Re: postpartum depression

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> does anyone have a postpartum teaching tool they are using at

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Exactly what type of tool are you looking for? Info. just on PP

depression to hand out to pt.? A teaching tool that screens what the

individual pt. needs are in general? Discharge instructions ? Let me

know maybe I can help.

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Is there a PPD/PTSD counselor in your area? Perhaps a business card of the counselor? PPD and PTSD doesn't usually appear while a patient is in the hospital. I would think it important to teach the mother's support people the signs of PPD and PTSD and give them the tools to help the mom.

Susie

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