Nursing & Primary Care

Nursing & Primary Care

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ISSN: 2639-9474
Review Article

Importance of Being Aware of Postpartum Depression: Mini Review

Authors: Manar Salah, Abigail Mitchell, Joseph Violanti.

DOI: 10.33425/2639-9474.1250


Abstract

Postpartum depression (PPD) is a mental health concern. Postpartum depression can develop during pregnancy, or after giving birth to up to one year. Postpartum depression can be a challenge for the mom involved and often it is misdiagnosed. Postpartum depression can be a bigger challenge if the mom is single or has other factors such as lacking a support system. A review of nursing and health related literature was conducted to explore postpartum depression. The three themes that emerged from the literature are: risks, interventions, and screening. Findings from the initial literature review reveal that a lack of knowledge exists in nursing and patient care practice regarding postpartum depression. The purpose of this rapid review was to promote understanding of factors influencing postpartum.

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Citation: Manar Salah,  Abigail Mitchell,  Joseph Violanti. Importance of Being Aware of Postpartum Depression: Mini Review. 2023; 7(4). DOI: 10.33425/2639-9474.1250
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Michelle Ollivierre-Lawrence
Michelle Ollivierre-Lawrence
Department of Nursing | City College, Fort Lauderdale

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