RFA-DP-21-001 Indiana Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System

印第安纳州的妊娠风险评估监测系统（PRAMS）项目将 继续大力帮助我们实现降低婴儿发病率和死亡率的目标， 通过影响妇幼保健方案、政策和产妇行为， 在怀孕和婴儿早期。为了实现这一目标，印第安纳州需要统计 具有代表性的高质量数据，以监测孕产妇和婴儿健康的风险因素， PRAMS提供。印第安纳州卫生部（ISDH）将继续利用这些数据 为公共卫生计划和政策以及医疗保健系统的变化提供信息。 PRAMS数据的使用将有助于印第安纳州继续跟踪怀孕结果， 方案规划和后续行动，以努力预防早产和降低婴儿死亡率。 我们已经能够确定目标群体是否正在接受服务， 通过分析我们第一年的数据，了解某些目标群体获得服务的障碍。 通过能够评估服务使用随时间的变化，我们将能够更快地 评估计划和政策是否有效和/或需要修改。 PRAMS数据提供了对母亲行为的深入了解，因此可以调整程序以反映 最新的知识，关于健康和意图的母亲和婴儿， 印第安纳州。 本申请中的拟议活动包括为所有申请人进行所有面谈。 PRAMS数据收集周期每月通过邮寄的印第安纳州PRAMS问卷进行， 必要时，对未答复者进行后续电话尝试。印第安纳州PRAMS 该计划将继续设在妇幼保健（MCH）司， 印第安纳州卫生部。内部PRAMS人员配置将包括妇幼保健处 流行病学总监，同时担任PI（10%）和PRAMS项目 协调员/流行病学家（100%）。ISDH/MCH选择了一个合同实体，肯特州 大学调查研究实验室（KSU）通过投标过程，以协助数据 收藏. KSU设有一个数据经理谁贡献了至少60%的时间PRAMS。 全体员工共同努力，建立一个稳定的计划，以满足所有的目标和对象 由CDC发布。妇幼保健司与社会发展研究所生命记录司合作， 确保通过ISDH/MCH综合系统随时提供数据进行采样。这 系统允许实时访问每月提供的重要记录数据， PRAMS采样。

The Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) program in Indiana will continue to greatly aid our goal to reduce infant morbidity and mortality and to promote maternal health by influencing maternal and child health programs, policies and maternal behaviors during pregnancy and early infancy. In order to achieve this aim, Indiana needs statistically representative, high quality data to monitor risk factors for maternal and infant health that PRAMS offers. The Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) will continue to utilize these data to inform public health programs and policies and health care system changes. The use of PRAMS data will help Indiana continue to track pregnancy outcomes to tailor programming and follow-up in an effort to prevent preterm births and reduce infant mortality. We have been able to determine whether target groups are receiving services, and better understand the barriers to services for certain target groups by analyzing our first year of data. By being able to assess changes in service use over time we will be able to more quickly assess whether programs and policies in effect are working and/or require modification. PRAMS data provide insight into maternal behaviors so that programs can be tweaked to reflect the most current knowledge regarding the health and intentions of mothers and infants in Indiana. The proposed activities in this application consist of conduct of all interviews for the PRAMS data collection cycle on a monthly basis via mailed Indiana PRAMS questionnaires with follow-up telephone call attempts for non-respondents when necessary. The Indiana PRAMS program will continue to be housed in the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Division at the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH). In-house PRAMS staffing will consist of the MCH Epidemiology Director who will also serve as the PI (10%) and the PRAMS Project Coordinator/Epidemiologist (100%). ISDH/MCH has selected a contract entity, Kent State University Survey Research Lab (KSU) through a bid process in order to assist with data collection. KSU houses a Data Manager who contributes at least 60% of their time to PRAMS. All staff work together to establish a stable program in order to meet all of the goals and objects set forth by the CDC. The MCH Division collaborates with the Vital Records Division at ISDH to ensure data are readily available for sampling through the ISDH/MCH Integrated System. This system allows for real-time access to Vital Records data which will be provided for monthly PRAMS sampling.