GRESSIER, Florence; GLANGEAUD-FREUDENTHAL, Nine M C; ESSADEK, Aziz; FALISSARD, Bruno; CORRUBLE, Emmanuelle; SUTTER-DALLAY, Anne-Laure

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GLANGEAUD-FREUDENTHAL, Nine M C

ESSADEK, Aziz

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Child Abuse and Neglect. 2024-03-01, vol. 149, p. 106652

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BACKGROUND: Paternal mental health may have an impact on parenthood especially in case of maternal postpartum severe psychiatric illness. OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to search for an association between paternal psychiatric disorder and parents-baby separation after a maternal joint hospitalization for a severe postpartum psychiatric episode. PARTICIPANTS AND SETTINGS: In an observational, naturalist and multicentric study, 787 fathers whose partner was hospitalized in a mother-baby unit were included. METHODS: Fathers were assessed for psychiatric diagnoses associated with parents-baby separation. RESULTS: 25 % of the fathers had a psychiatric disorder. 69 babies (8.77 %) were separated from their parents at the end of the joint hospitalization. In multivariate analysis, parents-baby separation was associated with a paternal diagnosis of addictive disorder (OR = 8.35, 95 % CI [3.45-30.30]) and psychotic disorder (OR = 5.76, 95 % CI [1.97-16.78]), independently from potential confounding variables including maternal psychiatric diagnosis. CONCLUSIONS: This study shows the major impact of a paternal psychiatric disorder in the outcome of a joint hospitalization. A paternal mental illness should be systematically looked for in case of a severe maternal postpartum psychiatric episode, considering it is predictive of parenthood difficulties.< Réduire

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Mother-baby unit

Parents-child separation

Paternal mental health

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