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Charlotte Warren Timothy Abuya Ian Askew Integra Initiative Integration for Impact Conference Nairobi 12th 14 th September 2012 Integra Initiative 1 Facility assessments in clinics. Dr Violet Okech- Helu. Department of Mental Health, KNH. Email:violet.okech@gmail.com. Postpartum Depression: The Facts. Depression is one of the commonest, treatable yet undiagnosed mental health disorders with a HUGE impact on bio-psycho-social functioning.. Felipe A. Medeiros. Assistant Professor. Department of Anesthesiology. The University of Texas medical Branch. March 14. th. , 2016. Overview. Severe bleeding is the single most significant cause of maternal death . Lisa Goldthwaite, MD, MPH. Paul . Blumenthal, MD, . MPH. Stanford . University . Division . of Family Planning Services and Research. Kristina . Tocce. , MD, MPH. The University of Colorado Division of Family Planning. Fourth Trimester. Begins immediately after childbirth. Puerperium. —. first 6 weeks after birth. Close observation. —. identify hemorrhage and complications during first critical hour. Ongoing education and support. PART . 2. : . CARE FOR WOMEN WITH CHRONIC DISEASES AND MATERNAL COMPLICATIONS OF PREGNANCY. MODULE . 5. The National Preconception Curriculum & Resources Guide for Clinicians. MODULE 5. Release Date: April 3, 2017. Woman and her baby. Sarah Gopman, MD. Associate Professor. Dept. of Family and Community Medicine. University of New Mexico. July 1, 2015. Learning/Practice Objectives. Screen for and treat postpartum depression. Screening for Postpartum Depression: why Pediatricians matter Margaret Howard, PhD Professor, Psychiatry and Human Behavior (Clinical) Alpert Medical School of Brown University Division Director, Center for Women’s Behavioral Health Ben Hartley MS, RD, CSP. ACOG Committee on Obstetric Practice Committee Opinion . June 2016. . June . 2016 . . Committee Opinion . - Optimizing Postpartum Care. Collaboration:. ACOG . Committee on Obstetric Practice. APM Resident Education Curriculum. Christina L. . Wichman. , DO, FAPM. Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine. Medical College of Wisconsin. Updated. Fall 2013. Christina . Wichman. Medroxyprogesterone Administration among Low Income Mothers. Ann . M. Dozier, RN, . PhD. 1. , Alice Nelson, . MFT. 2. , . Elizabeth A. Brownell, MA, . PhD. 3. , . Cynthia R. . Howard, MD MPH. 4,5. , . MEDICAL . TREATMENT. . H. : . H. elp. .. A. : . A. ssess. and . R. esuscitate. .. E. : . E. tiology. ( 4“T” ).. M. : . M. assage. . uterus. .. O. :. . O. xytocin. . infusion. (. E. cases . a. Digits next to bars are numbers of deaths . a. . Exclusive categories of the main causal condition . Placental. . disorders. : placenta . previa. , placenta . accreta. /. percreta. , . abruptio. . Mulat . Adefris. , MD,MPH. Associate prof of Obstetrics and gynecology. University of Gondar. Objectives. Reason for using postpartum family planning. . Long Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC). . - All are compatible with breastfeeding. - 99% effective . - Only Medicaid patients may receive LARCs inpatient. . Intrauterine Device (IUD). - Can insert immediately postpartum or as soon as 2 weeks postpartum.