PRAMS Survey

The PRAMS survey has two parts. There are core questions that CDC requires all states to ask, and there are questions that the individual states choose from a list of pretested questions prepared by the CDC or develop on their own. The core portion of the questionnaire includes questions about the following: 

  • Attitudes and feelings about the most recent pregnancy 
  • Content and source of prenatal care 
  • Maternal alcohol and tobacco consumption 
  • Physical abuse before and during pregnancy 
  • Pregnancy-related morbidity 
  • Infant health care 
  • Maternal living conditions 
  • Mother’s knowledge of pregnancy-related health issues, such as adverse effects of tobacco and alcohol; benefits of folic acid; and risks of HIV

Data Decks

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Surveillance Reports

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