Iowa PRAMS Surveillance Project

爱荷华州婴儿车监测项目 组件A--用于监视 项目摘要/摘要 PRMS是怀孕风险评估监测系统的缩写，是由爱荷华州政府发出的一项调查 在孩子出生后2-6个月，由公共卫生局(IDPH)向母亲提供援助。母亲们 没有回复的邮寄调查都是通过电话跟进的。这项调查询问了女性关于她们 怀孕前、怀孕期间和怀孕后不久的态度和经历，包括以下主题 先入为主的健康行为、产前保健内容、吸烟和饮酒习惯、避孕措施的使用、 母乳喂养和婴儿的睡眠环境。 爱荷华州使用PRMS数据的优先事项包括减少孕产妇和婴儿的种族差异 这将有助于减少婴儿发病率和死亡率。爱荷华州的目标是通过改善 怀孕计划和间隔，减少孕妇和新生妇女的烟草使用 母亲，提高母乳喂养率，促进婴儿安全睡眠，并改善获得 先入为主和围产期健康服务。爱荷华州婴儿车正在与广泛的 利益攸关方将数据转化为可操作的干预措施。合作伙伴包括爱荷华州范围内的 围产期小组、WIC、IDPH和爱荷华大学的其他部门和局 精神病学系等。 PRMS是IDPH促进和保护爱荷华州人健康的使命的核心。婴儿车是 唯一的数据源，描述围产期和产后期的妇女有 活产。PRMS产生的数据有助于IDPH促进健康的核心目标 加强公共卫生基础设施建设。

Iowa PRAMS Surveillance Project Component A – For Surveillance Project Summary/Abstract PRAMS stands for the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System and is a survey sent by the Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) to mothers 2-6 months after the birth of their child. Mothers who do not respond to the mailed survey are followed up by phone. The survey asks women about their attitudes and experiences before, during, and shortly after pregnancy, including topics such as preconception health behaviors, prenatal care content, smoking and drinking habits, contraceptive use, breastfeeding and the infant’s sleep environment. Iowa’s priorities for using PRAMS data include reducing racial disparities in maternal and infant outcomes and reducing infant morbidity and mortality. Iowa aims to accomplish this by improving the planning and spacing of pregnancies, decreasing the use of tobacco in pregnant women and new mothers, improving rates of breastfeeding, promoting safe sleep for infants and improving access to preconception and perinatal health services. Iowa PRAMS is partnering with a broad range of stakeholders to transform data into actionable interventions. Partners include the Iowa Statewide Perinatal Team, WIC, other Divisions and Bureaus within the IDPH and the University of Iowa’s Department of Psychiatry, amongst others. PRAMS is central to the IDPH’s mission of promoting and protecting the health of Iowans. PRAMS is the sole data source that describes both the perinatal and postpartum periods for women who have had a live birth. Data generated by PRAMS contributes to the IDPH’s core goals of promoting healthy behaviors and strengthening the public health infrastructure.