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Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS):
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North
Carolina
Selected PRAMS data.
Statistical Brief North Carolina*
(PDF 114KB)
Source: NC PRAMS 2004 Surveillance Report.
Publications using PRAMS data.
Herrick H. A report on selected findings
form the 1994 North Carolina birth cohort survey. Raleigh, NC: Department
of Environment, Health and Natural Resources; 1997. SCHS Studies,
Topics: births, North Carolina, PRAMS
Beck-Warden, Michelle, editors. PRAMS
Prints, No. 1. Raleigh, NC: North Carolina Center for Health Statistics;
1998. 1.
Topics: PRAMS, North Carolina
Guild, Patrica A, Schectman R, Johnson AJ,
and Owens IS, editors. Region IV network for data management and
utilization. Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina; 1999.
Topics: infant health, North Carolina, PRAMS
Beck-Warden, Michelle, editors. PRAMS
prints. Raleigh, NC: North Carolina Center for Health Statistics; 1999. 3.
Topics: North Carolina, PRAMS
Beck-Warden, Michelle, editors. PRAMS
Prints, No.2. Raleigh, NC: North Carolina Center for Health Statistics;
1999. 2.
Topics: North Carolina, PRAMS
Clark KA, Martin SL, Cloutier S, Petersen
R, Covington D, Buescher P, et al.. Who gets screened for partner violence
during pregnancy? Archives of Family Medicine 2000;
Topics: North Carolina, pregnancy, violence
Herrick H. The effect of stressful life
events on postpartum depression; results from the 1997-1998 North Carolina
Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System. Raleigh, NC: North Carolina
State Center for Health Statistics; 2000. SCHS Studies, 121.
Topics: life events, depression, North Carolina, pregnancy
Martin SL, Griffin J, Kupper L, Petersen R,
Beck-Warden M, Buescher P. Physical abuse and other stressful life events
in the lives of pregnant women: Findings form NC PRAMS. Maternal and Child
Health Journal 2000;
Topics: life events, North Carolina, physical abuse, PRAMS
Contact information
Fatma Simsek
(919)
855-4495
North Carolina PRAMS*
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Page last reviewed: 6/22/07
Page last modified: 6/22/07
Content source: Division
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