Will Expectant Mothers Accept Psychosocial Support After Learning Their Baby Has CHD? This Study Says Yes.
A prenatal diagnosis of congenital heart disease (CHD) can be devastating for expectant mothers and their partners. They often experience traumatic stress, depression, and anxiety which can lead to negative long-term consequences for both family and child.
Will Expectant Mothers Accept Psychosocial Support After Learning Their Baby Has CHD? This Study Says Yes.
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Will Expectant Mothers Accept Psychosocial Support After Learning Their Baby Has CHD? This Study Says Yes.
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