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2022
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comparative study mother-infant unit exile assessment care provision perinatal period early interactions postpartum depression sub-Saharan Africa comparative study mother-infant unit exile assessment care provision perinatal period early interactions postpartum depression sub-Saharan AfricaSujets proches
Africa, Subsaharan Sub-Saharan Africa Africa, Black Subsahara Africa Africa, Tropical Sub-Sahara Africa Black Africa Africa South of the Sahara Tropical Africa Subsaharan AfricaCiter ce document
Lamia Abdul et al., « Hospitalisation of exiled dyads from sub-Saharan Africa in a mother and infant unit », L'Autre, ID : 10670/1.xvbxz9
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The objective of this study was to assess the response to care of exiled dyads from sub-Saharan Africa cared for in a mother-baby unit for maternal perinatal depression. Using a quantitative and comparative methodology with the Global Rating Scale for Mother-Infant Interaction, we showed that mothers from sub-Saharan Africa in exile responded fairly well to care. Babies exhibited a more mixed evolution, but mother-infant interactions evolved favourably overall.