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• The Maternal and Child Health Data Report (January 2006) uses PRAMS data in the following chapters:

• Alcohol Use During Pregnancy 
• Family Violence
• Oral Health
• Perinatal Behaviors
• Smoking During Pregnancy

• Unintended Pregnancy

Other Reports:

• 1996-1998 PRAMS Surveillance Report Volume I : Folic Acid Awareness, Pregnancy Intention and Birth Control Use, Prenatal Care, Hospital Stays for Labor and Delivery and Breast-feeding.  

• 1996-1998 PRAMS Surveillance Report Volume II: Smoking and Infant Exposure, and Drugs and Alcohol Use.
• 1996-1998 PRAMS Surveillance Report Volume III: Selected Maternal Risk Factors Discussed by Prenatal Health Care Providers.
•  1996-1998 PRAMS Surveillance Report Volume IV: Physical Abuse Around the Time of Pregnancy, Infant Safety, Infant Sleeping Position, and Stress and Support Around the Time of Pregnancy.
• A Domestic Violence Fact Sheet called, "Washington State Domestic Violence and Pregnancy Facts", was developed using Washington PRAMS data.  This fact sheet is used for health care provider training. 

PRAMS data was used in support of legislation to require insurance companies to include contraceptives in existing prescription drug benefits.

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