北卡罗来纳州围产期医疗补助受益人的行为健康趋势。

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North Carolina Medical Journal Pub Date : 2024-08-01 DOI:10.18043/001c.123264

Alexis French, Kelly A Jones, Naomi O Davis, Karen Burns, Tara Owens Shuler, Andi Davis, Gary Maslow, Mary Kimmel

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摘要

围产期人群中未经治疗的行为健康状况与高死亡率和高发病率有关。我们研究了围产期医疗补助受益人的行为健康状况和接受治疗的趋势，并描述了从 2017 年到 2022 年为这些受益人提供治疗的医疗服务提供者的特征。结果显示，24.4%的受益人有行为健康诊断，13.8%的受益人接受了精神药物处方，7.1%的受益人接受了行为健康服务。

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Behavioral Health Trends Among Perinatal North Carolina Medicaid Beneficiaries.

Untreated behavioral health conditions among the perinatal population are associated with high mortality and morbidity. We examined trends of behavioral health conditions and treatment received by perinatal Medicaid beneficiaries and described the characteristics of providers treat-ing these beneficiaries from 2017 to 2022. Results indicated that 24.4% of beneficiaries had a behav-ioral health diagnosis, 13.8% received a psycho-tropic prescription, and 7.1% received a behavioral health service.

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1.40

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121

期刊介绍： NCMJ, the North Carolina Medical Journal, is meant to be read by everyone with an interest in improving the health of North Carolinians. We seek to make the Journal a sounding board for new ideas, new approaches, and new policies that will deliver high quality health care, support healthy choices, and maintain a healthy environment in our state.