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mummymorag Fri 03-Feb-12 18:41:09

Hi there,
I am currently working as a Health Visitor, but I am also a nursing research student at the University of the West of Scotland conducting an online study to investigate infant to parent attachment relationships.
It is well recognised that postnatal depression can affect a mothers ability to respond to her infants cues, this negatively impacting on attachment and development. The role of fathers, in these circumstances, is poorly researched. Their role could be a moderating factor to the negative consequences of maternal postnatal depression.
As a website that attracts a large number of mothers and fathers,
I wonder if your site visitors would appreciate the opportunity to contribute to this important study. Participation is confidential, and involves clicking on a link which leads to a series of questionnaires.The study is targeted toward expectant mums and dads and parents of infants under one year.
The study title is

How does postnatal depression affect infant-mother attachment, and is the role of the father a moderating factor.

This is the link https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/96LL55H

I am happy to answer any questions which you may have.

Yours Respectfully

Morag MacPhail RGN RM HV BSc Public Health Nursing (Hons) Child Protection (Cert)

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