Report for: The process of developing and implementing a telephone-based peer support program for postpartum depression: evidence from two randomized controlled trials

Title	The process of developing and implementing a telephone-based peer support program for postpartum depression: evidence from two randomized controlled trials
Published in	Trials, April 2014
DOI	10.1186/1745-6215-15-131
Pubmed ID	24742217
Authors	Cindy-Lee Dennis
Abstract	A randomized controlled trial evaluated the effect of telephone-based peer support on preventing postpartum depression (PPD) among high-risk mothers. The results indicated that support provided by peer volunteers may be an effective preventative strategy. The purpose of this paper is to outline the process of developing, implementing, maintaining, and evaluating the peer support program that we used in this PPD prevention trial.

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The process of developing and implementing a telephone-based peer support program for postpartum depression: evidence from two randomized controlled trials