Fwd: [EQ] Mental health aspects of women's reproductive health
Annemarie ter Veen
Mental health aspects of women's reproductive health A global review of the literature
Key Centre for Women's Health in Society
WHO Collaborating Centre in Women's Health
School of Population Health, University of Melbourne, Australia
World Health Organization 2009
Available online as PDF file [181p.] at:
http://whqlibdoc.who.int/publications/2009/9789241563567_eng.pdf
"...This review is a contribution towards raising awareness on an emerging issue of major importance to public health. Its purpose is to provide information on the often neglected interlinks between these two areas so that public health professionals, planners, policy makers, and programme managers may engage in dialogue to consider policies and interventions that address the multiple dimensions of reproductive health in an integrated way.
"....The review comprises the most recent data from both high- and low-income countries on the ways in which women's mental health intersects with their reproductive health. The framework for analysis employed here is informed by two interconnected concepts: gender and human rights, especially reproductive rights.."
Content
Chapter 1 Overview of key issues 1
The global burden of reproductive ill-health
Reproductive rights
Gender, rights and reproductive mental health
Chapter 2 Pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period
Chapter 3 Psychosocial aspects of fertility regulation
Chapter 4 Spontaneous pregnancy loss
Chapter 5 Menopause
Chapter 6 Gynaecological conditions
Chapter 7 Women's mental health in the context of HIV/AIDS
Chapter 8 Infertility and assisted reproduction
Chapter 9 Female genital mutilation
Chapter 10 Conclusions
Annex WHO survey questionnaire on the mental health aspects of reproductive health
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Annemarie ter Veen
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