RFA-DP-21-001 Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) Grant

项目摘要/摘要 阿肯色州的婴儿车 A组分 怀孕风险评估监测系统(PRMS)调查是一项持续的、 以人口为基础的监测系统，收集关于母亲的州特定信息 怀孕前、怀孕期间和怀孕后可能会影响其 健康或他们孩子的健康。这项调查是为了降低婴儿死亡率和 促进婴儿和孕产妇健康。PRMS提供的州特定信息不是 可从出生证明或其他来源获得。 阿肯色州怀孕风险评估监测的长期目标或目的 系统(PRMS)调查的目的是通过收集和收集 传播可用于通过影响促进婴儿和产妇健康的数据 妇幼保健方案、政策和孕期和孕期产妇行为 早期的婴儿期。 阿肯色州PRMS计划实现这些目标的具体目标将是 将做以下事情： 1)收集与怀孕有关的高科学质量的基于人群的数据 和早期婴儿期； 2)促进PRMS数据的使用并提高其可见性，以教育医疗保健 人员对妇幼健康问题及其相关因素的了解， 鼓励将数据转化为改善孕产妇和儿童状况的计划或战略 保健，并告知或执行改善婴儿和产妇健康的政策； 3)分析和传播PRMS数据，向医疗保健社区通报 影响婴儿和产妇健康的行为和经历；以及 4)向有兴趣使用PRAM的组织或个人提供技术援助 数据。 PRMS是一种邮寄/电话调查。每个月，阿肯色州卫生部 从阿肯色州出生证明中随机抽取了大约150名新近的母亲 档案。对三项邮寄调查中的任何一项都没有回复的母亲被联系以获得电话 面试。 降低婴儿死亡率是阿肯色州卫生部(ADH)的首要任务。 PRMS调查的数据可以用来达到或解决为 妇幼保健优先事项和生殖健康优先事项 家庭健康科。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT Arkansas PRAMS Component A The Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) survey is an on-going, population-based surveillance system that collects state-specific information about mothers' behaviors and experiences that occur before, during, and after pregnancy that might affect their health or the health of their baby. The survey was developed to reduce infant mortality and to promote infant and maternal health. PRAMS provides state-specific information that is not available from the birth certificate or other sources. The long-term goal or aim of the Arkansas Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) survey is to reduce infant mortality and morbidity by collecting and disseminating data that can be used to promote infant and maternal health by influencing maternal and child health programs, policies, and maternal behaviors during pregnancy and early infancy. The specific objectives of the Arkansas PRAMS program in meeting these goals will be to do the following: 1) Collect population-based data of high scientific quality on topics related to pregnancy and early infancy; 2) Promote the use and increase the visibility of PRAMS data to educate healthcare personnel about maternal and child health problems and factors related to these problems, to encourage translation of the data into programs or strategies to improve maternal and child health, and to inform or implement policies to improve infant and maternal health; 3) Analyze and disseminate PRAMS data to inform the healthcare community about behaviors and experiences that affect infant and maternal health; and 4) Provide technical assistance to organizations or persons interested in using PRAMS data. PRAMS is a mail/telephone survey. Each month, the Arkansas Department of Health randomly identifies a sample of about 150 recent mothers from the Arkansas birth certificate files. Mothers who do not respond to either of three mail surveys are contacted for a telephone interview. Reducing infant mortality is a top priority for the Arkansas Department of Health (ADH). Data from the PRAMS survey can be used to meet or address the objectives set for the maternal and child health priorities and reproductive health priorities developed by the ADH Family Health Branch.