| Primary | Satisfaction as Assessed by the Intervention Satisfaction Survey | Completed by parent participants. 5-point likert scale from 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree), higher scores indicative of higher satisfaction. No established cutoff. | Participants who completed the survey are reported | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | Within 2 weeks of attending video group session | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Intervention Delivery | Participants will receive a 45-60 minute single-session video group psychoeducational intervention delivered by clinic staff. Single-Session Virtual Group Psychoeducational Session about Postpartum Depression: Session contents include (1) Introduction to clinic staff, contacts, and resources (2) A video-recorded testimonial of a patient with a history of perinatal depression followed by a group discussion about/reflection on the video; (3) Review of prevalence and signs of PPD; (4) Discussion of clinic PPD screening procedures and rationale for screening; (5) Discussion of self-care and mood monitoring; (6) Discussion of relevant local resources, including information about availability of primary care resources for parents (including uninsured parents) and information about resources addressing social needs. |
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| Primary | Acceptability of Intervention Measure | Completed by parent participants. 4-question pragmatic measure designed to assess construct of intervention acceptability as perceived by participant. 1 = Completely disagree, 2 = Disagree, 3 = Neither agree nor disagree, 4 = Agree, 5 = Completely agree. Higher scores indicate greater acceptability. Score for each participant calculated as mean score for each item (range 1-5) | Participants who completed the survey are reported | Posted | | Mean | Full Range | units on a scale | | Within 2 weeks of attending video group session | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Intervention Delivery | Participants will receive a 45-60 minute single-session video group psychoeducational intervention delivered by clinic staff. Single-Session Virtual Group Psychoeducational Session about Postpartum Depression: Session contents include (1) Introduction to clinic staff, contacts, and resources (2) A video-recorded testimonial of a patient with a history of perinatal depression followed by a group discussion about/reflection on the video; (3) Review of prevalence and signs of PPD; (4) Discussion of clinic PPD screening procedures and rationale for screening; (5) Discussion of self-care and mood monitoring; (6) Discussion of relevant local resources, including information about availability of primary care resources for parents (including uninsured parents) and information about resources addressing social needs. |
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| Secondary | Pre-Post Intervention Change in Mental Health Care Stigma as Assessed by the Stigma Concerns About Mental Health Care (SCMHC) Scale | Completed by parent participants. The SCMHC is a 3-item measure assessing stigma-related barriers to the utilization of depression treatment (internalized stigma, fear of stigmatization, and stigma from family in seeking mental health care). Responses are coded as (0) disagree, (1) agree, and (7) don't know/refuse. Respondents receive one point for each response of "agree," which indicates agreement with the stigma-related barrier. The total scores range from 0 to 3 with higher scores indicating an increased internalization of stigma to mental health care | Participants who completed both pre and post-intervention survey are reported | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | Baseline (pre-session); within 2 weeks post-session | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Intervention Delivery | Participants will receive a 45-60 minute single-session video group psychoeducational intervention delivered by clinic staff. Single-Session Virtual Group Psychoeducational Session about Postpartum Depression: Session contents include (1) Introduction to clinic staff, contacts, and resources (2) A video-recorded testimonial of a patient with a history of perinatal depression followed by a group discussion about/reflection on the video; (3) Review of prevalence and signs of PPD; (4) Discussion of clinic PPD screening procedures and rationale for screening; (5) Discussion of self-care and mood monitoring; (6) Discussion of relevant local resources, including information about availability of primary care resources for parents (including uninsured parents) and information about resources addressing social needs. |
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| Secondary | Change in Depression Stigma as Assessed by the Adapted Personal Stigma Scale (PSS) | 7 items, assess personal attitudes towards people with depression. Items answered on 5-point Likert scale ranging from 0 (strongly disagree) to 4 (strongly agree). Calculated as average item score, higher scores indicate higher levels of depression stigma. | Participants who completed both pre and post-intervention surveys are reported | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | Baseline (pre-session); within 2 weeks post-session | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Intervention Delivery | Participants will receive a 45-60 minute single-session video group psychoeducational intervention delivered by clinic staff. Single-Session Virtual Group Psychoeducational Session about Postpartum Depression: Session contents include (1) Introduction to clinic staff, contacts, and resources (2) A video-recorded testimonial of a patient with a history of perinatal depression followed by a group discussion about/reflection on the video; (3) Review of prevalence and signs of PPD; (4) Discussion of clinic PPD screening procedures and rationale for screening; (5) Discussion of self-care and mood monitoring; (6) Discussion of relevant local resources, including information about availability of primary care resources for parents (including uninsured parents) and information about resources addressing social needs. |
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| Secondary | Postpartum Depression Knowledge as Assessed by Adapted Postpartum Depression Knowledge Measure | Measure of participant knowledge about postpartum depression knowledge- adapted and translated from the Ontario Rapid Risk Factor Surveillance Survey. Questions include whether the participant has heard of the concept of postpartum depression, asks participants to name symptoms of postpartum depression, and asks participants how common they would estimate the condition to be. There is no standard scale/scoring. Percent of participants answering affirmatively to the question "Have you heard of postpartum depression?" is reported. | 22 participants completed this measure at baseline; 16 participants completed this measure 2 weeks post intervention; and 14 completed 6 months post intervention. | Posted | | Number | | participants | | Completed by participants at baseline (pre-session); within 2 weeks post-session; 6 months post session | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Intervention Delivery | Participants will receive a 45-60 minute single-session video group psychoeducational intervention delivered by clinic staff. Single-Session Virtual Group Psychoeducational Session about Postpartum Depression: Session contents include (1) Introduction to clinic staff, contacts, and resources (2) A video-recorded testimonial of a patient with a history of perinatal depression followed by a group discussion about/reflection on the video; (3) Review of prevalence and signs of PPD; (4) Discussion of clinic PPD screening procedures and rationale for screening; (5) Discussion of self-care and mood monitoring; (6) Discussion of relevant local resources, including information about availability of primary care resources for parents (including uninsured parents) and information about resources addressing social needs. |
