edinburgh postnatal depression scale

What are the Key Components of the EPDS?

The EPDS covers various aspects of emotional health, including:
Feelings of sadness or depression
Sense of enjoyment and ability to laugh
Self-blame or feelings of inadequacy
Anxiety and worry
Sleep disturbances
Thoughts of self-harm

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