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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"maternal mental illness"”.
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Follow the child: the effect of an unconditional cash transfer on adolescent human capital and mental health
… of studies on the impact of transfers on the mental health of recipients. This thesis exploits exogenous variation in grant receipt to estimate the current and cumulative grant impacts on the educational and mental health outcomes of teenagers, and the channels through which these effects may …
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A multiple perspective exploration of health visitors’ family focused practice with mothers with mental illness and their families
… who have given birth, experience some type of mental disorder, primarily depression or anxiety. Mothers who have mental illness and their families have been recognised as prime targets for early intervention strategies, to prevent the intergenerational transmission of mental illness. Research …
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Examining the Factors that Moderate and Mediate the Effects on the Relationship between Depression and Anxiety and Major Pregnancy Complications and Birth Outcomes
Background Depression is one of the common mental illnesses among women during their child bearing age. Though there is a high level of comorbidity, anxiety is often more prevalent than depression across pregnancy which complicate the pregnancy and birth outcomes. Given potential adverse …
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REPRODUCTION AND CHILDBEARING HEALTH: REAL-WORLD EVIDENCE FROM ADMINISTRATIVE DATABASES
… were calculated to assess the distribution of maternal sociodemographic and clinical characteristics. The Chi-square test and absolute standardised differences were used when appropriate for testing differences in categorical variables. Independent samples t-test was used to compare numerical …
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Family experiences of parental mental illness in Northern Ireland: a social phenomenological study
Parental Mental Illness (PMI) is a global public health issue. While research to date has provided much insight into the needs and experiences of parents with mental illness there continues to be less experiential evidence gathered from other family members, internationally and locally in Northern …