**PRAMS Publication List (Multistate)**

**Journal Articles**

Adams EK, Gavin NI, Handler A, Manning W, Raskind-Hood C. Transitions in
insurance coverage from before pregnancy through delivery in nine
states, 1996--1999. *Health Affairs* 2003;22(1):219--229. 

Adams EK, Miller VP, Ernst C, Nisimura BK, Melvin C, Merritt R. Neonatal
health care costs related to smoking during pregnancy, *Health
Economics* 2002;11(3):193--206.

Adams EK, Gavin NI, Manning WG, Handler A. Welfare reform, insurance
coverage pre-pregnancy, and timely enrollment: an eight-state study.
*Inquiry* 2005;42(2):129--144.

Adams MM, Bruce CF, Shulman HB, Kendrick JS, Brogan DJ, PRAMS Working
Group. Pregnancy planning and pre-conception counseling. *Obstet
Gynecol* 1993;82(6):955--959.

Adams MM, Brogan DJ, Kendrick JS, Shulman HB, Zahniser CS, Bruce CF.
Smoking, pregnancy, and source of prenatal care: results from the
Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System. *Obstet Gynecol*
1992;80(5):738--744.

Adams MM, Shulman HB, Bruce CF, Hogue C, Brogan DJ, PRAMS Working Group.
The pregnancy risk assessment monitoring system: design, questionnaire,
data collection and response rates. *Pediatr Perinatal Epidemiol*
1991;5(3):333--346. 

Ahluwalia IB, Whitehead N, Bensyl D. Pregnancy intention and
contraceptive use among adult women. *Matern Child Health J*
2007;11(4):347--351.

Ahluwalia I, Morrow B, Hsia J, Grummer-Strawn LM. Who is breastfeeding?
Recent trends from the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System. *J
Pediatr* 2003;142(5):486--491.

Ahluwalia I, Morrow B, Hsia J. Why do women stop breastfeeding? Findings
from the pregnancy risk assessment monitoring system. *Pediatrics*
2005;116(6):1408--1412.

Ahluwalia I, Merritt R, Beck LF, Rogers M. Multiple Lifestyle and
Psychosocial Risks and Delivery of Small for Gestational Age Infants.
*Obstet Gynecol* 2001;97(5, Part 1):649--656.

Ahluwalia IB, Johnson CH, Rogers MM, Melvin CL, PRAMS Working Group.
Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS): unintended
pregnancy among women having a live birth. *Journal of Women\'s Health &
Gender-Based Medicine* 1999;8(5):587--589. 

Beck LF, Gilbert BC. Shults RA. Prevalence of seat belt use among
reproductive-aged women and prenatal counseling to wear seat belts.
*Obstet Gynecol* 2005;192(2):580--585.

Bitler M, Currie J. Does WIC work? The effects of WIC on pregnancy and
birth outcomes. *Journal of Policy Analysis & Management*
2005;24(1):73--91.

Brown BV and Botsko C. A guide to state and local-level indicators of
child well-being available through the federal statistical system.
Washington, DC: *Child Trends, Inc*.; 1996. 

Bruce CF, Adams MM, Shulman HB, Martin ML, PRAMS Working Group. Alcohol
use before and during pregnancy. *Am J Prev Med* 1993;9(5):267--73. 

Brunner HL, Hogue C. The association between body weight, unintended
pregnancy resulting in a live birth, and contraception at the time of
conception. *Matern Child Health J*; Online first edition, 19 October
2005.

Carmichael SL, Ahluwalia IB, The PRAMS working group. Correlates of
postpartum smoking relapse: results from the Pregnancy Risk Assessment
Monitoring System. *Am J Prev Med* 2000;19(3):193--196. 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Health aspects of pregnancy
and childbirth: United States, 1982--1988. Atlanta, GA: National Center
for Health Statistics, 1995. *Vital and Health Statistics*, Series 23,
No. 18. 

Clark KA, Martin SL, Petersen R, Cloutier S, Covington D, Buescher P,
Beck-Warden M. Who gets screened during pregnancy for partner violence?
*Archives of Family Medicine* 2000;9(10):1093--1099.

