Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS)

罗得岛妊娠风险评估监测系统（PRAMS） RFA-DP-16-001：组件A -堆芯监测 研究及相关其他项目信息 项目总结/摘要 罗得岛怀孕风险评估监测系统（PRAMS）是 疾病预防控制中心降低婴儿死亡率和低出生体重的倡议。总部设在罗德 岛屿卫生部（RIDOH），罗得岛PRAMS（RI PRAMS）正在进行 以州和人口为基础的监测系统，旨在收集自我报告的 关于母亲行为和经验的信息，发生在之前，期间和 在罗得岛分娩活婴的妇女中， 答复率对于PRAMS等监测系统的质量至关重要。RI PRAMS已稳步达到或超过CDC PRAMS响应率阈值 自2002年国际扶轮开办该计划以来。 RI PRAMS从罗得岛的出生档案中随机选择了大约170名妇女 每个月这些妇女通过邮件收到一份调查问卷， 收到后续邮件。联系非答复者的其他尝试包括 通过电话进行。数据按低出生体重和正常出生体重分层。所有 向生下低出生体重婴儿的妇女发送一份调查表。RI PRAMS 包括调查在内的材料有英文和西班牙文版本。 国际扶轮PRAMS与它的指导委员会、国际扶轮青年发展计画、其他 国家机构和社区组织的调查发展，数据 分析和传播，以及政策制定，以确保PRAMS数据用于 指导决策。该项目的主要目标包括： 业务，与疾病预防控制中心合作进行调查修订和系统更改， 提高各亚群体的答复率，召开PRAMS指导委员会会议， 教育医疗保健提供者和公众，分析和传播数据，利用数据 用于政策制定和项目改进，并保护人类受试者。

Rhode Island Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) RFA-DP-16-001: Component A – Core Surveillance RESEARCH & RELATED Other Project Information Project Summary/Abstract The Rhode Island Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) is part of the CDC’s initiative to reduce infant mortality and low birthweight. Based at the Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH), Rhode Island PRAMS (RI PRAMS) is an ongoing state and population based surveillance system designed to collect self-reported information on maternal behaviors and experiences that occur before, during and shortly after pregnancy among women who deliver live infants in Rhode Island. Response rates are critical to the quality of a surveillance system such as PRAMS. RI PRAMS has steadily achieved or surpassed the CDC PRAMS response rate threshold since the inception of the program in RI in 2002. RI PRAMS randomly selects approximately 170 women from the Rhode Island birth file each month. These women receive a questionnaire by mail and non-respondents receive follow-up mailings. Additional attempts to contact non-respondents are conducted via telephone. Data is stratified by low birthweight and normal birthweight. All women who gave birth to a low birthweight baby are sent a survey. RI PRAMS materials, including surveys, are available in English and Spanish. RI PRAMS works in partnership with its Steering Committee, RIDOH programs, other state agencies and community based organizations on survey development, data analysis and dissemination, and policy development to assure PRAMS data are used to guide decision-making. Key objectives for this project include: maintaining monthly operations, working with the CDC on survey revisions and system changes, work to increase response rates among subpopulations, convene PRAMS Steering Committee, educate healthcare providers and the public, analyze and disseminate data, utilize data for policy development and program enhancements and protect human subjects.