried out in urban and rural area of Bhopal district, Madhya Pradesh, among under-5 children attending anganwadi ...(showing growth ... See full document

... linear growth model which uses one slope over the whole analysis ...the study groups in the piecewise-linear-random-coefficient model was assessed by ...other study group (i.e. maternal ... See full document

... The study of hormones has demonstrated a much broader clinical importance than previ- ously recognized, and this program will also provide a forum for discussing the future of androgen ... See full document

... Faltering in weight for length or height shows a very different pattern. Starting at about 3 months, it stops around 12 months and is followed by a marked recovery, particularly in Africa. In Latin America and the ... See full document

... our study, the risk of PD was significantly associated with younger mothers (< 25 years of age) and the univar- iate analysis showed that younger fathers (< 30 years of age) were more frequently exposed to ... See full document

... WHZ patterns were similar in both analyses, but faltering lasted until 18 months of age with NCHS and 12 months with the WHO curves. With the latter, the mean WHZ was close to 0 from 24 months of age onward. ... See full document

... The EPDS is a screening tool, and may not identify all mothers with depressive episodes, as some mothers with high scores may not have clinical de- pression, while some mothers with low scores may underestimate, or not ... See full document

... and postnatal depression were made by administering the Twi (widely spoken lan- guage in Ghana and the study area) version of the nine- item Patient Health Questionnaire ...16 depression, ... See full document

... no study has been carried out to investigate the impact of the implementation of skin to skin contact based on the baby's nine instinctive on postnatal depression in traumatic childbirths, and this ... See full document

... (1) depression, (2) attachment, (3) restriction of role, (4) sense of competence, (5) social iso- lation, (6) relationship with spouse, (7) parent ...this study) range from 101 to ... See full document

... nostic interview. Eight women were inel- igible because of age ( ⬍ 18 years), language barriers, or previous partici- pation in the study (eg, with a previous infant). Of 639 eligible women, 217 (34%) refused but ... See full document

... perinatal depression, although it took an average of 14 contacts with the clients to detect them ...current study compares well with detection rates of mental disor- ders or depression in primary ... See full document