All Available Years of RNDMU Data

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Formulas for Each Table

Appendix C: Criteria for High Risk Determined by Age & Gravidity
Appendix D: Criteria for the Kotelchuck Index


Domain I: Personal Health and Lifestyle

Preventive Health
Table I.1.1 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Have Current Health Coverage by Race [BRFSS Data] 
Table I.1.2 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Had a Routine Health Check-Up in the Past Year by Race [BRFSS Data]
Table I.1.3 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Did Not See a Physician Due to Cost in the Past Year by Race [BRFSS Data]
Table I.1.4 Estimated Percent of Women Who Had Their Teeth Cleaned in the Year Prior to Pregnancy by Race [PRAMS Data]
Table I.1.5 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Received an Influenza Vaccine in the Past Year by Race [BRFSS Data]
Table I.1.6 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) With No Pap Test in the Past Three Years by Race [BRFSS Data]
     
Exercise and Healthy Weight
Table I.2.1 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Are Overweight (BMI 25 to < 30) by Race [BRFSS Data]
Table I.2.2 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Are Obese (BMI 30+) by Race [BRFSS Data]
Table I.2.3 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Engage in Adequate Physical Activity by Race [BRFSS Data]
     
Nutrition
Table I.3.1 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Consumed Five or More Fruits and Vegetables per Day by Race [BRFSS Data]
Table I.3.2 Estimated Percent of Women Who Took a Multivitamin Daily in the Month Prior to Pregnancy by Race [PRAMS Data]
     
Stressors and Resilience
Table I.4.1 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Reporting Their Mental Health Was Not Good 14 or More of the Past 30 Days by Race [BRFSS Data]
Table I.4.2 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Are Current Smokers by Race [BRFSS Data]
Table I.4.3 Esitmated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Participated in Heavy Drinking in the Past Month by Race [BRFSS Data]
Table I.4.4 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Participated in Binge Drinking in the Past Month by Race  [BRFSS Data]
Table I.4.5 Estimated Percent of Women Who Were Physically Abused by Spouse in the Year Before Pregnancy by Race [PRAMS Data]
Table I.4.6 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Had Adequate Social Support by Race [BRFSS Data]
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Chronic Conditions
Table I.5.1 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Were Told They Had Diabetes Including Gestational Diabetes by Race [BRFSS Data]
Table I.5.2 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Were Told They Had Hypertension Including Gestational Hypertension by Race [BRFSS Data]
Table I.5.3 Estimated Percent of Women (Age 18-44) Who Currently Have Asthma by Race [BRFSS Data]
Table I.5.4 Age-Adjusted Heart Disease Death Rate (Women Age 15+) per 100,000 by Race
Table I.5.5 Age-Adjusted Lung Cancer Death Rate (Women Age 15+) per 100,000 by Race
Table I.5.6 Age-Adjusted Breast Cancer Death Rate (Women Age 15+) per 100,000 by Race
Table I.5.7 Age-Adjusted Unintentional Overall Motor Vehicle Injury Death Rate (Women Age 15+) per 100,000 by Race

Infections
Table I.6.1 Rate of Sexually Transmitted Diseases / Reproductive Tract Infections (Combined Syphilis, Gonorrhea, and Chlamydia) in Women (Age 15+) per 100,000 by Race and Ethnicity
Table I.6.2 Number of Women (Age 13-19 Years) Newly Diagnosed as HIV Positive
Table I.6.3 Number of Women (Age 20-29 Years) Newly Diagnosed as HIV Positive
Table I.6.4 Number of Women (Age ≥ 30 Years) Newly Diagnosed as HIV Positive

Domain II: Family Planning
Access Indicators
Table II.1.1 Estimated Number of Women (Age 15-44) In Need of Publicly Funded Family Planning Services
Table II.1.2 Ratio of Women (Age 13-19) Served by the Title X Program to the Estimated Number of Women (Age 15-19) In Need of Family Planning Services per 100
Table II.1.3
 Ratio of the Women (Age 20-44, < 150% of Poverty) Served by the Title X Program to the Estimated Number of Women (Age 20-44, < 150% of Poverty) In Need of Family Planning Services per 100
Table II.1.4 Ratio of Women (as Defined by II.1.2 and II.1.3) Served by the Title X Program to the Estimated Number of Women  (as Defined by II.1.2 and II.1.3) In Need of Family Planning Services per 100
Table II.1.5 Ratio of Title X Family Planning Clinical Service Encounters to Full Time Equivalent Title X Clinical Service Providers
Table II.1.6 Ratio of Women In Need to Full Time Equivalent Title X Clinical Service Providers
     
