
CMS' proposed G-codes, which experts stated would cause confusion in combination with the AMA's proposed codes, were not included in the final fee schedule for 2027, according to ACOG.
In the United States, the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) is the validated screening tool for postpartum depression most commonly used in current clinical practice.
The EPDS takes approximately 5 minutes to complete and has a high sensitivity and specificity for depression diagnosis. A cut-off score of score of 13 is a very reliable indicator of postpartum depression.
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