Research Article
Mothering Here and Mothering There: International Migration and Postbirth Mental Health
Table 2
Mental health outcomes of DC and non-DC mothers.
| | All migrants | Asylum-seeker/refugee subgroup | Dual-country mothers
| Non-dual-country mothers
| value | Dual-country mothers
| Non-dual-country mothers
| value |
| Risk for postpartum depression (PPD) (score 10 on the Edinburgh Postnatal depression scale) | | | | | | | 1-week postpartum, % | 25.3a | 23.4b | .710 | 26.3a | 24.9c | .805 | 4-month postpartum, % | 28.3 | 18.6 | .036 | 29.9 | 20.0 | .076 | Anxiety related to trauma at 4 months (measured by Hopkins Symptom Checklist, part I), % | 16.5a | 9.4d | .046 | 18.4a | 15.2b | .507 | Clinical depression symptomatology (measured by Hopkins Symptom Checklist, part II), % | 23.1a | 13.5d | .021 | 26.3a | 17.5b | .100 | Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptomology at 4 months (measured by Harvard Trauma Questionnaire), % | 7.0a | 3.8e | .157 | 9.2a | 5.7b | .289 |
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aMissing data on one woman.
bMissing data on four women.
cMissing data on two women.
dMissing data on six women.
eMissing data on five women.
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