Services ProvidedExcel
Table II.2.1 Total Number of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) by Race and Ethnicity [FPAR Data] 
Table II.2.2 Percent of Female Title X Family Planning Users Obtaining a Pap Test [FPAR Data] 
Table II.2.3 Percent of Title X Family Planning Users Receiving a Clinical Breast Exam [FPAR Data] 
Table II.2.4 Percent of Title X Family Planning Users Tested for Chlamydia Who Were Less than 18 Years of Age by Sex [FPAR Data] 
Table II.2.5 Percent of Title X Family Planning Users Tested for Chlamydia Who Were 18-24 Years of Age by Sex [FPAR Data] 
Table II.2.6 Percent of Title X Family Planning Users Tested for Chlamydia Who Were Age 25 or More by Sex [FPAR Data] 
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Contraceptive Use
Table II.3.1 Total Number of Title X Family Planning Users with Incomes Less Than or Equal to 150 Percent of Poverty (Male and Female) [FPAR Data] 
Table II.3.2 Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) by Income Status:  Less than or Equal to 100 % FPL [FPAR Data] 
Table II.3.3 Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) by Income Status:  Less than or Equal to 150 % FPL [FPAR Data]
Table II.3.4 Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) by Income Status:  Greater Than 150 % FPL [FPAR Data]
Table II.3.5 Percent of Title X Family Planning Users Who Were Less Than 15 Years of Age by Sex [FPAR Data] 
Table II.3.6 Percent of the Title X Family Planning Users Who Were Age 15-17 by Sex  [FPAR Data]
Table II.3.7 Percent of the Title X Family Planning Users Who Were Age 18-19 by Sex [FPAR Data] 
Table II.3.8 Percent of the Title X Family Planning Users Who Were Age 20-24 by Sex [FPAR Data] 
Table II.3.9 Percent of the Title X Family Planning Users Who Were Age 25-29 by Sex [FPAR Data] 
Table II.3.10 Percent of the Title X Family Planning Users Who Were Age 30 or More by Sex [FPAR Data] 
Table II.3.11 Percent of the Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) by Race and Ethnicity [FPAR Data] 
Table II.3.12 Number of the Title X Family Planning Users Who Were Male by Race and Ethnicity [FPAR Data]
Table II.3.13 Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) by Insurance Coverage [FPAR Data] 
Table II.3.14 Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) with Limited English Proficiency [FPAR Data] 
Table II.3.15 Percent of Female Title X Family Planning Contraceptive Users Whose Primary Method Lasts Longer Than Three Months [FPAR Data]
Table II.3.16 Percent of FemaleTitle X Family Planning Contraceptive Users Whose Primary Method Lasts One to Three Months [FPAR Data]
Table II.3.17 Percent of Female Title X Family Planning Contraceptive Users Whose Primary Method Was  Encounter-Specific [FPAR Data] 
Table II.3.18 Percent of Female Title X Family Planning Contraceptive Users Whose Primary Method Was Unspecified or Unknown [FPAR Data]
Table II.3.19 Estimated Percent of Women with a Live Birth That Were Doing Something to Keep from Getting Pregnant at Time of Pregnancy by Race [PRAMS Data] 


Program Expenditures
Table II.4.1 Percent of Total Family Planning Program Expenditures That Come from Title X [FPAR Data] 
Table II.4.2 Percent of Total Family Planning Program Expenditures That Come from Medicaid and SCHIP [FPAR Data] 
Table II.4.3 Percent of Total Family Planning Program Expenditures That Come from State Government Grants and Contracts [FPAR Data] 
Table II.4.4 Percent of Total Family Planning Program Expenditures That Come from Other Sources [FPAR Data] 
Table II.4.5 Average Family Planning Program Dollars Spent Per Person Served [FPAR Data] 
Table II.4.6 Ratio of Family Planning Program Dollars [FPAR Data] to the Estimated Number of Women In Need

Domain III: Fertility

Fertility RatesExcel
Table III.1.1 Fertility Rate (Age 10-14) per 1,000 by Race
Table III.1.2 Fertility Rate (Age 10-17) per 1,000 by Race and Ethnicity
Table III.1.3 Fertility Rate (Age 18-24) per 1,000 by Race and Ethnicity
Table III.1.4 Fertility Rate (Age 25-44) per 1,000 by Race and Ethnicity
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High-Risk ChildbearingExcel
Table III.2.1 Percent of Live Births to Teens (Age <18) by Race
Table III.2.2 Percent of Live Births to Women (Age 35-39) by Race
Table III.2.3 Percent of Live Births to Women (Age ≥ 40) by Race
Table III.2.4 Percent of Live Births to Women at High Risk Determined by Age and Pregnancy History by Race
Table III.2.5 Percent of Live Births to Women with Three or More Prior Pregnancies by Race
Table III.2.6 Percent of Live Births to Women (Age >18) With Less Than a 12th Grade Education by Race and Ethnicity
Table III.2.7 Percent of Teen (Age ≤17) Live Births and Fetal Deaths That Were Repeat Pregnancies by Race
Table III.2.8 Percent of Teen (Age 18-19) Live Births and Fetal Deaths That Were Repeat Pregnancies by Race
Table III.2.9 Percent of Women (Age 20-21) with Live Births and Fetal Deaths That Were Repeat Pregnancies by Race
 

