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Postnatal women's experiences of management of depressive symptoms: a qualitative study

Pauline Slade, C Jane Morrell, Anna Rigby, Karen Ricci, Janet Spittlehouse and Traolach S Brugha
British Journal of General Practice 2010; 60 (580): e440-e448. DOI: https://doi.org/10.3399/bjgp10X532611
Pauline Slade
Clinical Psychology Unit, Department of Psychology, University of Sheffield, Sheffield
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C Jane Morrell
School of Nursing, Midwifery and Physiotherapy, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Nottingham, Nottingham
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Anna Rigby
Fieldhead Hospital, CarePathways and Packages Project, Wakefield
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Karen Ricci
University of Leicester, Clinical Division of Psychiatry, Leicester General Hospital, Leicester
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Janet Spittlehouse
University of Otago, Christchurch, CHALICE Project, New Zealand
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Traolach S Brugha
University of Leicester, Clinical Division of Psychiatry, Leicester General Hospital, Leicester
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    Table 1

    Characteristics of women in the interview sample by group (n = 30)

    PCACBACGTotal
    n1110930
    Age, years
     18–252237
     26–3565415
     36–45330a6
    Single parent, n1113
    Partnered, n63110
    First child, n78621
    GP prescribed antidepressant, n65718
    • ↵a Missing n = 2. PCA = person-centred approach. CBA = cognitive-behavioural approach. CG = control group.

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    Table 2

    Intervention group (n = 21) by CBA or PCA and support received.

    PCA, n = 11CBA, n = 10Total
    Offered sessions5 patients (4 antidepressants)5 patients (4 antidepressants)10 (48%)
    Offered and declined sessions1 patients (0 antidepressants)2 patients (1 antidepressants)3 (14%)
    Not offered sessions5 patients (3 antidepressants)3 patients (0 antidepressants)8 (38%)
    • PCA = person-centred approach. CBA = cognitive-behavioural approach.

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