New Jersey Pregnancy Risks Assessment and Monitoring System (PRAMS)- a surveillan

描述（由申请人提供）：具体目标-原始申请中所述的目标未被修改。NJ PRAMS的目标是保持65%以上的加权回复率，分析现有数据，与内容专家合作开发特定主题简报，并传播PRAMS信息。研究和结果- NJ PRAMS调查在本预算年度成功进行，回应率超过72%，并继续传播PRAMS信息。没有负面结果或技术问题要报告。意义- PRAMS数据继续填补生命统计数据与孕产妇和婴儿结果之间的信息空白，以改善针对母亲和新生儿的规划、服务和政策。NJ PRAMS数据对国家PRAMS数据集做出了贡献。此外，NJ PRAMS与疾病预防控制中心合作，利用现有的NJ PRAMS调查，监测新泽西州孕妇对季节性流感疫苗和甲型大流行性流感（HINI）疫苗的吸收情况。计划————明年实现具体目标的计划包括：保持响应率，编制新的人口普查方案简报，内容涉及流感免疫、孕期和哺乳期酗酒、医院政策和做法、产后抑郁症和剖宫产的流行情况以及有关剖宫产的决定等具体问题，此外还传播人口普查方案简报和数据。数据简报可在新泽西州PRAMS网站上获得：http://nj.gov/health/fhs/professional/prams.shtml。这些策略（计划）都不涉及对现有PRAMS协议的修改。人体试验对象-明年计划不改变试验方案。向NIH报告纳入数据-目标/计划入组没有计划改变。按性别、民族/种族划分的受试者年度累计入组情况在纳入入组报告中报告。人文学科教育要求-所有主要高级职员均接受过适当的人文学科教育。出版物-计划更新几个NJ PRAMS数据简报，并将发布在NJ PRAMS网站上。重大项目变更- 2020年没有重大项目变更计划。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Specific Aims - The aims stated in the original application have not been modified. The aims of NJ PRAMS are maintaining a weighted response rate above 65%, analyzing existing data, developing topic specific briefs in collaboration with content experts, and disseminating PRAMS information. Studies and Results - The NJ PRAMS survey has been successfully conducted during the current budget year with a response rate above 72% and ongoing dissemination of PRAMS information. There have been no negative results or technical problems to report. Significance - PRAMS data continues to fill the information gaps between vital statistics data and maternal and infant outcomes to improve programs, services and policies for mothers and newborns. NJ PRAMS data has contributed to the national PRAMS dataset. Furthermore NJ PRAMS has collaborated with the CDC to monitor the uptake of seasonal influenza vaccine and the Pandemic influenza A (HINI) vaccine among pregnant women in New Jersey using the existing NJ PRAMS Survey. Plans - Plans to address the Specific Aims during the next year include maintaining response rates, developing new PRAMS briefs on specific topics, such as influenza immunization, alcohol and binge drinking during pregnancy and breastfeeding hospital policies and practice, post-partum depression and prevalence and decisions regarding cesarean section delivery in addition to the dissemination of PRAMS briefs and data. Data briefs are available at the New Jersey PRAMS website at: http://nj.gov/health/fhs/professional/prams.shtml. None of these strategies (plans) involve the modification of the existing PRAMS protocol. Human Subjects - No change in the protocol is planned for the coming year. Reporting Data on Inclusion to NIH - There are no planned changes in targeted/planned enrollment. Annual cumulative enrollment of subjects by gender, ethnicity/race are reported on the Inclusion Enrollment Report. Human Subjects Education Requirement - All Key Senior staff have received appropriate human subjects education. Publications - Updating several NJ PRAMS data briefs are planned and will be posted on the NJ PRAMS website. Significant Project Changes - There are no significant project changes planned for 20 II.