Content of this thesis Chapter 1 General introduction 7 PART I Psychiatric vulnerability, unintended pregnancies and 23 desire for children Chapter 2 Psychiatric vulnerability and the risk for unintended pregnancies, 25 a systematic review and meta-analysis Chapter 3 Experiences with family planning amongst persons with mental 51 health problems: a nationwide patient survey PART II Psychiatric vulnerability and birth outcomes 77 Chapter 4 Pregnancy intention in relation to maternal and neonatal outcomes 79 in women with versus without psychiatric diagnoses Chapter 5 Neonatal admission after lithium use in pregnant women with 103 bipolar disorders: a retrospective cohort study PART III Psychiatric vulnerability and lived experiences with family 119 planning Chapter 6 Family planning decision-making in relation to psychiatric 121 disorders in women: a qualitative focus group study Chapter 7 Exploring narratives on unintended pregnancies amongst 151 women with psychiatric disorders using interpretative phenomenological analysis Chapter 8 The conversation about family planning and desire for children 191 in mental healthcare: patients’ perspective versus professionals’ perspective in a mixed methods study Chapter 9 General discussion 233 Appendix English summary 263 Nederlandstalige samenvatting 265 Publications 267 Author contribution statements 269 PhD Portfolio 273 Dankwoord 275 Curriculum vitae 283
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