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Mental health conditions are one of the most common reasons for postpartum emergency department (ED) visits. Characteristics of women using the ED and their mental health service use before presentation are unknown. We characterized all women in Ontario, Canada (2006-2012), who delivered a live born infant and had a psychiatric ED visit within 1 year postpartum (n = 8728). We compared those whose ED visit was the first physician mental health contact since delivery to those who had accessed mental health services on specific indicators of marginalization hypothesized to be associated with lower likelihood of mental health contact prior to the ED visit. For 60.4 

作者:Lucy Church, Barker;Paul, Kurdyak;Kinwah, Fung;Flora I, Matheson;Simone, Vigod

来源:Archives of women's mental health 2016 年 19卷 6期

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作者:
Lucy Church, Barker;Paul, Kurdyak;Kinwah, Fung;Flora I, Matheson;Simone, Vigod
来源:
Archives of women's mental health 2016 年 19卷 6期
标签:
Health services Marginalization Maternal health Mental health Perinatal epidemiology
Mental health conditions are one of the most common reasons for postpartum emergency department (ED) visits. Characteristics of women using the ED and their mental health service use before presentation are unknown. We characterized all women in Ontario, Canada (2006-2012), who delivered a live born infant and had a psychiatric ED visit within 1 year postpartum (n = 8728). We compared those whose ED visit was the first physician mental health contact since delivery to those who had accessed mental health services on specific indicators of marginalization hypothesized to be associated with lower likelihood of mental health contact prior to the ED visit. For 60.4