Component A: Core Surveillance - New Jersey Pregnancy Risk Assessment and Monitoring System (PRAMS)

项目总结摘要 具体目标-目标是使用PRMS数据来赞扬其他重要的 统计数据，以满足新泽西州母亲和婴儿的新需求。 PRAMS数据将是评价妇幼保健方案和服务的关键， 与以下机构合作，制定专题简报和PRAM要点 内容专家和PRMS数据的传播，以便做出明智的决策， 资源配置和战略规划。 研究和结果--新泽西州PRMS调查已成功进行 自2002年以来，在项目的整个生命周期内平均回复率超过70%。它 提供了用于塑造计划和服务的信息， 以改善健康结果为目标。在过去的5年周期中，PRMS数据 为新泽西州的第一个爱婴医院命名做出了贡献，重新- 分配资源以扩大整个纽约的戒烟计划 泽西岛，以及PRMS调查的开发和实施 补充收集数据以评估新服务。婴儿车的亮点 在此期间创建的系列在沟通相关信息方面发挥了重要作用 可供提供商和组织使用的数据和信息 立即采取更多行动改善妇幼保健。 重要性-PRMS数据填补了生命统计数据和 孕产妇和婴儿的健康结果。它被用来改进程序、服务 以及针对母亲和婴儿的政策，是国家可再生能源管理系统数据集的一部分。 计划-下一个五年周期的具体目标包括开发新的 PRMS简报主题，如怀孕期间使用处方药和 乳腺癌和卵巢癌病史，评估安全睡眠教育和 倡议，并分析扩大戒烟的影响 关于母亲吸烟和复发率的计划。有最新的简报可用 在新泽西州PRAMS网站：http://nj.gov/health/fhs/professional/prams.shtml. 人类受试者-新泽西州PRAMS正在申请对当前IRB进行修改 包括使用阶段8调查和网络基础模块的协议。 向NIH报告纳入数据-定向/计划招生计划将 包括按性别、族裔和种族分列的母亲年度累计入学人数。 人文学科教育要求--所有主要高级职员均已收到 新员工将接受适当的人文学科教育培训。 出版物-将开发新泽西州PRMS数据简报和PRMS要点 在下一个5年周期内共享PRMS数据。这些信息将会是 通过我们现有的渠道传播并张贴到新泽西州的婴儿车 网站：http://nj.gov/health/fhs/professional/prams.shtml#briefs。 重大项目变更-第八阶段调查将于#年开始实施 2016-2017项目期，并将提供更多感兴趣的领域 未来的婴儿车项目。参加基于网络的模块将在 下一个5年周期。

PROJECT SUMMARY ABSTRACT Specific Aims – The aims are to use PRAMS data to compliment other vital statistics data in order to respond to emerging needs of NJ mothers and infants. PRAMS data will be essential in the evaluation of MCH programs and services, development of topic specific briefs and PRAMS Highlights in collaboration with content experts, and dissemination of PRAMS data for informed decision making, resource allocation and strategic planning. Studies and Results - The NJ PRAMS survey has been successfully conducted since 2002 averaging more than a 70% response rate for the life of the project. It has provided information that was used to shape programs and services that target improved health outcomes. During the past 5-year cycle, PRAMS data contributed to New Jersey’s first Baby–Friendly Hospital Designations, a re- allocation of resources to expand smoking cessation programs across New Jersey, and the development and implementation of a PRAMS Survey Supplement to collect data to evaluate new services. The PRAMS Highlights series, created during this period, was instrumental in communicating relevent data and information that could be used by providers and organizations poised to take more immediate action towards improvements in MCH. Significance - PRAMS data fills information gaps between vital statistics data and maternal and infant health outcomes. It is used to improve programs, services and policies for mothers and infants and is part of the national PRAMS dataset. Plans - The specific aims during the next 5-year cycle include developing new PRAMS briefs on topics such as prescription drug use during pregnancy and history of breast and ovarian cancer, evaluating safe sleep education and initiatives, and analyzing the impact of an expansion in smoking cessation programs on smoking and relapse rates in mothers. Current briefs are available at the NJ PRAMS website at: http://nj.gov/health/fhs/professional/prams.shtml. Human Subjects – NJ PRAMS is applying for IRB modifications to the current protocol that include use of the PHASE 8 survey and web base modules. Reporting Data on Inclusion to NIH – A plan of targeted/planned enrollment will include annual cumulative enrollment of mothers by gender, ethnicity and race. Human Subjects Education Requirement – All Key Senior staff have received and new staff will receive appropriate human subjects education training. Publications –NJ PRAMS data briefs and PRAMS Highlights will be developed to share PRAMS data over the next 5-year cycle. That information will be disseminated through our existing channels and posted to the NJ PRAMS website at http://nj.gov/health/fhs/professional/prams.shtml#briefs . Significant Project Changes – A Phase 8 survey will be implemented starting in the 2016 - 2017 project period and will provide additional areas of interest for future PRAMS projects. Participation in a web based module will occur during the next 5-year cycle.