Recommendations for maternal mental health policy in India

Priyadarshini, Urvashi; Rao, Arathi; Dash, Sambit

doi:10.1057/s41271-022-00384-4

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“…Therefore, in order to raise pregnant women's education and awareness and make them more aware of the risk factors for mental health problems and the conditions that are less conducive to mental health problems, all efforts must be made by governmental and nongovernmental organisations, community leaders, social workers, MCH health carers, and the general public. (53)…”

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Risk Factors of Mental Health Problems among Pregnant Women in El - Beheira Governorate

freek,

Madian,

Amin

et al. 2023

Damanhour Scientific Nursing Journal

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Background: Antenatal mental health problems are associated with maternal and fetal adverse outcomes. There are a wide range of factors associated with mental health problems during pregnancy. Aim of this study to assess risk factors of mental health problems among pregnant women in El-Beheira governorate. Research design: A descriptive crosssectional design. Settings: This study was conducted at the governmental primary health care centers in El-Beheira governorate. Tools: Depression Anxiety Stress Scale (DASS-21) was used. Results: The prevalence of depression, anxiety and stress was 38.43%, 44.95% and 63.67% respectively. Conclusion: The prevalence of depression, anxiety and stress among studied pregnant women was high, early screening and intervention may have great significance for reducing these mental health problems and the family and society support should be brought into the intervention as well. Recommendations: Include maternal mental health problems screening and treatment as a routine part of woman, preconception, prenatal, and postpartum care.

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Risk Factors of Mental Health Problems among Pregnant Women in El - Beheira Governorate

freek,

Madian,

Amin

et al. 2023

Damanhour Scientific Nursing Journal

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“…Women experiencing familial conflict, abuse, financial constraints, or complications during pregnancy are especially at risk for developing perinatal depression. [ 22 ]…”

Section: Perinatal Mental Healthmentioning

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Mental health and well-being of women (menarche, perinatal, and menopause)

Kedare,

Kadiani,

Patkar

et al. 2024

Indian Journal of Psychiatry

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Mental well-being is now an increasingly researched and discussed topic that primarily involves taking care of mental health in a preventive manner and is more of a subjective concept. Mental well-being ensures mental health and measures taken toward it can protect the person's overall health. Discussing and researching this concept is of paramount importance as this will not just safeguard an individual life but the society at large. The lifetime of a woman is multidimensionally unique with a complex interplay of biological, sociocultural, and environmental aspects. This demands a diverse variety of factors required to ensure mental well-being in a woman. In addition to this, these determinants vary on the life stage the woman is in. Factors that influence this well-being are also specific when it comes to an Indian context. This chapter considers and discusses in detail the various aspects of the mental health and well-being of women in the pubertal, perinatal, and menopausal age groups. Determinants are unique to particular age groups of women, and measures to focus on and ensure it will be elaborated on. Finally, recommendations towards policy making are also suggested.

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“…India should learn from other countries and integrate maternal mental health care into primary care, like Canada, Australia, and South Africa. (15)…”

Section: Recommendations For Maternal Mental Health Policy In Indiamentioning

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A Review Study on Healthcare Management

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Pandey,

Megha Shankar Jha,

Shubham Kumar

2023

ABJAR

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Healthcare is an integral part of the mankind development. Managing the Healthcare sector has its own sphere of challenges. There are players in the market who have been contributing quit well towards healthcare. These Entrepreneurs who enter the field of Healthcare product demonstrate a unique feature of commercialisation with the moral attributes of producing product that protects the health interest of People. The Healthcare Entrepreneurship which entails to provide the solutions to the Healthcare Needs of the Society has been a great advent in the society since ages. Healthcare Startups have also gained momentum with time. The Healthcare starts ups in the Nation have been adopting innovative practices to solve needs of people. Healthcare Management supports this momentum and involves supervising medical services and facilities to ensure efficient patient care through tasks like planning, organizing, staffing, and resource allocation. This review paper is a descriptive article attempted by collecting data through the Secondary sources. The study aims to understand the concept & essence of Healthcare Management. It further aims to gather insights on the Healthcare Management through structured review of literature. The authors have contributed a Healthcare Management recommendation based on the review study. The study depicts the knowledge on Healthcare Management and the literary effort can serve as Literature for further studies. The authors have considered Healthcare Management aspects at large rather any specific wing of Healthcare sector. Hence this may be the limitations of the study. The inferences drawn from the study may be indicative in nature rather exhaustive.

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Recommendations for maternal mental health policy in India

Cited by 9 publications

References 14 publications

Risk Factors of Mental Health Problems among Pregnant Women in El - Beheira Governorate

Risk Factors of Mental Health Problems among Pregnant Women in El - Beheira Governorate

Mental health and well-being of women (menarche, perinatal, and menopause)

A Review Study on Healthcare Management

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