Examining the association between subjective childbirth experience and maternal mental health at six months postpartum
Journal
Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology
ISSN
0264-6838
1469-672X
Date Issued
2021
Author(s)
María Ignacia García
Type
Resource Types::text::journal::journal article
URL Institutional Repository
Subjects
anxiety disorders
;
childbirth
;
maternal health
;
postpartum depression
;
delivery, obstetric
;
depression, postpartum
;
female
;
humans
;
mental health
;
parturition
;
postpartum period
;
pregnancy
;
adult
;
anxiety
;
anxiety disorder
;
apgar score
;
article
;
assessment of humans
;
awareness
;
burnout
;
cesarean section
;
childbirth
;
chilean
;
depression
;
distress syndrome
;
edinburgh postnatal depression scale
;
emotional well-being
;
emotionality
;
episiotomy
;
female
;
follow up
;
gestational age
;
headache
;
health care organization
;
health care personnel
;
human
;
likert scale
;
major clinical study
;
maternal welfare
;
mental disease
;
mental health
;
nullipara
;
perception
;
perfectionism
;
physical violence
;
postnatal depression
;
posttraumatic stress disorder
;
pregnancy
;
premature labor
;
prenatal care
;
prevalence
;
psychometry
;
puerperium
;
quality of life
;
questionnaire
;
risk factor
;
self report
;
sexual intercourse
;
social support
;
spontaneous abortion
;
third trimester pregnancy
;
birth
;
obstetric delivery
;
postnatal depression
;
psychology
;
puerperium