Sentence examples for measures for postnatal from inspiring English sources

The most commonly used validated measures for postnatal depression are the Beck Post Natal Depression Inventory-Revised (PDPI-R) [ 27, 28] and the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) [ 29].

Furthermore, if improving sleep can reduce depressive symptoms, the program could be offered as a preventative measure for postnatal depression and could be offered to women at risk of developing postnatal depression such as those with a history of depression.

This may be taken as suggestive evidence for additional postnatal modification of behavioral sex dimorphism, although further support for this observation using more adequate measures of postnatal POP exposure is needed.

We did not have direct measures of postnatal PAH DNA adducts or lead but were able to adjust for postnatal ETS exposure.

The EPDS is a 10-item self-report measure screening tool for postnatal depression.

Other investigators have quantified PCBs in breast milk, given its high fat content coupled with the lipophilic nature of PCBs, as a measure of postnatal exposure for nursing infants (Patandin et al. 1998).

We examine these associations using maternal HBV sero-status and the number of HBV-positive older siblings as proxy measures for perinatal and early postnatal transmission, respectively.

Outcome measures for the antenatal and postnatal cohorts of HLHS and TGA are presented in Table  3 and Table  4.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> Comparison between outcomes seen in patients with antenatally and postnatally detected Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome over three life periods: postnatal period, surgical period and long-term.

Adjusting for postnatal urinary DAP measures using AUC altered the results for prenatal DAPs only marginally (change in estimates < 10%).

The EPDS is a well-known instrument for measuring postnatal depression.

The objective of this study was to evaluate educational approaches for midwives to promote breast awareness for postnatal women by measuring the knowledge, attitude and practice of midwives.