Utilizing a Stakeholder Driven Approach in Developing a Regional Perinatal Psychiatry Access Program.

Meredith Spada, Colleen Gianneski, Shivali Hariharan, Chiamaka Ejinaka, Shinnyi Chou, Elizabeth Krans, Abigail Schlesinger, Heather M Joseph, Jody B Glance, Belinda Sirianni, Alison Boast, Robert Ferguson, Priya Gopalan
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The authors conducted a stakeholder survey to inform the development of a regional perinatal access program. Sixty-one (22.4%) stakeholders in total completed the survey. Ninety-two percent agreed that their perinatal patients would benefit from the availability of a perinatal access program, and 90% agreed or strongly agreed that they would utilize a perinatal access program if available. The survey also showed that stakeholders indicated relative comfort with anxiety and depression and its management, and low comfort with more complex psychiatric topics. When the program opened services to the region, after the first 100 calls, 21 satisfaction surveys were completed (21%) following telephone consultation with a perinatal psychiatrist. The program was universally rated as 5/5 stars, suggesting that stakeholder needs are being met.

利用利益相关者驱动的方法在发展区域围产期精神病学访问计划。
作者进行了一项利益相关者调查,以告知区域围产期准入计划的发展。共有61位(22.4%)利益相关者完成了调查。92%的人同意围产期患者将受益于围产期准入计划,90%的人同意或强烈同意,如果有围产期准入计划,他们将利用围产期准入计划。调查还显示,利益相关者对焦虑和抑郁及其管理表示相对舒适,对更复杂的精神病学话题则不太满意。当该项目向该地区开放服务时,在前100个电话之后,通过电话咨询围产期精神科医生,完成了21项满意度调查(21%)。该项目被普遍评为5/5星,这表明涉众的需求得到了满足。
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