The Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) is an ongoing, statewide study conducted by the Oklahoma State Department of Health that collects information about a woman's behaviors and experiences before, during and after pregnancy.
The purpose of PRAMS is to discover why some babies are born healthy and why others are not. The information is used to help guide programs and health policy in Oklahoma and to help make better use of limited resources.
Contact Information:
Alicia Lincoln, PRAMS/TOTS Projects Manager
MCH Assessment
1000 NE Tenth St, Room 810
Oklahoma City, OK 73117-1299
Alicia Lincoln, PRAMS/TOTS Projects Manager
MCH Assessment
1000 NE Tenth St, Room 810
Oklahoma City, OK 73117-1299
Most Recent PRAMSGRAMs
Winter 2010
Early and Late Preterm Birth in Oklahoma
Early and Late Preterm Birth in Oklahoma
Spring 2009
Stressors, Social Supports and Pregnancy Outcomes among African American and White Mothers
Stressors, Social Supports and Pregnancy Outcomes among African American and White Mothers
Summer 2008
African American Health Disparities
African American Health Disparities
Oklahoma Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies
