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Preventing Perinatal Depression in High-Risk Pregnant Latinas: Effects on Maternal and Infant Health Funded by DHHS/HRSA/Maternal Child Health Bureau R40.

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1 Preventing Perinatal Depression in High-Risk Pregnant Latinas: Effects on Maternal and Infant Health Funded by DHHS/HRSA/Maternal Child Health Bureau R40 MC 02497. Huynh-Nhu (Mimi) Le hnle@gwu.edu

2 Usual Care Positive thoughts Social support Pleasant activities prenatal care Depressive sx MDE incidence Maternal efficacy Maternal & infant health Mother-child interaction Maternal Efficacy Maternal & infant health MEDIATING VARIABLES OUTCOME Mothers & Babies Course Mamás y Bebés/Mothers and Babies: Mood and Health Project, Washington, DC

3 Randomized Controlled Trial PregnancyPostpartum T0 T1T2T3T4T5 ScreeningPre-INTPost-INT6 wks4 mos.12 mos. MB Course Booster sessions Mother-infant outcomes Mother-infant interaction

4 Internal Reality External Reality (In your mind) (In the world) Alone With Others ThoughtsActivities Emotions Reduce the onset of major depressive episodes by teaching women mood regulation skills and education regarding parenting and child development. The Mothers and Babies Course MY PERSONAL REALITY

5 Study Design Randomized Controlled Trial Eligibility Criteria Settings Demographics Measures Intervention Description & Theoretical Framework Recruitment Retention Outcomes A U.S. and Mexico collaboration Ma. Asunción Lara. Instituto Nacional de Psiquiatría Ramón de la Fuente

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