Domain IV: Pregnancy

Pregnancy RatesExcel
Table IV.1.1 Estimated Adolescent Pregnancy Rate (Age 10-14) per 1,000 by Race
Table IV.1.2 Estimated Adolescent Pregnancy Rate (Age 10-17) per 1,000 by Race and Ethnicity
Table IV.1.3 Estimated Pregnancy Rate (Age 18-24) per 1,000 by Race and Ethnicity
Table IV.1.4 Estimated Pregnancy Rate (Age 25-44) per 1,000 by Race and Ethnicity


Intentions, AmbivalenceExcel
Table IV.2.1 Estimated Percent of Live Births Resulting from Unintended Pregnancies (Age ≤ 19) by Race [PRAMS Data]
Table IV.2.2 Estimated Percent of Live Births Resulting from Unintended Pregnancies (Age 20-29) by Race [PRAMS Data]
Table IV.2.3 Estimated Percent of Live Births Resulting from Unintended Pregnancies (Age ≥ 30) by Race [PRAMS Data]
Table IV.2.4 Estimated Percent of Women with a Live Birth and Not Trying to Become Pregnant Who Were Using No Contraceptive Method by Race [PRAMS Data]


Service UtilizationExcel
Table IV.3.1 Percent of Live Births with No Prenatal Care by Race and Ethnicity 
Table IV.3.2 Percent of Live Births with Prenatal Care Starting After the First Trimester by Race
Table IV.3.3 Percent of Live Births with Adequate or Adequate Plus Prenatal Care (Kotelchuck Index) by Race and Ethnicity 
Table IV.3.4 Ratio of the Number of Women Receiving Prenatal WIC Assistance to the Number of Live Births per 100 by Race


SmokingExcel
Table IV.4.1 Percent of Live Births to Teens (Age <18) Who Smoked by Race
Table IV.4.2 Percent of Live Births to Women (Age ≥18) Who Smoked by Race
Table IV.4.3 Percent of Live Births to Women (All Ages) Who Smoked by Race and Ethnicity
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Previous Preterm BirthsExcel
Table IV.5.1 Estimated Percent of Live Births to Women with Previous Preterm Delivery (<37 Weeks) by Race [PRAMS Data]


Spacing (Risk, Optimal) Excel
Table IV.6.1 Percent of Live Births (Excluding First Pregnancies) with Interval to Conception of ≤ 6 Months by Race and Ethnicity
Table IV.6.2 Percent of Live Births (Excluding First Pregnancies) with Interval to Conception of ≥ 18 and ≤ 59 Months by Race and Ethnicity

Domain V: Pregnancy Outcomes

Depression
Table V.2.1 Estimated Percent of Women Who Had Symptoms of Post-Partum Depression by Race [PRAMS Data]


Medicaid Live Births Excel
Table V.3.1 Percent of Live Births Paid For by Medicaid by Race
Table V.3.2 Percent of Live Births Paid for by Medicaid That Were < 1500 Grams by Race


Delivery Level (Hospital, Staffing)
Table V.4.1 Percent of 500 - 1499 Gram Infants Delivered at Subspecialty Facilities (Level III Hospitals) by Race


Morbidity (BW, PTB, HIV+)
Table V.5.1 Number of Births That Were Less Than 500 Grams by Race
Table V.5.2 Percent of Births That Were Less Than 1500 Grams by Race
Table V.5.3 Percent of Births That Were Less Than 2500 Grams by Race
Table V.5.4 Percent of Births That Were Less Than 37 Weeks Completed Gestation by Race
Table V.5.5 Percent of Live Births That Were 34-36 Weeks Completed Gestation by Race
Table V.5.6 Number of Perinatal HIV Infections


Feto-Infant Mortality
Table V.6.1 Fetal Mortality Rate per 1,000 by Race
Table V.6.2 Neonatal Mortality (<1 Day) Rate per 1,000 by Race
Table V.6.3 Summary Neonatal Mortality (<28 Days) Rate per 1,000 by Race
Table V.6.4 Perinatal Mortality Rate per 1,000 by Race
Table V.6.5 Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 by Race and Ethnicity
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