Name: Romee de Boer (434
de Jong (432230), Jasmijn de
(2106752924) en Serena Von
Supervisor: Judith Pellicaan
Group: 1B
Period: 2
Education: Nursing
Project: IP- weeks
Datum: 02-12-2022
Introduction Methode
The purpose of our study is to examine the effectiveness of e- Search string:
health to reduce or prevent postpartum depression. This is - (Postpartum depression) AND (preventi
because 10% of pregnant women often suffer from depressive - (pregnancy) AND (postpartum depressio
symptoms, but due to lack of knowledge do not ask for help and - (Postpartum depression or postnatal dep
this is also seen as a social taboo. Following the results, we have partum depression or post-natal depress
devised an app for these which increases knowledge and breaks digital health) AND (prevention)
the taboo. - (Postpartum depression) AND (preventi
P: Postpartum depression and pregnant woman Database: PsycINFO, PUBMed, CHINAl
Filters: Systematic review, Randomized controlle
I: E-health
Inclusion criteria:
O: Prevention of Postpartum depression - Year 2016-2023
Research question: The effectiveness of E-Health in preventing - Language English
pregnant women's postpartum depression. - Linked full text
Results: Conclusion
Artikel 1: The results indicated that the Share approach did not differ significantly from the The conclusion of this lite
individual approach at the group level, and that both approaches showed improvement in interventions for pregnan
depressive symptoms over time. Thus, the hypothesis of this study did not match (Duffecy et depression have a positive
al., 2022). Stigmatization is a social f
Article 2: The results of this article were positive, but there were no significantly big differences. get treatment and talk abo
There were less major depression episodes with the intervention group, but the participants psychological complaints.
have to self-report which makes the results less trustable (Nishi et al., 2022). There is a big taboo abou
Article 3: The finding of the study is that young mothers experience a lack of support at various complaints. This is becau
levels in the year after giving birth. The author of the study indicates that the need for just be happy during this p
psychological support and sharing of experiences has also been shown in the literature Women have little knowl
(Slomian et al., 2017). information.
Article 4: Social support is very helpful in reducing negative effects by pregnant women. (Shorey The app we designed allo
et al., 2019) knowledgeable and there
Article 5: It can be determined that physical activity reduces the symptoms of postpartum
depression for both woman during pregnancy, gestation, and puerperium and during
childbirth. In addition, exercise improves quality of life and levels of fatigue in woman
(Slomian et al., 2017).
Article 6: No specific internet intervention changes were suggested from the respondent’s
feedback, however, the data focused more on references to maternal stress and pregnancy
experience, such as requests some online effective exercises or time-efficient exercises
(Ramphos et al., 2019).
Recommendation
So, we recommend e-health, because several studies
have shown the need for more information and
attention to postpartum depression. For this purpose,
de Jong (432230), Jasmijn de
(2106752924) en Serena Von
Supervisor: Judith Pellicaan
Group: 1B
Period: 2
Education: Nursing
Project: IP- weeks
Datum: 02-12-2022
Introduction Methode
The purpose of our study is to examine the effectiveness of e- Search string:
health to reduce or prevent postpartum depression. This is - (Postpartum depression) AND (preventi
because 10% of pregnant women often suffer from depressive - (pregnancy) AND (postpartum depressio
symptoms, but due to lack of knowledge do not ask for help and - (Postpartum depression or postnatal dep
this is also seen as a social taboo. Following the results, we have partum depression or post-natal depress
devised an app for these which increases knowledge and breaks digital health) AND (prevention)
the taboo. - (Postpartum depression) AND (preventi
P: Postpartum depression and pregnant woman Database: PsycINFO, PUBMed, CHINAl
Filters: Systematic review, Randomized controlle
I: E-health
Inclusion criteria:
O: Prevention of Postpartum depression - Year 2016-2023
Research question: The effectiveness of E-Health in preventing - Language English
pregnant women's postpartum depression. - Linked full text
Results: Conclusion
Artikel 1: The results indicated that the Share approach did not differ significantly from the The conclusion of this lite
individual approach at the group level, and that both approaches showed improvement in interventions for pregnan
depressive symptoms over time. Thus, the hypothesis of this study did not match (Duffecy et depression have a positive
al., 2022). Stigmatization is a social f
Article 2: The results of this article were positive, but there were no significantly big differences. get treatment and talk abo
There were less major depression episodes with the intervention group, but the participants psychological complaints.
have to self-report which makes the results less trustable (Nishi et al., 2022). There is a big taboo abou
Article 3: The finding of the study is that young mothers experience a lack of support at various complaints. This is becau
levels in the year after giving birth. The author of the study indicates that the need for just be happy during this p
psychological support and sharing of experiences has also been shown in the literature Women have little knowl
(Slomian et al., 2017). information.
Article 4: Social support is very helpful in reducing negative effects by pregnant women. (Shorey The app we designed allo
et al., 2019) knowledgeable and there
Article 5: It can be determined that physical activity reduces the symptoms of postpartum
depression for both woman during pregnancy, gestation, and puerperium and during
childbirth. In addition, exercise improves quality of life and levels of fatigue in woman
(Slomian et al., 2017).
Article 6: No specific internet intervention changes were suggested from the respondent’s
feedback, however, the data focused more on references to maternal stress and pregnancy
experience, such as requests some online effective exercises or time-efficient exercises
(Ramphos et al., 2019).
Recommendation
So, we recommend e-health, because several studies
have shown the need for more information and
attention to postpartum depression. For this purpose,