Coleman GJ, Joyce T. Trends in smoking before, during and after
pregnancy in ten states. *Am J Prev Med* 2003; 24(1):29--35.

Colley Gilbert BJ, Johnson CH, Morrow B, Gaffield ME, Ahluwalia IB,
PRAMS Working Group. Entry into prenatal care and breast feeding
initiation have increased in 13 states. *Family Planning Perspectives*
2000; 32:51--52. 

Colley Gilbert BJ, Shulman HB, Fischer LA, Rogers MM. The Pregnancy Risk
Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS): methods and 1996 response rates
from 11 states. *Matern Child Health J* 1999;3(4):199--209. 

Cubbin C, Marchi K, Lin M, Bell T, Marshall H, Miller C, Braveman P. Is
neighborhood deprivation independently associated with maternal and
infant health? Evidence from Florida and Washington. *Matern Child
Health J* 2008;12(1):61--74.

D'Angelo D, Colley Gilbert B, Rochat R, Santelli J, Herold J.
Differences between mistimed and unwanted pregnancies among women who
have live births. *Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health*
2004;36(5):192--197.

Dietz PM, Adams MM, Spitz AM, Morris L, Johnson CH. Live births
resulting from unintended pregnancies: is there variation among states?
*Family Planning Perspectives* 1999;31(3):132--136. 

Dietz PM, Adams MM, Kendrick JS, Mathis MP, PRAMS Working Group.
Completeness of ascertainment of prenatal smoking using birth
certificates and confidential questionnaires. *Am J Epidemiol*
1998;148(11):1048--1054. 

Dietz PM, Adams MM, Spitz AM, Morris L, Johnson CH. Live births
resulting from unintended pregnancies: an evaluation of a synthetic
state-based estimate. *Matern Child Health J* 1998;2(3):189--194. 

Dietz PM, Callaghan WM, Morrow B, Cogswell ME. Population-based
assessment of the risk of primary cesarean delivery due to excess
prepregnancy weight among nulliparous women delivery term infants.
*Matern Child Health J* 2005;10(1007):1--8.

Dietz PM, Callaghan WM, Cogswell ME, Morrow B, Ferre C, Schieve LA.
Combined effects of prepregnancy body mass index and weight gain during
pregnancy on the risk of preterm delivery. *Epidemiology*
2006;17(2):170--177.

Dietz PM, Gazmararian JA, Goodwin MM, Bruce CF, Johnson CH, Rochat RW.
Delayed entry into prenatal care: effect of physical violence. *Obstet
Gynecol* 1997; 90(2):221--224. 

Durant T, Colley Gilbert, Saltzman, Johnson, and PRAMS Working Group.
Opportunities for intervention: discussing physical abuse during
prenatal care visits. *Am J Prev Med* 2000;19(4):238--244. 

Gaffield ME, Colley Gilbert BJ, Malvitz D, Romaguera R. Oral health
during pregnancy: an analysis of information collected by PRAMS. *J Am
Dental Assoc* 2001;132(7):1009--1016. 

Gazmararian JA, Adams MM, Pamuk ER. Associations between measures of
socioeconomic status and maternal health behavior. *Am J Prev Med*
1996;12(2):108--115. 

Gazmararian JA, Adams, Saltzman, Johnson, Bruce, Marks, Zahniser, and
PRAMS Working Group. The relationship between pregnancy intendedness and
physical violence in mothers of newborns. *Obstet Gynecol*
1995;85(6):1031--1038. 

Gilbert BC, Shulman HB, Fischer LA, Rogers MM. The Pregnancy Risk
Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS): methods and 1996 response rates
from 11 states. *Matern Child Health J* 1999;3(4):199--209.

Goodman DC, Klerman LV, Johnson KA, Chang CH, Marth N. Geographic access
to family planning facilities and the risk of unintended and teenage
pregnancy. *Matern Child Health J* 2007;11(2):145--152.

Goodwin MM, Gazmararian JA, Johnson CH, Colley Gilbert BJ, Saltzman LE,
PRAMS Working Group. Pregnancy intendedness and physical abuse around
the time of pregnancy: findings from the Pregnancy Risk Assessment
Monitoring System, 1996--1997. *Matern Child Health J* 2000;4(2):85--92.

