Skin-to-Skin care tested as a shield against postpartum depression
NCT ID NCT06545760
Summary
This study is testing if letting mothers and their low-birth-weight babies stay together for extended skin-to-skin care after leaving intensive care can help prevent depression in the mothers. It will involve over 1,900 mothers and babies in Zambia, comparing a few days of this care to a longer period. Researchers will also check if the extra care helps the babies' development and is cost-effective for hospitals.
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Women and Newborn Hospital - University Teaching Hospitals
RECRUITINGLusaka, 10101, Zambia
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