Chapter 8 214 Table S8.2 – (continued) 3.5 Personalized content Have you felt the need to talk to your mental health professional about contraception? Yes 24 9.0 5 19.2 I do not know 17 6.3 10 38.5 No 225 84.0 11 42.3 Missing 1 0.7 0 0.0 Do you discuss contraception with your patients (and their significant others)/MHPs? Yes 81 58.3 26 9.7 7 26.9 No 47 33.8 232 86.6 14 53.9 Not applicable 8 5.8 NR NR NR NR I do not know NR NR 10 3.7 5 19.2 Missing 3 2.1 0 0.0 0 0.0 3.6 Focus on competencies of MHPs With whom would you like to discuss your questions about desire for children and family planning? (Multiple options can be selected) MHP 142 53.0 9 34.6 Close ones 133 49.6 11 42.3 Person with lived experience 117 43.7 5 19.2 General practitioner 92 34.3 6 23.1 Social worker 42 17.2 2 7.7 Gynaecologist 32 11.9 3 11.5 Spiritual counsellor 27 10.1 1 3.9 Life(coach) 24 9.0 2 7.7 Midwife 18 6.7 0 0.0 Would you like your close ones to be involved in the discussion about desire for children or family planning? Yes 64 23.9 13 50.0 I do not know 67 25.0 4 15.4 No 90 33.6 3 11.5 Not applicable 47 17.5 NR NR Other NR NR 6 23.1 Do you feel competent enough to discuss family planning in relation to psychiatric vulnerability with patients (and their significant others)? (for patients/close ones) Do you think psychiatrists have enough knowledge about family planning and its combination with mental health issues? Yes 82 59.0 29 10.8 3 11.5 I do not know NR NR 163 60.8 17 65.4 I am not sure 49 35.3 NR NR NR 35.3 No 7 5.0 76 28.4 6 23.1 Missing 1 0.6 0 0.0 0 0.0 Did you receive education on family planning in relation to psychiatric vulnerability during your training as a mental healthcare professional? Yes 30 21.6 No 91 65.5 I do not remember 16 11.5 Missing 2 1.4 Are there protocols or instructions in the organization where you work regarding discussing family planning? Yes 15 10.8 No 119 85.6 Missing 5 3.6 Do you feel the need for further education/training on the topic of family planning in relation to psychiatric vulnerability? Yes 89 64.0 No 48 34.5 Missing 2 1.4 Desire to have children and family planning can only be discussed when there is trust between patient and clinician. Fully disagree 15 5.6 1 3.9 Disagree 17 6.3 4 15.4 Neutral 44 16.4 3 11.5 Agree 100 37.3 9 34.6 Fully agree 92 34.3 9 34.6 I am aware that I can go to a perinatal psychiatric clinic (POP-poli) for advice on medication, pregnancy, and mental health issues (POP stands for Psychiatry, Obstetrics, and Pediatrics). Yes 80 29.8 3 11.5 No 188 70.2 23 88.5 Referral to a perinatal psychiatric clinic (POP-poli) is deterred due to the stigma associated with the psychiatric component. Fully disagree 25 9.3 2 7.7 Disagree 148 17.9 4 15.4 Neutral 145 54.1 15 57.7 Agree 41 15.3 5 19.2 Fully agree 9 3.4 0 0.0 Answers per category are presented per question from the two surveys. The order of the questions was applied according to paragraph in the results section (paragraph 3.1-3.6). MHP, mental health professional; NR, not reported. If ‘NR’ is reported, this given category in the column was not available for this survey question.
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