… surveillance, and referrals to secondary care. If we are to use primary care databases to
conduct research on parental depression and child outcomes, it is pertinent to first examine …

… did not differ from the study’s main results (data not shown). … This study reveals a greater
use of primary health care for … of this study are stored and maintained electronically at Statistics …

… symptoms in two large population-based cohort studies. … We also used brief measures
of depressive symptoms before the main period of depression incidence in offspring. There is …

… The main exposure (paternal depression at 8 weeks) and … Overall, the rates of depression
found in this study are … services, such as obstetric and primary health care, it would be possible …

… In this cohort study of 3176 father-offspring pairs, paternal … We calculated the prevalence of
depression in adolescents, … the association of paternal depression with offspring depression. …

… main findings of the study are as follows: first, all parental psychiatric diagnoses increased
rates of inpatient and outpatient unipolar depression … treatment via their primary care provider. …

… paternity leave use and mother's post-partum depression in … depression at two months if their
partners took paternity leave… the prevalence of paternity leave and post-partum depression …

… 31 for our analyses of maternal depression, we excluded mothers … to our main analyses
and remained conclusive. As in the … partner depression and paternal depression in fathers, in …

… a prospective cohort study of 207 048 mother-child pairs with linked primary care and … ,
social support, paternal risk factors or parenting practices, as routine health data do not capture …

… a relatively high prevalence of paternal depression during the … -based cohort study on the
growth, development, and health … 1 year of age The main limitation of this study is the potential …