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A scoping review of the literature was conducted to compile existing evidence and identify gaps on detection methods and practices of antepartum and postpartum anxiety and depression symptoms and disorders in immigrant women. With the assistance of a health science librarian, four databases were searched between January and March 2016. Thirteen articles met the inclusion criteria and their findings were compiled using numerical summary and thematic analysis. No articles specifically addressing the screening of anxiety disorders or symptoms in antepartum or postpartum immigrant women were found. Some studies showed positive results for using translated tools. Other studies showed similarities in immigrant and non-immigrant assessment. However, several challenges in detection existed. Some of these challenges include cultural appropriateness of some questions and the accuracy of interpretive services and instrument translation. Limited literature was found, indicating a need to design and test targeted strategies to ensure that immigrant women are provided with appropriate antepartum and postpartum emotional support and mental health services based on appropriate policies and practices.

作者:Robyn L R, Playfair;Bukola, Salami;Kathy, Hegadoren

来源:International journal of mental health nursing 2017 年 26卷 4期

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作者:
Robyn L R, Playfair;Bukola, Salami;Kathy, Hegadoren
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International journal of mental health nursing 2017 年 26卷 4期
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anxiety immigrant maternal mental health postpartum depression
A scoping review of the literature was conducted to compile existing evidence and identify gaps on detection methods and practices of antepartum and postpartum anxiety and depression symptoms and disorders in immigrant women. With the assistance of a health science librarian, four databases were searched between January and March 2016. Thirteen articles met the inclusion criteria and their findings were compiled using numerical summary and thematic analysis. No articles specifically addressing the screening of anxiety disorders or symptoms in antepartum or postpartum immigrant women were found. Some studies showed positive results for using translated tools. Other studies showed similarities in immigrant and non-immigrant assessment. However, several challenges in detection existed. Some of these challenges include cultural appropriateness of some questions and the accuracy of interpretive services and instrument translation. Limited literature was found, indicating a need to design and test targeted strategies to ensure that immigrant women are provided with appropriate antepartum and postpartum emotional support and mental health services based on appropriate policies and practices.