Selected PRAMS data.
Publications using PRAMS data.
Too many Georgia teens are getting pregnant.
Atlanta, Georgia: Georgia State Department of Health; 1994.
Topics: Georgia, pregnancy, teens
Georgia SIDS deaths attributed to maternal
smoking. Atlanta, GA: Georgia Department of Human Resources, SIDS Workgroup;
1995.
Topics: Georgia, SIDS, smoking, sleep behavior
Dietz PM, Mathis M, Rochat R, Rohweder C, and
Dixon B. Physical abuse immediately preceding or during pregnancy among
Georgia women delivering a live birth, 1993-94. Atlanta, GA: Georgia
Department of Human Resources; 1995. Georgia Epidemiology Report, 11(11).
Topics: pregnancy, race, WIC, pregnancy intention, prenatal care, Georgia,
violence
Rohweder CL. The Pregnancy Risk Assessment
Monitoring System (PRAMS): defining behaviors and experiences of mothers in
Georgia. Atlanta, GA: Georgia Department of Human Resources; 1995. Georgia
Epidemiology Report, 11(7).
Topics: pregnancy, PRAMS, Georgia, infant, pregnancy intention, prenatal
care, violence
Rohweder CL, Coleman A, Bennett J, Griffin J,
Lavoie M, and Rogers M. Unintended pregnancy among women who have had a live
birth. Atlanta, GA: Georgia Department of Human Resources; 1995. Georgia
PRAMS, 1(1).Ibb
Topics: pregnancy intention, pregnancy, Georgia, unintended pregnancy
Georgia teen mothers in crisis. Atlanta, GA:
Georgia Department of Human Resources; 1996.
Topics: Georgia, teens, pregnancy
Awaad, Samar. The effect of depression on
birth weight among Georgia mothers who gave birth during 1993-1994 [thesis].
Rollings School of Public Health, Emory University.;1996.
Topics: Georgia, depression, birth weight.
Caleb, Vonna-Lou. Prenatal care and pregnancy
outcome among Georgia mothers on WIC in 1993 [thesis]. Rollins School of
Public Health, Emory University.;1996.
Topics: prenatal care, pregnancy, Georgia, WIC, low birth weight, birth
weight, prenatal, social services.
Rohweder CL. SIDS Workgroup, editors. Georgia
PRAMS data on breast-feeding, 1993-94. Atlanta, GA: Georgia Department of
Human Resources; 1996. Georgia Back to Sleep, February 1996.
Topics: Georgia, PRAMS, breastfeeding
Rohweder CL and Baker PF. Maternal stress and
pregnancy: a quantitative and qualitative perspective. Atlanta, GA: Georgia
Department of Human Resources; 1996.
Topics: pregnancy, PRAMS, Georgia, life events
Zupp PP. Tobacco issues in Georgia: statewide
data analysis. Atlanta, GA: Tobacco Use Prevention Program; Coalition for a
Healthty and Responsible Georgia; 1996.
Topics: Georgia, smoking, tobacco
Georgia SIDS/OID Information and Counseling
Program: Georgia back to sleep. Atlanta, GA: Child and Adolescent Health
Unit, Division of Public Health, Georgia Department of Human Resources;
1997.
Topics: Georgia, SIDS
Dignam, Timothy A. Characteristics of mothers
in Georgia who had an unintended pregnancy that resulted in a live birth
during 1993-1995. Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University.;1997.
Topics: Georgia, pregnancy intention, pregnancy, unintended pregnancy.
Gangarosa RE. Infant mortality in Georgia
during rapid service expansion, 1989 through 1992. Atlanta, GA: Georgia
Department of Human Resources; 1997. Georgia Epidemiology Report, 13(3).
Topics: infant, infant mortality, Georgia, PRAMS
SIDS/OID Work Group, editors. Council on
Maternal and Infant Health urges risk reduction measures for SIDS. Atlanta,
GA: Georgia Department of Human Resources; 1998. Georgia Back to Sleep: A
newsletter of the Department of Human Resources Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
& other infant death work group, Feb. 1998.
Topics: infant, SIDS, Georgia
Dietz PM, Adams MM, Spitz AM, Morris L,
Johnson CH. Live births resulting from unintended pregnancies: an evaluation
of a synthetic state-based estimate. Maternal and Child Health Journal
1998;2:189-94.
Topics: CDC, Georgia, methodology and operations, multistate, pregnancy,
pregnancy intention
Lipscomb LE, Johnson T, Buehler J, and
Tanenbaum L. Sleep positioning in Georgia, 1996: reducing the risk of SIDS.
1998. 5(1).
http://www.ph.dhr.state.ga.us/programs/sids/pdfs/btsjan99.pdf*
(PDF 450KB)
Topics: CDC, Georgia, SIDS
Lipscomb LE. SIDS risk factors in Georgia.
Atlanta, GA: Georgia Department of Human Resources, SIDS workgroup; 1998.
Georgia Back to Sleep, August 1998.
Topics: breastfeeding, CDC, Georgia, SIDS, smoking
Lipscomb LE and Johnson TC. Overview of the
behaviors and experiences of mothers in Georgia, GA PRAMS, 1993-1996.
Atlanta, GA: Georgia Department of Human Resources; Division of Public
Health; 1998. Georgia Epidemiology Report, 14(9).
Topics: CDC, Georgia, PRAMS
Ahluwalia IB, Tessaro I, Grummer-Strawn L,
MacGowan C, Benton-Daivs S. Georgia's breastfeeding promotion program for
low-income women. Pediatrics 2000;105:1-6.
Topics: breastfeeding, Georgia
Lipscomb LE and Gaffield ME. CDC releases new
data on infant sleep position: Georgia most improved state in prevalence of
babies back to sleep. Atlanta, GA: Family Health Branch, Georgia Division of
Public Health; 2000. Georgia Back to Sleep: A newsletter of the Department
of Human Resources Sudden Infant Dealth Syndrome & other infant death
work group, 6(1).
Topics: CDC, Georgia, infant, SIDS, multistate
Frazier L, Goldbeck, and Lipscomb
LE.Medically-recommended cessation of employment among pregnant women in
Georgia. Obstet Gynecol. 2001.
Topics: CDC/employment/Georgia/pregnancy
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