Postpartum depression prevalent in Ghana

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• Don Blunt 11 years ago

  With a sick infant, plus no money in your pocket, plus non-functioning Health Insurance System, plus demotivated Health Service Providers ...

  With a sick infant, plus no money in your pocket, plus non-functioning Health Insurance System, plus demotivated Health Service Providers ...

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• freeman kofi 9 years ago

  during my research i found that mother in sunyani have knowledge on the courses of the problem, for that matter there only need solution to it since many of them do not know how to cure for it.

  during my research i found that mother in sunyani have knowledge on the courses of the problem, for that matter there only need solution to it since many of them do not know how to cure for it.

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• Ghana citizen of integrity. 11 years ago

  All maternity homes and private hospitals in Ghana should use a simple tool called the post natal depression questionnaire to score the patients . if they score 11 then they are post natally depressed.

  All maternity homes and private hospitals in Ghana should use a simple tool called the post natal depression questionnaire to score the patients . if they score 11 then they are post natally depressed.

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• Ghana citizen of integrity. 11 years ago

  Ghana should lead the way now and show leadership in introducing child benefit to all mothers period this would help mothers in often often having to do the child care plus be the bread winner as well. This is all too much fo ...
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  Ghana should lead the way now and show leadership in introducing child benefit to all mothers period this would help mothers in often often having to do the child care plus be the bread winner as well. This is all too much for any one let aloner a mother in Ghana.

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• Eko 11 years ago

  30% globally for post-partum depression is normal. However I suspect that for poorer women the realities of motherhood can be more brutal, and sometimes justifiably depressing- especially in disenfranchised areas, or more pat ...
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  30% globally for post-partum depression is normal. However I suspect that for poorer women the realities of motherhood can be more brutal, and sometimes justifiably depressing- especially in disenfranchised areas, or more patriarchal areas of Ghana were the mental health needs of women are superceded by those of men.

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• OKPOLATSA 11 years ago

  Everybody sing :
  'Everyday , things are getting worse - 2x .
  Time so hard ------
  2. La la la la , la la la , lala a la , la`la la la ah, Suffering in the land.

  Everybody sing :
  'Everyday , things are getting worse - 2x .
  Time so hard ------
  2. La la la la , la la la , lala a la , la`la la la ah, Suffering in the land.

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• freeman kofi 9 years ago

  i am taking in research on the same topic can you give me all the information on it . these will enable me to do this in suyani municipal

  i am taking in research on the same topic can you give me all the information on it . these will enable me to do this in suyani municipal

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