Perinatal Mental Health Research: Research priorities from a neurodiverse sample in the United Kingdom
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A co-designed mixed-methods survey was conducted as part of the [STUDY NAME REDACTED FOR DOUBLE-ANONYMOUS PEER REVIEW] study. 709 participants in the United Kingdom quantitatively rated and ranked research topics within perinatal mental health, with 253 also providing qualitative data. The top research priorities across neurotypes were (1) interventions and (2) diagnosis for perinatal mental health problems for birthing people and (3) how these impact parent-infant relationships. Qualitative data revealed additional topics of importance including healthcare experiences, trauma, and neurodiversity.
