PRAMS

项目总结 亚利桑那州怀孕风险评估监测系统(Arizona PRMS)建议 建立以州为单位、以人口为基础的孕产妇行为监测系统 怀孕前、怀孕期间和怀孕后的经历。由中心赞助和部分资助 对于疾病控制和预防，亚利桑那州的婴儿车将通过以下方式补充生命记录数据 提供特定州的数据，用于计划和评估先入为主的怀孕 和亚利桑那州卫生部的产后母婴健康计划 服务。2021-2026年的赠款周期将标志着亚利桑那州提交的第二份申请 婴儿车计划。 亚利桑那州的PRMS将利用混合模式调查，将邮件和电话系统合并为 提高响应率。每个月将从 亚利桑那州出生证明数据库。这些母亲将被邮寄到亚利桑那州的婴儿车 包含问题的问卷，询问她们的先入之见、怀孕和 产后经历，包括危险行为、怀孕意向、获得医疗保健的机会、 母婴营养和心理健康。ADHS将使用双语电话 面试官打电话给那些没有通过邮件回复的母亲。亚利桑那州的婴儿车调查将 包括疾控中心制定的核心监控问题和其他州- 开发问题以探索亚利桑那州不同地区独特的孕产妇健康决定因素 人口。调查估计需要大约20分钟才能完成。为了 提高应答率，将向目标母亲提供小额激励或奖励。 疾控中心已经确定了55%的目标应答率。 先入为主、生殖健康和健康公平是ADHS局的优先事项。 妇女和儿童健康(BWCH)。亚利桑那州的婴儿车将提供强有力的监测数据 论育龄妇女的先入性健康与允许ADHS资助的预防 为满足老年人心理和身体健康需求而量身定做干预措施的方案 有不良妊娠结局风险的人群。结合亚利桑那州至关重要的数据 据统计，亚利桑那州的婴儿车将成为纵向监测数据的重要来源 用于监测亚利桑那州所有女性的生殖健康。

PROJECT SUMMARY The Arizona Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (Arizona PRAMS) proposes to conduct a state-specific, population-based surveillance system of maternal behaviors and experiences before, during, and after pregnancy. Sponsored and partially funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Arizona PRAMS will supplement vital records data by providing state-specific data to be used for planning and evaluating preconception, pregnancy and postpartum maternal and infant health programs at the Arizona Department of Health Services. The 2021-2026 grant cycle will mark the second application submission of the Arizona PRAMS Program. Arizona PRAMS will utilize a mixed-mode survey to incorporate both mail and phone systems to increase response rates. A random sample of mothers will be drawn each month from the Arizona Birth Certificate Database. These mothers will be mailed Arizona PRAMS questionnaires that contain questions asking about their preconception, pregnancy and postpartum experience including risk behaviors, pregnancy intention, access to health care, maternal and infant nutrition, and mental health. ADHS will utilize bilingual telephone interviewers to call mothers who do not respond by mail. The Arizona PRAMS survey will include core surveillance questions that have been developed by the CDC and additional state- developed questions to explore the determinants of maternal health unique in Arizona’s diverse population. The survey is estimated to take approximately 20 minutes to complete. In order to increase response rates, a small incentive or reward will be provided to the targeted mother. The CDC has established a goal response rate of 55 percent. Preconception and reproductive health and health equity are priorities of the ADHS Bureau of Women’s and Children’s Health (BWCH). Arizona PRAMS will provide robust surveillance data on the preconception health of reproductive-aged women and allow ADHS-funded prevention programs to tailor their interventions to meet the mental and physical health needs of populations at risk for negative pregnancy outcomes. Combined with data from Arizona Vital Statistics, Arizona PRAMS will serve as an important source of longitudinal surveillance data used to monitor the reproductive health of all of Arizona’s women.