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Understanding the Spectrum of Postpartum Mood & Anxiety Disorders
Preparing for the postpartum period is a bit like preparing for a series of inclement weather. With weather, we can make preparations based on forecasted events, location, and prior storm activity. With the postpartum period, we can prepare ourselves based on our own predictions of how we may feel, the amount of support available to us, and prior experience with mental health or medical challenges. Though the postpartum period can be full of sunny days, it’s important to understand the potential for storms. The intensity of these storms may range from a common rainstorm in the form of the Baby Blues, to something more severe like Postpartum Depression or Postpartum Psychosis.
New care model initiates better communication among patient and providers
Communication is key, we hear this phrase a lot, but in the delivery room, it’s imperative. As childbirth complications and maternal mortality continue to challenge health systems across the country, certain hospitals are looking at communication as a way to improve the safety and quality of maternity care.
Gestational Diabetes: What is it, how is it diagnosed, and how can I manage it?
Fight the Fatigue: Healthy Snacks for Pregnancy
Penn Medicine study links Birthly platform to better outcomes
Healthcare providers know that the risks in childbirth can vary from simple to complex, predictable to unpredictable.