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Caregiver Depression screening in [state] 2/27/2019 Caregiver Depression screening in [state] Maternal, infant, and early childhood Home visiting program stakeholder update DOHVE TA

Why focus on caregiver depression? Approximately 10–20% of women experience depression either during pregnancy or in the first 12 months postpartum. Caregiver depression is a significant risk factor affecting the well-being and school readiness of young children. Caregivers with depression generally show less attentiveness and responsiveness to their children’s needs.

Why focus on caregiver depression? Approximately 10–20% of women experience depression either during pregnancy or in the first 12 months postpartum. Caregiver depression is a significant risk factor affecting the well-being and school readiness of young children. Caregivers with depression generally show less attentiveness and responsiveness to their children’s needs.

Why focus on caregiver depression? Approximately 10–20% of women experience depression either during pregnancy or in the first 12 months postpartum. Caregiver depression is a significant risk factor affecting the well-being and school readiness of young children. Caregivers with depression generally show less attentiveness and responsiveness to their children’s needs.

XX% of our primary caregivers were screened for depression in 20XX

We have been steadily increasing our rates of primary caregiver depression screenings since our program began in 2010.

In 20XX, we screened XX% of caregivers for depression within 3 months of their child’s birth. Screened within 3 months of birth Screened within 1 month of birth Screened within 2 weeks of birth We are working hard to increase the rate of screenings within 3 months of a child’s birth!

Quality improvement projects are aimed at increasing screening rates within 3 months of birth from XX% to our goal of XX%. Screened within 3 months of birth Screened within 1 month of birth Screened within 2 weeks of birth

XX% of our home visitors have received training on the depression screening tool!