Penerapan Edinburgh Post-Partum Depression Scale Sebagai Alat Deteksi Risiko Depresi Nifas Pada Primipara Dan Multipara

Mothers describe postpartum depression as a living nightmare filled with uncontrollable anxiety, consuming guilt, andobsessive thinking. These conditions do not only harm themselves but also their infants. Mothers are enveloped in lonelinessand the quality of their lives is further compromised by a lack of all positive emotions. Up to 50% of all cases of postpartumdepression go undetected. The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) has been the only instrument available thatwas specifically designed to screen for this mood disorder. The aim of this study is to evaluate risk of postpartum depressiondifferences of primiparous and multiparous mother by using EPDS. This study utilized survey with quantitative approach.Fourty patients were chosen with purposive sampling method. The result of the study especially the independent t-test showsthat there was significant differences of postpartum depression risk of primiparous and multiparous women (p= 0.000; α=0.05). It is recommended to apply the scale of Edinburgh as tools detection of postpartum depression in mothers primiparousand multiparous considering that postpartum depression often occurs without any known beforehand

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Pengaruh Intervensi Psikoedukasi dalam Mengatasi Depresi Postpartum di sebuah RS di Medan

Postpartum depression is one type of depression that occur in the mother after delivering baby. This study is a quasi-experimental research, with Non-equivalent Control Group to analyze the influence of psychoeducation intervention in overcoming postpartum depression. Population in this research is amounted to 110 mothers and Research sample is 60 post-partum mothers each group as 30 people who were given treatment, and 30 persons as control group with the stated criteria of postpartum depression. The sampling is purposive sampling. Analysis of data using Pair Test and logistic regression to the extent the confidence level 95%. Results of research shows there are 48.4% mothers had postpartum depression after the psychoeducation intervention. Postpartum depression decrease 65% after the psychoeducation intervention. Pair-test results there is a difference between postpartum depression mother with psychoeducation intervention with a mother who does not get psychoeducation intervention and logistic regression test showed no relationship between age and job with post partum depression and there is a significant relationship postpartum mother education (p = 0.003), mother parity (p = 0.016) and the husband support (p = 0.000) with postpartum depression. Suggested need to improve health education on postpartum mothers in a hospital in Medan, and it is necessary to give education to the family or the husband who accompanies his wife during the labor

The German Socio-Economic Panel (GSOEP) after More than 15 Years: Overview

The German Socio-Economic Panel (GSOEP) is an interdisciplinary longitudinal study of private households for the representative analysis and interpretation of social and economic behavior in the Federal Republic of Germany. As a longitudinal survey, the GSOEP primarily aims to collect information on stability and changes over time at the micro level of individuals, households and families. Because the survey period is sufficiently long, due to the design of the GSOEP, the data can also be used for analyzing intergenerational relationships. The GSOEP is an element of the statistical infrastructure born by the scientific community in compliance with international standards