Component A: Core Surveillance, Utah Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS)

自1999年以来，犹他州卫生部(Udoh)一直在进行怀孕风险 评估监测系统(PRMS)调查有助于提高对孕产妇的了解 行为及其与妊娠结局的关系，并制定政策和方案 以改善结果。犹他州的粗出生率是全国最高的，婴儿车提供了 基本数据，使UDOH能够解决健康指标，如早产率停滞不前 生育、引产和先孕健康行为。犹他州婴儿车车队包括 三名成员，两名拥有研究生学位，一名在该项目上有超过15年的经验，以及 全体工作人员完全有资格继续这项重要的工作。犹他州的婴儿车享受有效的 与犹他州生命记录和统计办公室的合作并得到重视和支持 遍及乌多。犹他州PRMS建立在完善的程序基础上，进行实验 评估和提高响应率，并通过以下方式成功将数据转化为行动 数据传播、报告以及与UDOH员工在研究和政策方面的合作 犹他大学的教职员工。

Since 1999, the Utah Department of Health (UDOH) has conducted the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) survey to help improve understanding of maternal behaviors and their relationship to pregnancy outcomes and to develop policies and programs to improve outcomes. Utah's crude birth rate is the highest in the nation, and PRAMS provides essential data that allows UDOH to address health indicators such as stagnant rates of preterm birth, labor induction, and preconception health behaviors. The Utah PRAMS team includes three members, two with graduate degrees, one with over 15 years on the project, and the entire staff is well qualified to continue this important work. Utah PRAMS enjoys effective cooperation with Utah's Office of Vital Records andStatistics and is valued and supported throughout UDOH. Utah PRAMS builds on well-established procedures, conducts experiments to evaluate and improve response rates, and successfully translates data into action through data dissemination reporting and collaboration on research and policy with UDOH staff and University of Utah faculty.