Selected PRAMS data.
Publications using PRAMS data.
Thomas T and Martinec CL. Phase I data
analysis access to prenatal care: facts and perceptions from West Virginia
mothers. Charleston, West Virginia: Division of Research and Evaluation
Office of Maternal and Child Health; 1993. West Virginia Bureau of Public
Health PRAMS, Document #901-93.
Topics: prenatal, prenatal care, West Virginia, health, PRAMS
Age of mother at time of delivery in
relation to Medicaid services. Charleston, WV: West Virginia Department of
Health and Human Resources; 1995. PRAMSTATS,
Topics: age, Medicaid, West Virginia
Prevalence of stress factors before and
during pregnancy. Charleston, WV: West Virginia Department of Health and
Human Resources; 1995. PRAMSTATS,
Topics: life events, pregnancy, stress, West Virginia
Perceptions of transportation barriers to
prenatal care and well/sick baby care— 1994 PRAMS data. Charleston, WV:
West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources; 1995. PRAMSTATS,
Topics: prenatal care, PRAMS, West Virginia, prenatal
The importance of family planning to West
Virginians. Charleston, WV: West Virginia Department of Health and Human
Resources; 1996. Fast facts,
Topics: pregnancy, births, family planning, West Virginia
Baker, Melissa and Lutfiyya M Nawal,
editors. 1991-1995 prenatal care data. Charleston, WV: West Virginia
Office of Maternal & Child Health; 1997. PRAMS-Stats,
Topics: prenatal, prenatal care, West Virginia
1995 PRAMS breastfeeding data. Charleston,
WV: West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources; 1997.
PRAMSTATS,
Topics: PRAMS, West Virginia, breastfeeding
Baker, Melissa, editors. Some significant
factors determining the trends of intendedness of pregnancy in West
Virginia 1991-1995. Charleston, WV: West Virginia Office of Maternal and
Child Health; 1998. PRAMStats,
Topics: pregnancy intention, pregnancy, trends, West Virginia
Lutfiyya MN, Baker M, Neuner C, Legg K, and
Heitmeyer D. The epidemiology of breast-feeding in West Virginia:
1991-1995 prevalence. Charleston, West Virginia: West Virginia Office of
Maternal & Child Health; 1998. Epidemiological Snapshot, 2(1), March
1998.
Topics: breastfeeding, West Virginia
Lutfiyya MN. Domestic violence correlates
in West Virginia PRAMS data: a five year trend analysis. 1999.
Topics: domestic violence, violence, West Virginia, PRAMS
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