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Postpartum Depression (PPD) Patient Case Studies: Diagnostic Insights and Therapeutic Outcomes : Episode 6
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Monitoring Treatment Response and Challenges in Managing PPD Patients in Ob/Gyn Practices
Panelists discuss early signs of a positive response to treatment in postpartum depression (PPD), the specific symptoms to monitor, obstacles to accessing timely care in underserved populations, the role of family and community resources in recovery, key competencies for clinicians in addressing urgent PPD cases, and essential elements of a comprehensive, patient-centered treatment plan that balances medication, therapy, and support resources.
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