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Genetics Data and Surveillance
The Oregon Genetics Program uses multiple data sources and surveys to gather information about family history, healthcare provider practices, genomics, genetics, and chronic disease. By collecting and analyzing population-based data, our program can monitor health trends and use the data for program improvement and evaluation.
Oregon Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS)
The BRFSS is the largest continuously conducted telephone health survey in the world. It enables Oregon Genetics Program to monitor the family history risk for chronic diseases. The BRFSS also includes questions on folic acid.
Oregon Genetic Program BRFSS Questions
BRFSS Posters
BRFSS Questions: Oregon Diabetes Program
Folic Acid BRFSS Questions
Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS)
Oregon PRAMS collects data on maternal attitudes and experiences prior to, during, and immediately after pregnancy for a representative sample of Oregon wome. PRAMS allows the Oregon Genetics Program to monitor whether health care providers talked to pregnant mothers about tests that screen for birth defects and about folic acid consumption and awareness.
- PRAMS Questions on Health Care Provider Discussion and Offering of Prenatal Screening Tests for Birth Defects

- PRAMS Questions on Taking Multivitamins or Folic Acid Before Becoming Pregnant
- PRAMS Questions on Awareness that Taking Folic Acid Prevents Birth Defects
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Genomics and Family History Survey Questions The University of Washington Center for Genomics and Public Health (UWCGPH) created a comprehensive collection of genomics and family history survey questions from select state and federal population-based surveys from 1999-2006. This compilation includes the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, and the HealthStyles survey (HealthStyles is an annual mail survey of the U.S. population aged 18 and older that examines health-related attitudes and behaviors).
Oregon Genetics Data Assessment
Information summarizing a broad assessment of genetics data maintained in Oregon, which was completed in preparation for the creation of Oregon's Strategic Plan for Genetics and Public Health. Reports in the assessment were created for the Oregon State Genetics Plan (~2000-2002). Some information may no longer be current. Please contact Genetics Program Staff if you have questions about supporting materials.
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