Svangerskapsrelaterte psykiske lidelser: kliniske og epidemiologiske utfordringer
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https://doi.org/10.5324/nje.v7i1.391Abstract
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Psykisk sykdom under svangerskapet og i post partum perioden representerer lidelser av varierende alvorlighetsgradog er av stor betydning for morens velbefinnende, utvikling av mor-barn relasjonen og for familien. På dette feltet er internasjonal forskning betydelig, men resultatene kanskje mindre kjent her i landet.Tilsvarende norske undersøkelser er det få av og behandlingspraksis er høyst varierende. I denne artikkelen gjennomgås kort de mest aktuelle svangerskapsrelaterte psykiske lidelser og noen av deres konsekvenser.Behovet for ny forskning understrekes, og spesielt nevnes de store muligheter som foreligger ved en planlagt nyfødtkohortstudie som over to år tar sikte på å inkludere over 100 000 norske fødende kvinner og deres barn. Studien som er bredt anlagt, er initiert av Statens institutt for folkehelse (SIFF) og Medisinsk fødselsregister.
Oppstart av studien planlegges i siste halvår av 1997.
Berle JØ, Holsten F.
Pregnancy related psychiatric disorders. Clinical and epidemiological challenges.
Nor J Epidemiol
ENGLISH SUMMARY
Pregnancy-related mental disorders represent a major challenge to modern medicine and the society; illness in this period affects not only the mother or mother-to-be, but also the mother-infant relationship and concerns and influences the entire family. A general overview of pregnancy related psychiatric disorders are given. International knowledge and research is considerable. Few studies in this area are published in Norway, and common guidelines for treatment of these conditions are still lacking. There certainly is a potential for improvement both of clinical practice and services in this field in our country. The authors describe a Norwegian national cohort study starting in 1997 planned as a two year prospective study of all women giving birth, in excess of 100 000 women. This represents a unique opportunity to conduct a wide range of studies of pregnancy related psychiatric illness both in the cohort as a whole and for selected subgroups.
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