16: Early Detection of Post Partum Depression (PPD) in Women 1 - 2 weeks Post Partum.

An interview with Erika Agung Mulyaningsih who submitted a poster presentation to the VIDM 2020 entitled Early Detection of Post Partum Depression (PPD) in Women 1 - 2 weeks Post Partum. In this interview you will learn more about  The presenters Why they chose this topic  The main message of the poster The key findings Where they see this research going.  Visit www.vidm.org for more information on VIDM 2020As part of a midwifery cultural exchange betweenThe Ohio State University and The University of Chester operating on theBailiwick of Jersey, two American graduate nursing students traveled to Jerseyin March 2020. A primary purpose of the exchange is to observe and examinedifferences in midwifery scope and practice in differing environments.While Jersey is not part of the UK or its health system, it is aBritish Crown dependency and uses guidelines from the Royal College ofObstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) to guide practice. A substantial practice difference recommendation between RCOG andthe American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) noted was thatof screening and treatment guidelines related to maternal colonization of groupB streptococcus in the prevention of GBS early-onset disease (GBS EOD) inneonates.