PRAMS PRAMS is the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System PRAMS is a survey about a womans health and life experiences before during and after pregnancy Established in 1987 It is a joint research project between the state departments of health and the Centers for Disease Control an ID: 932191
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Keeping Arizona moms and babies healthy for generations to come...
Slide2PRAMS
PRAMS is the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring
System
PRAMS is a survey about a woman's health and life experiences before, during and after pregnancy.
Established in 1987
It is a joint research project between the state departments of health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Reproductive Health
Slide3PRAMS
47
states, New York City, Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia and the Great Plains Tribal Chairmen’s Health Board (GPTCHB) currently participate in
PRAMS
R
epresenting approximately 83% of all U.S. live births
Slide4Arizona PRAMS
All Arizona
residents that delivered
a
live birth in Arizonaa
are eligible to participate. 3 months after their delivery, around 200 women will be asked to participate in Arizona PRAMS each month.Follow up with them with multiple mail and telephone attempts.Bilingual materials and staff (English and Spanish)
Slide5PRAMS Data Timeline
Slide6PRAMS Survey Topics
Prenatal
care and barriers to care
Health care coverage during pregnancy and delivery
Alcohol, tobacco and drug use during pregnancyPost-partum
checkups, including barriers to health care accessInfant Health CarePreconception HealthOral health, including barriers to health care accessBirth Control methods and behaviorsInterconception Health
Slide7Arizona Prams Survey
Topics
Anxiety and d
epression
before, during and after pregnancy
Drug use during pregnancyPreconception health Pregnancy intentionalityOral HealthHomevisitingWell baby checkups
Post-partum checkups
Met and unmet needs for services
Slide8PRAMS DATA TO ACTION
Oklahoma PRAMS
In
Oklahoma, only
12% of new mothers reported receiving advice or counseling to help them prepare for becoming pregnant
before their most recent pregnancy according to 2005-2008 Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) dataPreparing for a Lifetime, It's Everyone's Responsibility initiativeDevelopment of a preconception health tool used by local health departments, federal qualified health centers (FQHCs) and private and tribal clinicshttps
://www.ok.gov/health2/documents/WomensHealthAssessment(PRINT)-
Sept%202013.pdf
Slide9Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)
is associated with
adverse pregnancy outcomes
, such as
low birth weight, preterm birth, and perinatal death, and adverse maternal health outcomes
.Maryland PRAMS data (2011) revealed that 7.2% of Maryland mothers reported being physically abused by a current or former partner either during or in the year prior to pregnancy.
Maternal and Child Health Bureau of the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DHMH) established a
Maryland IPV Task Force
.
To facilitate IPV assessment among clinicians, members of the Task Force developed a
three-question
screening
that includes resources for immediate referral.
PRAMS DATA TO ACTION
Maryland PRAMS
Slide10Arizona PRAMS
Data Collection Timeline
Data Collection Day
1
8
15
36
43
58
95
Pre-letter
1
st
Questionnaire Packet
2
nd
Questionnaire Packet
3
rd
Questionnaire Packet
Start of telephone attempts
(15 in total)
End of data collection for that batch
Reminder
Slide11Components of the participant packets
Letter (1
or 2 if bilingual)
Informed Consent (bilingual double-sided)
Booklet (1 or 2 if bilingual)
Frequently Asked Questions about PRAMSQuestionnaire3 year calendarResource guides (1 or 2 if bilingual)Return Envelope
Incentive
Slide12Letters
Slide13Informed Consent
Slide14Booklets
Slide15Booklet inside
Slide16Questionnaire
Slide17Resource List
Slide18Return Envelope
Slide19Incentive
Slide20Promotional Materials
AZDHS.GOV/PRAMS
Posters – packets of 5
English
Spanish
Smaller size for physician officesPostcardsHome visiting programsNew mom packet at the hospitals
Slide21Postcard
Slide22Posters
Slide23Arizona PRAMS
New Ideas?
Where and how to promote Arizona PRAMS
Slide24Promotional Materials
To identify one contact person
in your organization that
can receive and distribute materials.
Contact – Enid Quintana-Torres, Arizona PRAMS Coordinator at enid.quintana-torres@azdhs.gov or 602-542-2097