Fig. 4From: 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. NICUsInteraction 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)Back to article page