Background Globally, guidance recommends the integration of mental health into maternal
and child healthcare to address common maternal mental health problems during the …

The aim of the study was to examine the potential costs and some of the potential economic
benefits of early interventions that prevent or reduce perinatal mental illness and their long …

Objective To quantify total provider fees, benefits paid by the Australian Government and out-
of-pocket patients' costs of mental health Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) consultations …

Perinatal mental health is a vital component of public mental health. The perinatal period
represents the time in a woman's life when she is at the highest risk of developing new-onset …

The development of Specialist Perinatal Mental Health Services in Ireland in recent years
(2018–2021) is described. The paper highlights the role of unexpected opportunity in …

Background. For women giving birth in the UK, psychiatric illness and suicide in particular
have been a leading overall cause of maternal mortality. Although the most recent …

Abstract Background The National Health Service in England pledged>£ 365 million to
improve access to mental healthcare services via Community Perinatal Mental Health …

In Australia, perinatal mental illness is common, although poorly identified and treated.
Improved perinatal mental health depends on service provision models that reflect a focus …

Perinatal mental health service development had early beginnings in the UK, and there has
been rapid expansion over the past decade. As individual nations address need in their own …

Objectives Postnatal maternal mental health problems, including depression and anxiety,
entail a significant burden globally, and finding cost-effective preventive solutions is a public …