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[German version of the Marcé-Clinical-Checklist as a basic documentation for inpatient mother-and-baby units: evaluation of the MKE Herten data].

OBJECTIVE
Evaluation of the psychiatric mother-and-child treatment, the goal being to find predictive factors for a positive treatment result.


METHODS
Statistical assessment of 166 treatment dyads by using the Marcé-Clinical-Checklist (11/2006-12/2011).


RESULTS
About 90% of (women) patients show a positive success of the treatment.Disease severity at admission, social status, education or the illness of the partner are significant influential factors.


CONCLUSION
In the field of perinatal psychiatry mother-and-child treatment is effective, social risk factors have a significant influence on the success of the treatment.