📻: Behind The Pages: Perinatal Mental Health & Well-Being
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Friday, April 5, 2024 | The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs
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Join us April 24 for our next virtual Journal Club featuring a deep dive into a paper from our new issue focused on Perinatal Mental Health.
Author Stephanie Hall will discuss antidepressant prescriptions for perinatal anxiety disorders with Laura Tollen.
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Racial Inequities In Postpartum Depressive Symptoms, Diagnosis And Care
In the April Perinatal Mental Health and Well-Being issue, Sarah Haight of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and coauthors explore racial and ethnic disparities ([link removed] ) in postpartum depression symptoms, diagnosis, and care in seven US jurisdictions.
They find that postpartum depressive symptoms were most prevalent among those identifying as Asian, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Southwest Asian, Middle Eastern, North African, multiracial, or Black.
Despite these trends, Asian, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Southwest Asian, Middle Eastern, North African, Hispanic, and non-Hispanic Black respondents were less likely than White people to report receiving postpartum mental health care.
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Behind The Pages: Perinatal Mental Health & Well-Being ([link removed] )
Health Affairs' Kathleen Haddad and Rob Lott go behind the pages of the new April issue focusing on Perinatal Mental Health & Well-Being.
Their conversation provides insight into what has changed since Health Affairs published our first theme issue on the subject, which featured papers left a resounding impact on the editors, and so much more.
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It’s Past Time For An Upgrade To The Medicare Hospice Benefit ([link removed] )
Cara L. Wallace and Stephanie P. Wladkowski
Expand Your Research
Interested in more perinatal mental health research?
Read our October 2021 issue ([link removed] ) dedicated entirely to policy analysis and opportunities for perinatal mental health and postpartum depression.
Some highlights from the issue include:
- The Association Between Continuity Of Marketplace Coverage During Pregnancy And Receipt Of Prenatal Care ([link removed] ) by Sarah Gordon et al.
- A Health Podyssey: Perinatal Mental Illness is Very Common. How Can It Be Improved? ([link removed] )
- Perinatal Mental Illness Nearly Ended My Life ([link removed] ) by Kara Zivin
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