What is Georgia PRAMS?

The Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) is a statewide, ongoing, population-based survey that collects information on women who give birth in Georgia. GA PRAMS began in January 1993 and it supplements birth certificate data by collecting information on women's attitudes, experiences, and behaviors before, during, and after they deliver a live born infant.
Each month, a random sample of approximately 200 women is drawn from birth records and stratified by birth weight (low birth weight, normal birth weight) and race (black, other). Women are contacted by mail or telephone (for non-responders) within 2-6 months after delivery. Each mother's survey is linked to her infant's birth certificate

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