RFA-DP-21-001 Component 1: North Dakota Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (ND PRAMS)

7.项目概要/摘要 北达科他州卫生部（NDDoH）正在申请在全州范围内实施 组件A：核心监测妊娠风险评估监测系统 （PRAMS）计划，以收集对孕产妇和婴儿早期发育至关重要的数据。 和儿童健康规划，目前在北达科他州还没有。的 这项研究的具体目标包括：1）利用疾病控制中心， 预防（CDC）模型协议，以有效地收集，分析和及时传播 关于产妇风险因素、行为和态度的高质量科学数据 与怀孕和婴儿早期有关，这将导致翻译努力， 不利的孕产妇和婴儿结果; 2）促进伙伴关系和文化 在ND内部进行有效的数据收集、分析和传播 社区，包括美国印第安人社区，努力充分监测 可改变的风险因素和最大限度地减少差异。使用标准化协议， 疾病预防控制中心，ND PRAMS计划将实施数据收集，分析和 PRAMS研究的传播方面。ND PRAMS将对ND进行过采样 美洲印第安人的母亲。数据的分析和传播将 通过情况说明书、数据报告等定期进行。 该计划还将根据需要修改PRAMS协议，以确保 对新出现的需求，如人口变化、流行病、 环境问题等。ND PRAMS计划由该计划领导 主任/主要研究者，沿着其咨询小组/指导委员会，将 确保遵守CDC标准协议;培养文化能力 教育材料和津贴计划，以鼓励参与;并制定数据 传播和翻译计划。ND PRAMS指导委员会还将 包括一个领导PRAMS数据收集部落小组委员会， 为部落社区开展分析和传播工作。收集的数据 PRAMS将补充其他地方和国家数据来源，并允许进行比较 与其他州就产妇特征和随后的婴儿早期结果进行了比较。

7. Project Summary/Abstract The North Dakota Department of Health (NDDoH) is applying to implement a statewide Component A: Core Surveillance Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) program in order to collect maternal and early infancy data critical to maternal and child Health programmatic planning, currently not available in North Dakota. The specific aims of this research include: 1) to utilize the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) model protocol to effectively collect, analyze and disseminate timely and highly-scientific quality data on maternal risk factors, behaviors and attitudes relating to pregnancy and early infancy that will result in translational efforts that reduce adverse maternal and infant outcomes; and 2) to foster partnerships and culturally competent data collection, analyses, and dissemination practices within ND communities, including American Indian communities, in an effort to adequately monitor modifiable risk factors and minimize disparities. Using the standardized protocol from CDC, the ND PRAMS Program will implement the data collection, analyses and dissemination aspects of PRAMS research. ND PRAMS will oversample the ND American Indian maternal population. Analyses and dissemination of data will be conducted on a regular basis through fact sheets, data reports, etc. The ND PRAMS program will also work to modify the PRAMS protocol, as necessary, to ensure adequate data collection of emerging needs such as population changes, epidemics, environmental issues, etc. The ND PRAMS Program led by the Program Director/Principal Investigator, along with its advisory group/Steering Committee, will ensure adherence to the CDC standard protocol; develop culturally competent educational materials and a stipend plan to encourage participation; and develop a data dissemination and translation plan. The ND PRAMS Steering Committee will also include a tribal subcommittee that will provide leadership for PRAMS data collection, analysis and dissemination efforts for tribal communities. Data collected through PRAMS will complement other local and national data sources and allow for comparison with other states on maternal characteristics and subsequent early infancy outcomes.