"The unintended consequences of Swedish parental leave policy: A health equity perspective" is a research project based at Stockholm University funded by VR
The latest paper on the unintended consequences of parental leave by Dr. Honkaniemi & Dr. Juárez!
Our findings suggest that flexible family policies help parents seek essential mental health treatment during the critical postpartum period
doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2024.38755
This study uses population and social insurance registers to investigate whether newly arrived immigrant mothers use parental leave upon arrival, and whether use is an obstacle to future labour-market activity. @AZDuvander https://t.co/3vMumxOknF
📢ParleHealth at the Swedish parliament!
@501_Juarez(project leader), Dr @H_Honkaniemi and Msc @AmyHeshmati presented ParleHealth at the Swedish Parliament.
Following the presentation, they had a fruitful discussion with members of the Social Insurance Committee.
📢ParleHealth at the Swedish parliament!
@501_Juarez(project leader), Dr @H_Honkaniemi and Msc @AmyHeshmati presented ParleHealth at the Swedish Parliament.
Following the presentation, they had a fruitful discussion with members of the Social Insurance Committee.
NEW— #parentalleave is protective against poorer #mentalhealth, particularly among mothers with paid leave of at least 2–3 months, finds a systematic review published in @TheLancetPH
https://t.co/NWL0UYypVR
Happy New Year from the @ParLeHealth team! Please check out our systematic review published today in The Lancet Public Health on the effect of parental leave on parents' mental health conducted by @501_Juarez@H_Honkaniemi and myself.
https://t.co/5DA7Jlge6a
👉Our study suggests that “Policies oriented towards promoting father’s use of parental leave may help to reduce native–migrant health inequalities, with broader benefits for family well-being and child development.” 👇https://t.co/zCd8gfX1gI
📢This is our protocol paper. The studies are coming soon!
Unintended health consequences of Swedish parental leave policy (ParLeHealth): protocol for a quasi-experimental study
https://t.co/oNc6C0vTqo
📢Don’t miss our work at #PAA2021!
👉Helena Honkaniemi @H_Honkaniemi will be presenting "Psychiatric consequences of a Swedish fathers’ leave policy by nativity: A quasi-experimental study" on Thurs May 6, 4 PM CDT/11 PM CET! @vkatikireddi, Mikael Rostila, @501_Juarez
📢Don’t miss our work at #PAA2021!
👉Dr. Enrico Debiasi @enricodbs will be presenting “Speed Premium: (Unexpected) Health Consequences of a Policy Reducing Birth Spacing” Friday, May 7, 13:00 CDT/20:00 CET! @501_Juarez, @AradhyaSidd
Job alert!
Doctoral position in Public Health – do not miss a great opportunity to work in two leading research institutions in Sweden (Stockholm University and Karolinska Institute). https://t.co/Q54P83Y8bT