Objective: The authors of this study collaborated in the analysis of public health survey data
in order to inform future statewide interventions that could systematically enhance …

Objective To identify treatment preferences, help‐seeking steps, and responses from social
support persons among women at risk for perinatal depression or anxiety. Design …

To investigate obstetric care provider attitudes toward perinatal depression screening and
factors associated with variable screening rates. Provider attitudes about depression …

Background: National guidelines recommend universal depression screening for perinatal
patients and provide treatment recommendations to prevent adverse maternal/child health …

Background: Depression is a frequent accompaniment of the perinatal period. Although
screening improves detection of perinatal depression, it does not in itself improve mental …

Aims: This study aimed to assess the rates of detection, treatment, and referral of maternal
depression and anxiety by obstetrical providers during pregnancy and at 6 weeks …

In this issue of JAMA, the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends “that
clinicians provide or refer pregnant and postpartum persons who are at increased risk of …

Introduction: The current study aimed to assess perinatal depression (PD) screening and
treatment practices of obstetrical health care providers. Method: Retrospective record …

Background: Perinatal depression is common, underdiagnosed, and undertreated. Obstetric
providers often do not receive training in perinatal depression, despite being the frontline …

Objective To create a multi-site registry to enable future large-scale studies of perinatal
depression among women attending obstetrics clinics in the USA. Methods A screening and …