...., 2015, 2016). Emotional wellbeing among women with physiological, i.e., low-risk pregnancies, has been measured with psychometric instruments with a rather pathologic character focussing on symptomatology of mental wellbeing such as depression and anxiety (Nast et al., 2013), for example...

... and confidence in this area but there is likely to be a complexity of factors that may influence practitioner behaviours, including negative attitudes towards people with mental health and inaccurate illness perceptions. The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the psychometric properties of the Perinatal...

... and suitability of instruments used in studies to evaluate this involvement in terms of their: relationship to recovery-oriented practice; and psychometric properties. Design/methodology/approach – Studies of service user involvement were reviewed to identify their research objectives. These were mapped...