Gross KH, Wells C, Radigan-Garcia A, Dietz P. Correlates of Self-Reports
of Being Very Depressed in the months after delivery: Results form the
Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System. *Matern Child Health J*
2002;6(4):247--253.

Grummer-Strawn L, Li R. US national surveillance of breastfeeding
behavior. *Journal of Human Lactation* 2000;16(4):283--290.

Guard A. *Violence and teen pregnancy: a resource guide for MCH
practitioners*. Newton, MA: Children\'s Safety Network, Education
Development Center, Inc., 1997. 

Handler A, Rosenberg D, Rankin KM, Zimbeck M, Adams EK. The
pre-pregnancy insurance status of public aid recipients in the aftermath
of welfare reform: women in the Medicaid Gap. *J Health Care Poor
Underserved* 2006;17(1):162--179.

Johnson CH, PRAMS Working Group. Synthetic estimates for small areas in
PRAMS. *Survey Research Methods* 1994;1065--1070. 

Kanotra S, D\'Angelo D, Phares TM, Morrow B, Barfield WD, Lansky A.
Challenges faced by new mothers in the early postpartum period: an
analysis of comment data from the 2000 Pregnancy Risk Assessment
Monitoring System (PRAMS) survey. *Matern Child Health J*
2007;11(6):549--558.

Keeton K, Hayward RA. Pregnancy intention and birth outcomes: does the
relationship differ by age or race? *J Women's Health (Larchmt*)
2007;16(4):510--516.

Klerman L. The intendedness of pregnancy: a concept in transition
\[comment\]. *Matern Child Health J* 2000;4(3):155--162.

Kotelchuck M. Pregnancy risk assessment monitoring system (PRAMS):
possible new roles. *Public Health Reports* 2006;121(1):6--10

Lansky A, Barfield W, Marchi K, Egerter S, Galbraith A, Braveman P.
Early postnatal care among healthy newborns in 19 States. *Matern Child
Health J*. Published online: 29 December 2005.

Lu MC, Chen B. Racial and ethnic disparities in preterm birth: the role
of stressful life events. *American Journal of Obstetrics and
Gynecology* 2004;191(3):691--699.

Lydon-Rochelle MT, Krakowiak P, Hujoel P, Peters RM. Dental Care Use and
Self-reported Dental Problems in Relation to Pregnancy. *American
Journal of Public Health* 2004;94(5):765--771.

Martin SL, Mackie L, Kupper LL, Buescher PA, Moracco K. Physical abuse
of women before, during and after pregnancy. *JAMA*
2001;285(12):1581--1584.

Melvin CL, Rogers MM, Colley Gilbert BJ, Lipscomb LE, Lorenz RC, Ronck
S, Casey S. Pregnancy intention: how PRAMS data can inform programs and
policy. *Matern Child Health J* 2000;4(3):197--201.  

Naimi TS, Lipscomb LE, Brewer RD, Colley Gilbert B. Binge Drinking in
the Preconception Period and the Risk of Unintended Pregnancy:
Implications for Women and Their Children. *Pediatrics*
2003;111(5):1136--1141.

Nettleman MD, Chung H, Brewer J, Ayoola A, Reed PL. Reasons for
unprotected intercourse: analysis of the PRAMS survey. *Contraception*
2007;75(5):361-6. Erratum in: *Contraception* 2007;76(5):413.

Petersen R, Connelly A, Martin S, Kupper L. Preventive counseling during
prenatal care: Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS). *Am
J Prev Med* 2001; 20(4):245--250.

Petersen R and Moos MK. Defining and measuring unintended pregnancy:
issues and concerns. *Women\'s Health Issues* 1997;7(4):234--240. 

Petersen R, Garrett JM, Melvin CL, Hartmann KE. Medicaid reimbursement
for prenatal smoking intervention influences quitting and cessation.
*Tob Control* 2006;15(1):30--34.

Petersen R, Clark KA, Hartmann KE, Melvin CL. Getting focused: missed
opportunities for smoking interventions for pregnant women receiving
Medicaid. *Prev Med* 2005;40(2):209--215.

