Florida Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System Component

项目总结/摘要 佛罗里达卫生部正在向疾病控制中心提交申请 2009年，联合国艾滋病毒/艾滋病联合规划署（艾滋病规划署）批准了一项为期五年的合作计划， 协议和150，000美元，此后每年进行怀孕风险评估 监测系统（PRAMS）。佛罗里达卫生部及其州和地方合作伙伴 继续重视和使用PRAMS收集的数据，以制定和评估政策， 向被调查妇女提供的支助服务的变化。莱蒂西亚埃尔南德斯，MS，PhD，孕产妇 和儿童健康流行病学家将担任主要研究者，并将提供科学的 和技术领导，以及整个当前赠款资助期间的方向。 佛罗里达是美国人口第三多的州，约有2000万居民 2015年，在67个县。这个州的民族和种族是多样化的。种族/民族 佛罗里达的人口组成大约是78%的白色和17%的黑色， 西班牙裔的比例。它在全国每年的活产率中排名第四， 佛罗里达总人口的22%不到18岁，27%在18岁和19岁之间。 根据2015年人口估计，年龄在18岁和39岁之间。 PRAMS计划的总体目标是：（1）收集基于人口的高风险数据， 关于怀孕和婴儿早期问题的科学质量;（2）进行数据分析 为了增加对怀孕期间母亲行为和经历的了解， 和早期婴儿期，以及它们与健康结果的关系;（3）将结果从 分析为规划和评估公共卫生项目的有用信息， 政策;（4）建设国家能力。 为了实现该项目的四个总体目标，佛罗里达将开展活动，以改善其 总的年度加权答复率每年提高2%。此前的分析显示， 佛罗里达一半以上的活产婴儿是接受医疗补助的母亲所生。佛罗里达PRAMS 将继续获得访问国家的医疗补助系统作为一个搜索引擎，以收集最多- 日期的联系信息，以确保增加交付的邮件调查文书， 选择母亲此外，佛罗里达PRAMS将继续测试增加 完成调查，并执行那些被认为是成功的。最后，佛罗里达 PRAMS将继续与州和地方合作伙伴以及数据用户进行接触和合作， 满足国家的具体需求。

Project Summary/Abstract The Florida Department of Health is submitting an application to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for funding in the amount of $120,524 for the first year of a five-year cooperative agreement and $150,000 each year thereafter to conduct the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS). The Florida Department of Health and its state and local partners continue to value and use the data collected by PRAMS to develop and evaluate policy to affect change in supporting services to the women surveyed. Leticia Hernandez, MS, PhD, Maternal and Child Health Epidemiologist will serve as the Principal Investigator and will provide scientific and technical leadership as well as direction throughout the current grant funding period. Florida is the third most populous state in the nation with approximately 20 million residents living within 67 counties in 2015. The state is ethnically and racially diverse. The racial/ethnic composition of Florida is approximately 78 percent white and 17 percent black with 24 percent of the total population being of Hispanic origin. It ranks fourth nationally in annual live births with 22 percent of Florida’s total population less than 18 years of age and 27 percent between the ages 18 and 39, according to 2015 population estimates. The overall goals of the PRAMS program are: (1) to collect population-based data of high scientific quality on topics relating to pregnancy and early infancy; (2) to conduct data analyses in order to increase understanding of maternal behaviors and experiences during pregnancy and early infancy, and their relationship to health outcomes; (3) to translate results from analyses into useable information for planning and evaluation of public health programs and policy; and (4) to build state capacity. To address the four overarching goals of the project, Florida will conduct activities to improve its overall annual weighted response rate by 2 percent each year. Previous analyses have shown that more than half of live births in Florida are to mothers receiving Medicaid. Florida PRAMS will continue to gain access to the state’s Medicaid system as a search engine to gather up-to- date contact information to ensure increased delivery of the mail survey instrument to the selected mothers. In addition, the Florida PRAMS will continue to test incentives that increase the completion of the surveys and implement those found to be successful. Finally, Florida PRAMS will continue to engage and collaborate with state and local partners and data users to address state-specific needs.