… depression, we have shown it to be the ideal time to ensure access to psychiatric care in this
… The inpatient evaluation may also bypass barriers to care that exist in the outpatient setting …

… to first line treatments, have multiple psychiatric comorbidities, or have bipolar disorder
may require referral and management in secondary (specialty) psychiatric care. In severe …

… with depression who are either pregnant or planning a pregnancy. … in depressed pregnant
women. However, there is little reason to think that response would differ between pregnant …

… option for depressed pregnant women, “especially when the depressive disorder is life …
psychiatric illness or other treatments, pregnant women should not be excluded from this option. …

… Two months after the birth of her second child a 34 year old woman was admitted to a
psychiatric inpatient unit for treatment of depression. She was married and worked as a business …

… and motherhood increase their vulnerability to psychiatric conditions such as depression,
anxiety disorders, eating disorders, and psychoses. These conditions are often …

… and analysis of depressed and non-depressed pregnant women in … Depression during
pregnancy was significantly associated with multigravidas (P = 0.0092), unplanned pregnancy …

… of depressed pregnant women also includes care of a growing fetus, treatment may be
complicated and primary care … using a collaborative care model with a psychiatric consultant who …

… of depression in pregnant women, there is a need for information on the prevalence of antenatal
depression … the prevalence of depression correlated characteristics in pregnant women …

… increases our sophistication in formulating drug therapy for pregnant women with depression.
… of depressed pregnant women requires skilled decision making by the psychiatrist. The …