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Management of postpartum depression is generally done by choosing one of the medical services such as hospitals, health centers or midwife practices. Each of these settings has a specific role in screening, diagnosing and treating pregnant and postpartum women. This study is an observational study to examine the effectiveness of collaboration by collecting data on postpartum patients who have accessed services at hospitals, or Primary healthcare clinic (puskemas) or maternity clinics. This data was then analyzed using a cross- sectional approach. Data were collected from 117 patients who were willing to participate in this study. The results showed the characteristics of various variables related to postpartum depression and quality of life after childbirth. The average incidence of postpartum depression was 55%, while the quality of life after childbirth variable recorded an average score of 67. The physical health dimension had the lowest score. The results of the forward-selection multiple regression analysis model resulted in the collaborative services of psychologists, doctors and midwives having a significant effect in linear regression with a significant level (sig) <0.01, which means that it has a significant effect on the variables of postpartum depression and quality of life of mothers after childbirth with an increase of 17.2%. For postpartum depression variable has a significant influence (Sig) <0.01 which means it has a significant influence on the variable quality of mothers after childbirth

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Postpartum depression health worker collaboration postpartum quality of life

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