POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION BASED ON EDINBURGH SCALE - DOI: 10.5212/Rev.Conexao.v.12.i2.0008
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Depression Postpartum. Nursing. Mental health.Abstract
The postpartum depression is a moderate to severe mental disorder that begins in the second or third week postpartum. Thus, this study aims to identify the factors that predispose Postpartum Depression, and to analyze it through the application of Edinburg scale. It is a quantitative research with descriptive approach, carried out by the ones that took part on the outreach project “Nursing Consultation on Prenatal and Puerperium”. The data collection was carried out through structured questionnaires and Edinburg scale. The ethical aspects were respected, 466/2012. It resulted in a prevalence of 7.8% women predisposed to develop postpartum depression, and it showed that the main risk factors are low education, low family income and marital status of unmarried or divorced. The study suggests the importance of knowledge about postpartum depression by healthcare professionals in order to enable them to face situations that may pose a risk for the onset of the disease and how to intervene.Downloads
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