Pollack H, Frohna J. Infant sleep placement after the back to sleep
campaign. *Pediatrics* 2002;109(4):608--614.

Ressler-Maerlender J, Krishna R, Robison V. Oral health during
pregnancy: current research. *J Women's Health (Larchmt)*
2005;14(10):880--882.

Rogers MM, Ahluwalia IB, Melvin CL. The Pregnancy Risk Assessment
Monitoring System. *J Women\'s Health (Larchmt)* 1998;7:799--801. 

Rosenberg D, Handler A, Rankin KM, Zimbeck M, Adams EK. Prenatal care
initiation among very low-income women in the aftermath of welfare
reform: does pre-pregnancy Medicaid coverage make a difference? *Matern
Child Health J* 2007;11(1):11--17.

Saltzman LE, Johnson CH, Colley Gilbert B, Goodwin MM. Physical Abuse
around the Time of Pregnancy: An examination of Prevalence and Risk
Factors in 16 States. *Matern Child Health J* 2003;7(1):31--43.

Saltzman LE, Green, Marks, and Thacker SB. Violence against women as a
public health issue: comments from the CDC. *Am J Prev Med*
2000;19(4);325--329. 

Sarnoff R, Adams E. Racial and ethnic disparities in the discordance
between women's assessment of the timing of their prenatal care entry
and the first trimester standard. *Matern Child Health J*
2001;5(3):179--187.

Schieve LA, Rosenberg D, Handler A, Rankin K, Reynolds MA. Validity of
self-reported use of assisted reproductive technology treatment among
women participating in the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System
in five states, 2000. *Matern Child Health J* 2006;10(5):427--431.

Shulman HB, Colley Gilbert B, Lansky A. The pregnancy risk Assessment
monitoring system (PRAMS): current methods and evaluation of 2001
response rates. *Public Health Reports 2006*;121(1):74--83.

Sims J. Tobacco. The leading cause of death. *Journal of the Florida
Medical Association* 1994;81(12):818--821.

Sirin H, Weiss HB, Sauber-Schatz EK, Dunning K. Seat belt use,
counseling and motor-vehicle injury during pregnancy: results from a
multi-state population-based survey. *Matern Child Health J*
2007;11(5):505--510.

Silverman JG, Decker MR, Reed E, Raj A. Intimate partner violence around
the time of pregnancy: association with breastfeeding behavior*. J
Women's Health (Larchmt)* 2006;15(8):934--940.

Whitehead N, Lipscomb L. Patterns of alcohol use before and during
pregnancy and the risk of small-for-gestational-age birth. *Am J
Epidemiol* 2003;158(7):654--662.

Whitehead N, Brogan DJ Blackmore-Prince C, Hill HA. Correlates of
experiencing life events just before or during pregnancy. *J Psychosom
Obstet Gynaecol 2003*;24(2):77--86.

Whitehead N, Hill HA, Brogan DJ Blackmore-Prince C. Exploration of
threshold analysis in the relation between stressful life events and
preterm delivery. *Am J Epidemiol* 2002;155(2):117--124.

Whitehead NS, Callaghan W, Johnson C, Williams L. Racial, Ethnic, and
Economic Disparities in the Prevalence of Pregnancy Complications.
*Matern Child Health J.* Published online: 17 May 2008.

Whitehead NS, Rasmussen SA, Cox S, Posner SF. Prevalence and predictors
of receipt of prenatal information about genetic screening. *Prenat
Diagn* 2006;26(10):944--950.

**MMWR/MMWR Surveillance Summaries**

PLEASE REFER TO <http://www.cdc.gov/prams/MMWRArticles.htm> FOR THE LIST
OF MMWR PULICATIONS.

**Surveillance & Special Reports**

PLEASE REFER TO <http://www.cdc.gov/prams/Reports.htm> FOR THE
SURVEILLANCE REPORTS: 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002

Special report:

D'Angelo D, Colley Gilbert B, editors. *From data to action: using
surveillance data to promote public health action*. Atlanta, GA:
Division of Reproductive Health, National Centers for Chronic Disease
Prevention and Health Promotion, 2002.