Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System, a surveillance system of maternal attitudes, experiences and behaviors that occur around the time of pregnancy to inform local programs and policy.

组成部分A核心：项目摘要 纽约市母婴生殖健康局(BMIRH) (纽约市)卫生和精神卫生部(DOHMH)提议继续 纽约市的妊娠风险评估监测系统(PRMS)。婴儿车是一种 监测系统，以识别和监测周围的产妇经历和行为 怀孕的时间。BMIRH的总体目标是实现公平和改进 纽约市的孕产妇、婴儿和生殖健康结果。三个首要目标 是：1)改善性健康和生殖健康，2)提高死亡率、发病率和 母婴的整体健康，以及3)促进儿童早期发展。 从婴儿车收集的数据将链接到出生证明中的项目，提供 纽约市关于孕产妇、婴儿和生殖健康的独特信息来源。 每个月将有180名在前两到四个月内分娩的妇女 从纽约市出生证明记录中随机挑选参加婴儿车。女人 出生体重低的婴儿(2,500克)将被过度抽样。女人 将通过邮件联系，非受访者将通过电话跟进。为了确保 充分参与，女性将在第一次邮寄时获得20美元现金 调查。此外，邮寄问卷和电话采访将在 英语、西班牙语和汉语。每个月样本的数据收集周期为 持续时间长达95天。DOHMH将与布劳斯坦调查中心签订合同 新泽西州立大学罗格斯大学的研究(BCSR)，用于数据收集和 管理活动。BCSR有与多个PRAM站点合作的经验，并 始终如一地产生高质量的数据，同时遵守CDC协议。 美国疾病控制与预防中心将对PRMS数据进行加权，以代表纽约市居民在 纽约。该项目的具体目标是使用PRMS数据为纽约市的优先事项提供信息 与改善母婴健康及其方案、政策和政策的选择有关 为实现这一目标而开展的活动。PRMS数据还将作为纽约市特定的数据源 监测重点健康人群2020年指标，几项母婴健康生活 课程指标，以及新的预防性妇女服务 《平价医疗法案》。卫生部将与学术界、社区团体、 供应商和专业组织确保使用PRMS数据来支持 改善母婴健康的方案和政策。

Component A Core: Project Summary The Bureau of Maternal, Infant and Reproductive Health (BMIRH) of the New York City (NYC) Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) proposes to continue the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) in NYC. PRAMS is a surveillance system to identify and monitor maternal experiences and behaviors around the time of pregnancy. The overall goal of BMIRH is to achieve equitable and improved maternal, infant and reproductive health outcomes in NYC. Three overarching objectives are to: 1) improve sexual and reproductive health, 2) improve mortality, morbidity and the overall health of mothers and infants, and 3) promote early childhood development. Data gathered from PRAMS will be linked to items from the birth certificate offering a unique source of information on maternal, infant and reproductive health in NYC. Each month 180 women who gave birth in the previous two to four months will be randomly selected from NYC birth certificate records to participate in PRAMS. Women who give birth to low birth weight infants (<2,500 grams) will be oversampled. Women will be contacted by mail, with telephone follow-up for non-respondents. To ensure adequate participation, women will be sent $20.00 cash with the first mailing of the survey. Additionally, the mail questionnaire and telephone interview will be available in English, Spanish, and Chinese. The data collection cycle for each monthly sample will lasts up to 95 days. The DOHMH will contract with the Bloustein Center for Survey Research (BCSR) at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, for data collection and management activities. BCSR has experience working with several PRAMS sites and consistently produces high quality data while adhering to the CDC protocol. PRAMS data will be weighted by CDC to represent NYC resident women giving birth in NYC. The specific aims of the project are to use PRAMS data to inform NYC's priorities related to improving maternal and infant health, and its choice of programs, policies and activities toward that end. PRAMS data will also serve as a NYC specific data source for monitoring key Healthy People 2020 indicators, several Maternal and Child Heath life course indicators, and new preventive women's services made available through the Affordable Care Act. The DOHMH will partner with academics, community groups, providers and professional organizations to ensure PRAMS data are used to support programs and policies to improve maternal and infant health.