Jane Fisher|Thanh Tran|Thach Tran|Terry Dwyer|Ty Nguyen|Gerard J. Casey|Julie A Simpson|Sarah Hanieh|Beverley?Ann Biggs
Prevalence and risk factors for symptoms of common mental disorders in early and late pregnancy in Vietnamese women: A prospective population-based study
University of Melbourne|Jean Hailes|Monash University|Center for Environment and Community Assets Development|University of Melbourne|Center for Environment and Community Assets Development|Jean Hailes|Monash University|Murdoch Children's Research Institute|Royal Children's Hospital|Center for Environment and Community Assets Development|Royal Melbourne Hospital|University of Melbourne|University of Melbourne|Royal Melbourne Hospital|University of Melbourne|Royal Melbourne Hospital|University of Melbourne
little known prevalence risk factors common mental disorders cmd pregnant women lowincome countries aim study establish prevalence psychosocial risk factors clinically significant symptoms cmd early late pregnancy women rural viet nam populationbased sample women surveyed early late pregnancy cmd assessed edinburgh postnatal depression scaleviet nam validation psychosocial risks studyspecific structured interviews total 497523 97 eligible women recruited 419 84 provided complete data prevalence cmd early pregnancy 224 95 ci 184264 late pregnancy 107 95 ci 78137 assessment waves 174 95 ci 138211 noneconomic economic coincidental life adversity intimate partner violence past pregnancy loss childhood abuse positively associated persistent antenatal cmd older age preference babys sex nulli primiparity risk factors cmd early pregnancy persistent antenatal cmd prevalent rural areas viet nam psychosocial risk factors play major role significant public health problem