Postpartum depression is a common complication affecting roughly 600,000 women per year in the United States. Women who have preterm infants, born before 36 weeks gestation, are at higher risk. Specialists are now using the COPE program for at-risk patients, which focuses on creating opportunities for parent empowerment. After administering COPE, families and healthcare providers found decreased stress, anxiety, and increased knowledge about the preterm infant and NICU process. It concludes all women should receive education on PPD risks during pregnancy and support can help protect families and infant development.
Postpartum depression is a common complication affecting roughly 600,000 women per year in the United States. Women who have preterm infants, born before 36 weeks gestation, are at higher risk. Specialists are now using the COPE program for at-risk patients, which focuses on creating opportunities for parent empowerment. After administering COPE, families and healthcare providers found decreased stress, anxiety, and increased knowledge about the preterm infant and NICU process. It concludes all women should receive education on PPD risks during pregnancy and support can help protect families and infant development.
Postpartum depression is a common complication affecting roughly 600,000 women per year in the United States. Women who have preterm infants, born before 36 weeks gestation, are at higher risk. Specialists are now using the COPE program for at-risk patients, which focuses on creating opportunities for parent empowerment. After administering COPE, families and healthcare providers found decreased stress, anxiety, and increased knowledge about the preterm infant and NICU process. It concludes all women should receive education on PPD risks during pregnancy and support can help protect families and infant development.
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