RFA-DP-21-001 Component A (Core Surveillance): Connecticut Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS)

项目摘要 康涅狄格州（CT）妊娠风险评估监测系统（PRAMS） 向公共卫生部提供关于孕产妇死亡率的重要数据， 围产期的健康，经验和行为;提前了解 CT母亲中的风险和保护因素;并调查 这些因素与生育结果以及母婴健康之间的关系。随机样本为 每月从出生记录中提取采样帧仅限于CT居民 在过去的2 - 6个月内分娩婴儿的妇女。减少种族 和种族健康差距是所有DPH计划和倡议的核心。样品 按母亲种族/族裔分层，以产生单独的人口估计数 分组，并允许进行有意义的比较，以量化和调查差异 围产期指标。每个监测年的数据收集跨越15个月， 总样本量约为2，200名妇女。PRAMS采用混合模式数据 收集方法，包括一个邮件调查问卷与几个后续尝试， 然后对邮件不回复者进行电话调查CT PRAMS数据将 纳入解决国家妇幼保健优先事项的努力，以及 全州计划和倡议，以减少低出生体重，早产，婴儿死亡率， 健康差距。全州范围内的合作伙伴将被用来通知该项目，并促进 广泛传播CT PRAMS结果。

Project Abstract The Connecticut (CT) Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) is designed to provide the Department of Public Health (DPH) with important data about maternal health, experiences, and behaviors during the perinatal period; advance knowledge about risk and protective factors among CT mothers; and investigate the associations between these factors and birth outcomes and maternal and infant health. Random samples are drawn from birth records on a monthly basis. The sampling frame is limited to CT resident women who delivered an infant in‐state within the preceding 2‐6 months. Reducing racial and ethnic health disparities is central to all DPH programs and initiatives. The sample is stratified by maternal race/ethnicity in order to produce separate estimates for population subgroups, and to allow for meaningful comparisons to quantify and investigate disparities in perinatal indicators. Data collection for each surveillance year spans 15 months, with a total sample size of approximately 2,200 women. PRAMS employs a mixed‐mode data collection methodology that includes a mail questionnaire with several follow‐up attempts, followed by a telephone survey for mail non‐responders. CT PRAMS data will be integrated into efforts to address state maternal and child health priorities, as well as statewide plans and initiatives to reduce low birth weight, preterm birth, infant mortality, and health disparities. Statewide partners will be utilized to inform the project and facilitate wide dissemination of CT PRAMS findings.