Current state and practical recommendations on reproductive mental health: A narrative review
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Current state and practical recommendations on reproductive mental health: A narrative reviewDate
2024Publisher
Taylor and Francis GroupISSN
0363-0242; 1541-0331Bibliographic citation
Martínez-Borba, V., Suso-Ribera, C., & Osma, J. (2024). Current state and practical recommendations on reproductive mental health: a narrative review. Women & Health, 1–20. https://doi.org/10.1080/03630242.2024.2360419Type
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Abstract
Emotional disorders (EDs) are highly prevalent during the reproductive period,
including pregnancy, postpartum and women undergoing fertility treatments.
International guidelines are increasingly suggesting the need ... [+]
Emotional disorders (EDs) are highly prevalent during the reproductive period,
including pregnancy, postpartum and women undergoing fertility treatments.
International guidelines are increasingly suggesting the need to evaluate, prevent
and treat EDs in those women. The main aim of this narrative review is to
summarize current practice in the field of EDs management during fertility
treatments, pregnancy and the postpartum and to propose a new technologybased model of care that help to provide psychological care to all women who are
in these periods. Four different databases (Pubmed, Scopus, Science Direct, Web
of Science) were consulted. Selected keywords were related with infertility,
pregnancy, postpartum, EDs, assessment, prevention, treatment and technologies.
We identified 1603 studies and 43 were included in this review. According to
these studies, different face-to-face protocols already exist to manage EDs in
women undergoing fertility treatments, pregnant or at the postpartum. We noticed
an increased interest in developing technology-based solutions to overcome the
limitations of traditional mental healthcare services. However, we also detected
some issues in the use of technologies (i.e., increased attention to the postpartum
or the lack of transdiagnostic approaches). Our results evidenced that there is still
a need to develop modern, well-designed, and conceptually-relevant ICT-based
programs to be used in women undergoing fertility treatments, pregnant or at the
postpartum. [-]
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Women & Health, 1–20Funder Name
Universitat Jaume I
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PREDOC/2018/43
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Projecte de tesis doctoral de Martínez Borba, Verónica: prevención online de alteraciones emocionales durante la etapa reproductiva
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