Maternal depression screening during prenatal and postpartum care at a Navy and Marine Corps military treatment facility
Spooner, S., Rastle, M., & Elmore, K. (2012). Maternal depression screening during prenatal and postpartum care at a Navy and Marine Corps military treatment facility. Military Medicine, 177(10), 1208-1211. doi:10.7205/milmed-d-12-00159
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Survey data from wives of male Service members who were receiving obstetric care at a Navy and Marine Corps military treatment facility were used to evaluate rates of perinatal depression and assess the impact of deployment as a risk factor. Results suggested relatively low rates of perinatal depression, although rates of depression did vary according to husbands deployment status.
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