Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS)

项目摘要 纽约州怀孕风险评估监测的主要目标 系统(PRMS)是收集基于高质量人口的母婴数据 其他来源无法获得的健康。通过婴儿车收集的数据 该计划将帮助纽约州解决几项妇幼保健服务 国家《预防议程》和《妇幼保健法》确定的优先事项 医疗服务整体拨款。PRAMS数据提供了重要的基线信息和 衡量纽约在解决妇幼保健问题方面取得进展的持续措施 优先事项。 对最近生下活产的妇女进行分层随机抽样 纽约州(不包括纽约市)的婴儿从出生证明中抽样 分娩后2-4个月之间的记录，并按出生体重分层 (&lt；2500g/≥2500g)。每月将对大约140名妇女进行抽样调查 未来五年每年的样本量为1600个。PRMS的工作人员将协同工作 与纽约州卫生部生产系统局合作 管理部门和生物识别和卫生统计局确保获得 婴儿车抽样的出生档案。母亲们将收到最多三份调查问卷 对无应答者进行电话跟踪。 PRMS分析的结果将由国家的 监测预防议程和母婴的内部和外部合作伙伴 健康优先事项。此外，PRMS数据将通过PRMS传播。 纽约州卫生部公共网站上的仪表板支持 公共卫生政策和计划的改进。本网站提供公众访问 PRAMS数据，并被卫生部项目广泛用于评估和 对正在进行的卫生部倡议的评估。仪表板包括指标的数据 有2004-2017年的表格和趋势图。

Project Abstract The primary goal of the New York State Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) is to collect high quality population based data on maternal and infant health that are not available from other sources. Data collected through the PRAMS program will help New York State address several maternal and child health services priorities identified in the state’s Prevention Agenda and in the Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant. PRAMS data provides important baseline information and ongoing measures of New York’s progress in addressing maternal and child health priorities. A stratified random sample of women who have recently given birth to a live born infant in New York State (excluding New York City) are sampled from birth certificate records between 2-4 months after delivery and is stratified by birthweight (<2500g/≥2500g). Approximately 140 women will be sampled on a monthly basis for a yearly sample size of 1,600 for the next five years. PRAMS staff will work in conjunction with the New York State Department of Health’s Bureau of Production Systems Management and the Bureau of Biometrics and Health Statistics to ensure access to birth files for PRAMS sampling. Mothers will be sent up to three questionnaire mailings with telephone follow-up for non-responders. Findings from the PRAMS analysis will be utilized and disseminated by the state’s internal and external partners to monitor Prevention Agenda and Maternal and Child Health priorities. In addition, PRAMS data will be disseminated via the PRAMS Dashboard on the New York State Department of Health public web site to support public health policy and program improvement. This site provides public access to PRAMS data and is widely used by Health Department programs for evaluation and assessment of ongoing DOH initiatives. The dashboard includes data on 64 indicators with tables and trend graphs from 2004 – 2017.