PPT-Data From PRAMS

Secretarys Advisory Committee on Infant Mortality March 26 2015 Wanda Barfield MD MPH FAAP Director Division of Reproductive Health National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion CDC. Variables PRAMS Research Dataset Codebook Variable SAS Label Format Codes ALIVE Infant living at time of report YNF .N=NOT RECORDED.U=UNKNOWN1=Y ES2=NO BRSTFED Infant being breast - fed? YNF RECORDED What is the purpose of PRAMS? The goal of the PRAMS project is to improve the health of mothers and infants by reducing adverse outcomes Why is PRAMS important? PRAMS provides data for state health o What is PRAMS? The Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) is an ongoing population-based survey of new mothers designed to monitor mate programs to reduce infant mortality and low in the Background/Relevance. Infant mortality rates were no longer. declining. Incidence of low birth weight infants had changed little . Research indicated that maternal behaviors during pregnancy may influence infant birth weight and mortality rates. CAPT Wanda Barfield MD, MPH . Director, Division of Reproductive . Health. National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Secretary’s Advisory Committee on Infant Mortality. November 14, . Fiduciary Forum. March, 2010. ORAF and PRAMS. PROJECT STAKEHOLDER RISKS . (TT-CMU-EXT). OPERATING ENVIRONMENT RISKS. IA RISKS . (Including FM & PR risks) . (TT . incl. FM & PR). PROJECT RISKS . Child Care Type. and Breast Feeding. Dianna Pickett, Kristen Becker, Kathleen Anger, Ken Rosenberg, Bobbie Weber. Oregon Public Health Division, Office of Public Health; Oregon State University. Presented to the Oregon Public Health Association Annual Meeting. DrPH. Team . Lead. Maternal and Infant Health Branch. Division of Reproductive Health. pdietz@cdc.gov; . 770.488.5128. . . Evaluating the 2003 Birth Certificate Data: . Preliminary Findings from the PRAMS Data Quality Improvement Project . Team . Lead. Maternal and Infant Health Branch. Division of Reproductive Health. pdietz@cdc.gov; . 770.488.5128. . . Evaluating the 2003 Birth Certificate Data: . Preliminary Findings from the PRAMS Data Quality Improvement Project . A. ssessment . M. onitoring . S. ystem (PRAMS). Presented to: WIC Breastfeeding Coordinators. Presented by: Florence Kanu, MPH. Date: October 4, 2017. PRAMS Overview. 2. What is PRAMS?. CDC-funded research project. PREGNANCY RISK AMONITORING SYSTEMA survey for healthier babies in New JerseyThe Effect of ChildbirthClasses onNulliparous Term Singleton Vertex NTSVDeliveries and Breastfeeding Among New Jersey Mother PRAMS. 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 . Enid Quintana-Torres, MPH. Arizona PRAMS Coordinator. enid.quintana-torres@azdhs.gov. 602-542-2097. To Improve the Health of Women and Babies in Arizona. PRAMS. PRAMS is the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring . Maria N. Ness, M.P.H. Kenneth D. Rosenberg, M.D., M.P.H.. Alfredo P. Sandoval, M.S., M.B.A.. Office of Family Health, Oregon Public Health Division, Portland, OR. Victoria Warren-Mears, Ph.D., R.D., L.D..