Primary health care staff and perinatal mental health Addressing missed opportunities

12/22/2002


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Primary health care staff and perinatal mental health Addressing missed opportunities

Multiple roles of primary health care staff

Barriers to recognition/detection of emotional behavioral problems

Barriers to recognition/detection of emotional behavioral problems

Advantages of recognition

Early detection of problems

What can primary health care staff detect?

Detection: Problems during pregnancy

Interventions by primary health care staff

What to do?

Focus on interventions by primary health care staff

Dealing with normal pregnancy

“denial” of pregnancy

Multiple somatic symptoms

Fear of becoming a mother

Eating disorder during pregnancy

Hyperemesis gravidarum

Pathology of destiny

Domestic violence

Depression during pregnancy

Depression during pregnancy

What to do? Judge severity

Interventions

Intervention

Listening to story

Giving advice

Practical help

Enlist psychosocial support

Consider referral if..

Author:

Email: mmaldonado@fsgctopeka.com

Home Page: http://www.kaimh.org

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