Perinatal mental health problems, such as depression and anxiety, affect many new and expecting mothers, however, most women do not receive treatment for these problems due to difficulty accessing face-to-face care.
Evidence-based e-treatments, have the potential to bridge this gap, yet they are not routinely offered in most healthcare settings.
A research team from the Parent-Infant Research Institute are investigating the factors that limit health professionals from using e-treatments in their practice. By identifying the barriers and facilitators to implementation, the project aims to create a clear pathway for embedding effective treatments into existing services.
Health professionals who work with women during the perinatal period are invited to take part. Participation involves a short, anonymous 5-minute online survey. To participate in the project, please click the link below.
If you would like more information about this study, please contact Julia Fredrickson via email [email protected] or phone on (03) 9496 4496
