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Patient Education and Counseling, 2021
An experience that occurred during an obstetrics 3rd year clerkship on the postpartum wards elaborates on and reflects upon the interaction between a student and patient. The stressful interaction and ultimate resolution underpin the sometimes critical moments in education that help define patient-physician relationships.
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An experience that occurred during an obstetrics 3rd year clerkship on the postpartum wards elaborates on and reflects upon the interaction between a student and patient. The stressful interaction and ultimate resolution underpin the sometimes critical moments in education that help define patient-physician relationships.
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Archives of General Psychiatry, 1968
THE TRANSIENT mild depression occurring post partum (the "postpartum blues") is so ubiquitous and ostensibly benign that it has not often been deemed worthy of serious study. Consequently, considerable uncertainty exists about the basic characteristics and significance of this syndrome.
I D, Yalom +3 more
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THE TRANSIENT mild depression occurring post partum (the "postpartum blues") is so ubiquitous and ostensibly benign that it has not often been deemed worthy of serious study. Consequently, considerable uncertainty exists about the basic characteristics and significance of this syndrome.
I D, Yalom +3 more
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Maternity Blues and Postpartum Depression
Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 1992To investigate the relationship between maternity blues and postpartum depression in mothers discharged early from the hospital and those discharged after the customary length of hospital stay.A descriptive correlation design.550-bed community and teaching hospital in the midwestern United States.49 privately paying, primiparous, American-born women ...
C T, Beck, M A, Reynolds, P, Rutowski
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Serum Allopregnanolone in Women With Postpartum “Blues”
Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2001To relate serum allopregnanolone and progesterone levels postpartum to maternity "blues."Forty primiparous, healthy, married women (24-39 years of age; at least 13 years of education) who delivered healthy neonates in the Department of Obstetrics at the University of Pavia entered the present study. Blood samples were drawn at 8:30 AM on postpartum day
NAPPI, R. E. +5 more
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Postpartum blues Assessment and intervention
Journal of Nurse-Midwifery, 1982Abstract The postpartum blues syndrome is explored and a theoretical framework for understanding the phenomenon is provided. Stressors of the puerperium are outlined. Crisis intervention and healthy coping behaviors are examined. A conceptual model of maternal adaptation illustrates how the health care professional may assist the family in the ...
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