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| Secondary | Intention to Disclose if Developed Postpartum Depression Symptoms as Assessed by Questionnaire | Completed by parent participants. Single-question item: If I felt down, depressed, hopeless, or having little interest or pleasure in doing things I would try to contact someone at this clinic. Response options were No or Yes. | 22 completed at baseline, 16 completed post-intervention, 14 completed at 6-month follow up | Posted | | Count of Participants | | Participants | | Baseline (pre-session); within 2 weeks post-session; and 6 months post-session | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Intervention Delivery | Participants will receive a 45-60 minute single-session video group psychoeducational intervention delivered by clinic staff. Single-Session Virtual Group Psychoeducational Session about Postpartum Depression: Session contents include (1) Introduction to clinic staff, contacts, and resources (2) A video-recorded testimonial of a patient with a history of perinatal depression followed by a group discussion about/reflection on the video; (3) Review of prevalence and signs of PPD; (4) Discussion of clinic PPD screening procedures and rationale for screening; (5) Discussion of self-care and mood monitoring; (6) Discussion of relevant local resources, including information about availability of primary care resources for parents (including uninsured parents) and information about resources addressing social needs. |
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| Secondary | Intention to Seek Primary Care as Assessed by Survey Question | Developed for this study, single likert scale question asked of participants who did not have an identified primary care doctor: As a result of the video group session, I plan to identify a doctor that I can see regularly for my own check-ups. Adapted from National Latino and Asian American Study. Scale range from 1-5, 1= strongly agree; 2=agree; 3=neutral/no opinion, 4=disagree, 5=strongly disagree | This question was only asked of participants who indicated not having a primary care provider at baseline, since it is about intention to identify/obtain a primary care provider in the future (so is not relevant to those who already have a primary care provider). Due to a technical error, the survey was inadvertently only administered to 6 of the 16 participants who completed 2 week post-intervention survey. It was administered to 14 participants 6-mo post intervention | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | Baseline, Within 2 weeks of attending video group session, 6 months post intervention | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Intervention Delivery | Participants will receive a 45-60 minute single-session video group psychoeducational intervention delivered by clinic staff. Single-Session Virtual Group Psychoeducational Session about Postpartum Depression: Session contents include (1) Introduction to clinic staff, contacts, and resources (2) A video-recorded testimonial of a patient with a history of perinatal depression followed by a group discussion about/reflection on the video; (3) Review of prevalence and signs of PPD; (4) Discussion of clinic PPD screening procedures and rationale for screening; (5) Discussion of self-care and mood monitoring; (6) Discussion of relevant local resources, including information about availability of primary care resources for parents (including uninsured parents) and information about resources addressing social needs. |
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| Secondary | Self-reported Mental Health Service Utilization Within the Past 6 Months | Single item, adapted from National Latino and Asian American Study; question: "within the past 6 months, have you had a therapy session with a psychologist or therapist or another professional that lasted 30 minutes or longer"?. Response options included "Yes", "No", "Unsure", and "Prefer Not to Answer". | Participants who completed the 6-month post-intervention survey included in the analysis | Posted | | Count of Participants | | Participants | | 6 months post-intervention | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Intervention Delivery | Participants will receive a 45-60 minute single-session video group psychoeducational intervention delivered by clinic staff. Single-Session Virtual Group Psychoeducational Session about Postpartum Depression: Session contents include (1) Introduction to clinic staff, contacts, and resources (2) A video-recorded testimonial of a patient with a history of perinatal depression followed by a group discussion about/reflection on the video; (3) Review of prevalence and signs of PPD; (4) Discussion of clinic PPD screening procedures and rationale for screening; (5) Discussion of self-care and mood monitoring; (6) Discussion of relevant local resources, including information about availability of primary care resources for parents (including uninsured parents) and information about resources addressing social needs. |
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| Secondary | Psychosocial Resource Utilization as Assessed by Questionnaire | Completed by participant. Question developed for this project and translated/certified, assessing use of clinic ancillary services discussed in the intervention: In the past 2 months, have you used any of the resources that were discussed in the video session or on the clinic website? Responses could include "Yes", "No", or "Unsure" | colleted from those who completed 6 month follow up survey (N=14) | Posted | | Count of Participants | | Participants | | 6-months post-intervention | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Intervention Delivery | Participants will receive a 45-60 minute single-session video group psychoeducational intervention delivered by clinic staff. Single-Session Virtual Group Psychoeducational Session about Postpartum Depression: Session contents include (1) Introduction to clinic staff, contacts, and resources (2) A video-recorded testimonial of a patient with a history of perinatal depression followed by a group discussion about/reflection on the video; (3) Review of prevalence and signs of PPD; (4) Discussion of clinic PPD screening procedures and rationale for screening; (5) Discussion of self-care and mood monitoring; (6) Discussion of relevant local resources, including information about availability of primary care resources for parents (including uninsured parents) and information about resources addressing social needs. |
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