DP006627 Component A Core Surveillance: Illinois Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) project to collect and analyze survey data to improve maternal and infant outcomes 2021-2026

A部分：核心监督 伊利诺伊州PRAMS项目摘要/摘要 伊利诺伊州公共卫生部（IDPH）的使命是保护健康， 伊利诺伊州人民的健康，通过预防，健康促进，监管， 控制疾病和伤害。IDPH伊利诺伊州怀孕风险评估的目标 监测系统的核心监测项目是降低婴儿发病率和死亡率 通过收集用于研究的高质量数据， 数据驱动的计划和政策制定，促进系统变革和采用 孕前、产前和产后的健康行为。 伊利诺伊州PRAMS提供了全州流行病学监测数据的来源， 最近活产妇女的健康和经历。伊利诺伊州PRAMS收集调查数据 遵循标准化协议，生成有关行为和经历的信息 最近出生的活产妇女，否则无法获得。伊利诺伊州PRAMS随机抽样 妇女从生命记录出生档案和分层的样本是代表低 出生体重具体目标是： 收集关于怀孕问题的高科学质量的人口数据 和早期婴儿期; ·进行数据分析，以增加对产妇行为的了解， 怀孕前、怀孕期间和婴儿早期的经历及其与 健康结果; ·将分析结果转化为可用于规划和评价的信息 公共卫生计划和政策;以及 ·建设国家收集、分析和翻译数据的能力，以解决相关问题 母婴健康问题。 伊利诺伊州PRAMS项目的目标和具体目标帮助IDPH完成其使命。IDPH 自1996年以来一直是一个受资助的PRAMS网站。

Component A: Core Surveillance Illinois PRAMS Project Summary/Abstract The mission of the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) is to protect the health and wellness of the people of Illinois through the prevention, health promotion, regulation, and control of disease and injury. The goal of the IDPH Illinois Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) core surveillance project is to reduce infant morbidity and mortality by improving maternal health through the collection of high-quality data used for research and data-driven program and policy development that promotes systems changes and adoption of healthful behaviors before pregnancy, prenatally, and after delivery. Illinois PRAMS provides the source of statewide epidemiologic surveillance data on the health and experiences of women with recent live births. Illinois PRAMS collects survey data following a standardized protocol that produces information on the behaviors and experiences of women with a recent live birth that is not otherwise available. Illinois PRAMS randomly samples women from vital records birth files and stratifies the sample to be representative of low birthweight births. The specific aims are: • To collect population-based data of high scientific quality on topics relating to pregnancy and early infancy; • To conduct data analyses to increase understanding of maternal behaviors and experiences before and during pregnancy and early infancy and their relationship to health outcomes; • To translate results from analyses into useable information for planning and evaluation of public health programs and policy; and • To build state capacity for collecting, analyzing, and translating data to address relevant maternal and infant health issues. The goal and specific aims of the Illinois PRAMS project help IDPH fulfill its mission. IDPH has been a funded PRAMS site since 1996.