Perinatal Depression in Minority and Underserved Rural Women

Wei, Guo; Powell, Frankie Denise; Freeman, Veronica K.; Holmes, Leonard D.

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“…Prevention and alleviation of PPD is critical to mothers and infants’ health. Episodes of depression after birth may lead to a mother's inability to assume her maternal role of breastfeeding and caring for the newborn, which, in turn, will affect their infants’ well‐being (Wei et al, ).…”

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Demographic, maternal, and infant health correlates of post‐partum depression in Jordan

Safadi

Abushaikha

Ahmad

2015

Nursing & Health Sciences

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This cross-sectional correlational study examined post-partum depression and its relationship with demographic, maternal, and infant health problems in urban Jordanian women. Participants (n = 315) were selected from five maternal child healthcare centers and one major hospital in Amman, Jordan. Patient Health Questionnaire-9 was used to measure post-partum depression within 12 weeks of birth. A number of socio-demographic and health problems were examined for an association with post-partum depression. Results showed that 25% of postpartum women suffered moderate to severe depression and 50% of the sample had mild depression. None of the socio-demographic variables (age, education, employment, income) were significantly related to postpartum depression; however, two obstetric/infant variables (mode of birth and breastfeeding), were significantly associated with post-partum depression. There was a significant association between post-partum depression and 15 health problems of obstetric, gynecologic (i.e. episiotomy pain, infection), and general health conditions (i.e. fatigue, headache). Nurses and midwives need to emphasize post-partum depression screening, follow-up, and proper management of maternal and infant health factors predisposing to post-partum depression rather than merely focusing on women's inherent demographic factors.

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Demographic, maternal, and infant health correlates of post‐partum depression in Jordan

Safadi

Abushaikha

Ahmad

2015

Nursing & Health Sciences

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“…15 In comparison, the tin(II) concentration on the tin sensitized soda-lime glass was found between 0.53 × 10 15 and 0.93 × 10 15 atoms/cm 2 in our lab (unpublished result: tin concentration was 29 mM, trifluoroacetic acid concentration was 72 mM, and sensitization time was 3 min). 58 Many studies reported the total tin concentration at different electroless plating steps, because tin(II) was easily oxidized when exposed in air. A Rutherford scattering study of tin sensitization on cleaved graphite substrates showed that the total tin concentration on the surface was at about 1.5 × 10 16 atoms/cm 2 , the ratio of O/Sn (the Sn counted for the total amount of tin on the substrate) was about 1.3, and the Cl/Sn ratio was close to 0.1.…”

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Tin Sensitization for Electroless Plating Review

Wei

Roper

2014

J. Electrochem. Soc.

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Tin sensitization prior to electroless plating improves deposition of metals on a variety of substrates. This review summarizes relevant characteristics of the tin sensitized substrates, pre-treatment of surfaces before tin sensitization, adhesion, one-and twostep tin sensitization processes, photo-selective metal deposition (PSMD), and mechanisms and applications of tin sensitization. Mechanistic improvements to tin sensitization such as addition of aged tin(IV) chloride, and application of accelerators to remove the stannous shell and expose the catalytic core are evaluated. The effect of ultra-violet (UV) light on oxidation of tin(II) sensitized surface are analyzed for PSMD. The application section concludes with examples of tin sensitization in recent use and their commercial relevance.

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“…Wang Zhu, Qian Zhenlan, and colleagues put forward the strategy of organic renewal of the countryside "with the goal of economic and social development" and achieved innovations related to the organizational mechanism of rural construction [22]. Dong Wei and others believed that one-time planning should be transformed into a gradual construction planning model, and the main position of the villagers should be highlighted [23]. It can be seen that rural construction is actually a heterogeneous isomorphism of economic production, social structure, spatial form, and cultural value; moreover, the driver of construction itself is a dynamic overall improvement oriented toward economic and social development [24].…”

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The Construction Mechanism and Practice of Characteristic Industrial Villages from the Perspective of the “Society–Space” Relationship, Taking Zhuma Township, Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province, as an Example

Lou,

Cao,

Zhang

et al. 2023

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Zhuma Township, which is located in Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province, has a long history of camellia cultivation, holds the title of “the hometown of camellia in China”, and is an agricultural town with a strong history characterized by its camellia industry. This paper first overviews the development and application of the theory of “socio-spatial” relationships and then formulates a theoretical framework for analyzing characteristic industrial villages according to this theory. Following the study of Zhuma Township, the process of local, industry-driven rural development is divided into three periods: slow growth, rapid expansion, and orderly transition. Then, we summarize the construction mechanism of characteristic industrial villages from the four levels of social relationship reorganization, industrial value increase, local culture reshaping, and spatial order reconstruction. Finally, we present a guide to the practice of rural construction. This paper aims to provide a useful reference for the construction of characteristic industrial villages on both theoretical and practical levels.

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Perinatal Depression in Minority and Underserved Rural Women

Cited by 3 publications

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Demographic, maternal, and infant health correlates of post‐partum depression in Jordan

Demographic, maternal, and infant health correlates of post‐partum depression in Jordan

Tin Sensitization for Electroless Plating Review

The Construction Mechanism and Practice of Characteristic Industrial Villages from the Perspective of the “Society–Space” Relationship, Taking Zhuma Township, Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province, as an Example

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