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Fig. 4 | BMC Pediatrics

Fig. 4

From: Maternal mental health after infant discharge: a quasi-experimental clinical trial of family integrated care versus family-centered care for preterm infants in U.S. NICUs

Fig. 4

Interaction effect of mFICare parent classes and parent NICU stress and on PTSD symptoms (3a) and depression (3b) after NICU discharge. Dotted lines indicate the 95% confidence interval for each group. a. Mothers with higher levels of NICU-related stress who attended at least one parent class had lower post-discharge PPQ scores than similarly stressed mothers who did not attend classes; mothers with lower levels of NICU-related stress had relatively few PTSD symptoms, regardless of class attendance (p = .024). b. Mothers with higher levels of NICU-related stress who attended at least one parent class had lower post-discharge EPDS scores than similarly stressed mothers who did not attend classes; mothers with lower levels of NICU-related stress had relatively few depression symptoms, regardless of class attendance (p = .015)

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