British Journal of Midwifery · 1995 · 13 citations · 7 references
NursingMaternal HealthPsychiatryMaternal Mental HealthPerinatal EpidemiologyPerinatal PsychiatryAntenatal AssessmentAntenatal Risk AssessmentMaternal Mental Health In PregnancyPostnatal CarePrenatal AssessmentPrenatal CareAntenatal Mental HealthDepression In PregnancyMaternal Mental Health DisordersPerinatal Depression PreventionPerinatal Mental Health PreventionPerinatal Mental Health ScreeningPostnatal DepressionTreatment Of Perinatal Depression
This article discusses the aetiology, indicators of risk and possible treatments for postnatal depression. Midwives have a key preventive role in that they are in continuing contact with women who are at risk and are therefore in a position to detect early symptoms and arrange speedy referrals where appropriate.
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Life Events and Social Support in Puerperal Depression
Eugene S. Paykel, E. M. Emms, Jennifer A. Fletcher et al. · The British Journal of Psychiatry · 1980 · 689 citations
Maternal Depression and the Emotional Development of the Child
Hyman Caplan, S. R. Cogill, Heather Alexandra et al. · The British Journal of Psychiatry · 1989 · 159 citations