02124nas a2200217   4500008004100000024000700041245016500048210006900213260001400282300001200296490000700308520140500315653001501720653001501735653001501750653002701765100002801792700002301820700002701843856003601870       2023                        eng d  a3400aExperiences and Expectations of Post-Partum Mothers Toward Psychosocial Nursing Services for Mothers Who Have Experienced Postpartum Blues in City of Balikpapan0 aExperiences and Expectations of PostPartum Mothers Toward Psycho  cJune 2023  a471-4780 v153 a<p class="rtejustify">After giving birth, the mother feels happy to finally be able to meet her beloved baby. However, some mothers actually do not feel happy but appear feelings of sadness, anxiety, and depression after giving birth. As many as 30-75 present of women can experience baby blues after giving birth and one in seven women can experience postpartum depression. Health Education needs to be improved and Nutrition for pregnant women needs attention Micronutrients prevent postpartum depression so that babies are born healthy. Based on the above problems that are still untouched by promotion and prevention health for women overcome the level of emotional anxiety from pregnancy to post-delivery which can be experienced by mothers from mild, moderate to severe. Nurses play a key role related to providing physical and psychological care to support the improvement of the mother's condition towards more positive. Mothers are at risk for natural emotional problems requiring someone to be able to give him an understanding of the process he is going through and help him to remain in a more stable condition. This study involved seven participants with diverse characteristics and provided an overview and the high need of postpartum mothers to feel comfortable so that their coping efforts could be achieved so that they did not experience emotional problems after giving birth.</p>
10aBaby Blues10aDepression10aPostpartum10aPsychosocial Services.1 aSipasulta, Ns., Grace C1 aImamah, Indah, Nur1 aTanihatu, Genevieva, E  uhttps://phcogj.com/article/2060