Minding the Baby versus usual care: study protocol for a quasi-cluster-randomized controlled study in Denmark of an early interdisciplinary home-visiting intervention for families at increased risk for adversity

Table 2 Socio-demographic measures assessed at T0–T4 include the mother’s age, education, occupation, ethnicity, number of children, household status, and housing situation

		T0	T1	T2	T3	T4
Parent measures
Socio-demographic measures	Age, education, etc.	√
Pregnancy reflective functioning	PRFQ-P	√
Hospital Anxiety Depression Scale	HADS	√
Experiences in close relationships	ECR-R	√
Childhood trauma experience	CTQ		√
PTSD symptoms	PTSD-8		√
Well-being	WEMWBS	√		√	√	√
Well-being	WHO-5					√
Postnatal depression	EPDS			√	√	√
Maternal satisfaction and experience	BaM-13			√
Parental reflective functioning	PRFQ				√	√
Parental Stress	PSS				√	√
Partner relationship	CSI4					√
Parenting	SEAM family profile					√
Overall health and life satisfaction		√		√	√	√
Loneliness and network		√		√	√	√
Breastfeeding expectations and duration		√		√	√
Use of alcohol, drugs, and medicine		√		√	√	√
Household economy		√		√	√	√
Mobile phone					√	√
Birth control					√
Experience with cross-sectional collaboration					√	√
Job expectations					√	√
Child measures
Development	ASQ-3			√
Social-emotional development	ASQ-SE2			√	√	√
Social-emotional development	SDQ					√
Language and communication	2-5					√
Child temperament				√	√
Child health		√		√	√	√
Screen time child						√
Child care					√	√
Parent-child relationship measures
Mother and baby interaction	MABISC				√
Mother and infant interaction	MIRS					√
Learning activities	Singing, reading				√	√
Parent-child interaction (video)	CIB				√	√

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