Research Design on Baby Blues

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"Statement of the Problem
Nurses are well aware that depression after childbirth -- often called the baby blues -- is fairly common, affecting as many as 15 percent of women who give birth. However, anxiety's effects on the mother can be just as serious as depression and may overlap with postpartum depression symptoms. According to a study published in the July 1998 issue of the Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, the depression and anxiety often come after the first child because the new mother does not have previous experience with which to compare it. We are proposing a research study to compare the psychoemotional consequences of early and late postpartum discharge on mothers of newborn infants. Depression and anxiety levels will be the specific psychoemotional consequences that will be examined. "

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