Oregon PRAMS (Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System)

Oregon PRAMS (Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System) and ECHO (Early Childhood Health in Oregon)

Oregon PRAMS, the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System, is a project of the Oregon Health Authority Public Health Division with support from the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). PRAMS collects data on maternal attitudes and experiences prior to, during, and immediately after pregnancy for a sample of Oregon women. The sample data are analyzed in a way that allows findings to be applied to all Oregon women who have recently had a baby.

Did you receive a PRAMS Survey?

More information in English: FAQs about the Oregon PRAMS survey (pdf)
More information in Spanish: FAQs about the Oregon PRAMS survey (pdf)

Oregon PRAMS Data

• Yearly Frequencies
  
  Oregon PRAMS 2019 Data  Phase 8 Survey plus Supplemental Question about Opioid Use and about Maternal Disabilities
  
  Oregon PRAMS 2018 Data Phase 8 Survey
  
  
• Topic Sheets
  Oregon PRAMS Maternal Disabilities 2019-2020.pdf
  All PRAMS Sites Electronic Vapor Product Use 2016-2018.pdf
  Oregon PRAMS Postpartum Contraceptive Use 2016-2018.pdf
  Oregon Safe Sleep, 2017
  Paid Parental Leave and Maternal and Child Health, March 2017
  
  
• Data Visualizations
  Periodically, we create interactive visualizations on areas of special interest. This link will take you to a set of dashboards on data reported by PRAMS respondents on alcohol, cigarette, e-cigarette, hookah, and marijuana use for 2017-2019. You can examine the data by several demographic characteristics.
  Link to PRAMS Substance Use Dashboards  
  

PRAMS Surveys

Older PRAMS Results: 1998-2017

2017 PRAMS Data

Oregon PRAMS data have been continuously collected since 1998.

• 1998 - 2001: Data NOT collected under CDC protocol.
• 2002 - current: Data collected under CDC protocol.

Results by Topic   Results by Year

About ECHO

Oregon ECHO, Early Childhood Health in Oregon, is a project of the Oregon Health Authority's Maternal and Child Health Section. ECHO collects data on the attitudes and experiences of mothers and three-year-olds. We follow up with mothers who answered the PRAMS survey to learn more about the health and well-being of preschoolers and their families. The data are analyzed in a way that allows findings to be applied to all Oregon mothers of these young children.