Linkage of Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System and Alaska Birth Defects Registry to Describe Alcohol- and Tobacco-Related Birth Defects in Alaska – 6/22/2017

Linkage of Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System and Alaska Birth Defects Registry to Describe Alcohol- and Tobacco-Related Birth Defects in Alaska – 6/22/2017

Linkage of Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System and Alaska Birth Defects Registry to Describe Alcohol- and Tobacco-Related Birth Defects in Alaska – 6/22/2017 Linkage of Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System and Alaska Birth Defects Registry to Describe Alcohol- and Tobacco-Related Birth Defects in Alaska – 6/22/2017 Linkage of Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System and Alaska Birth Defects Registry to Describe Alcohol- and Tobacco-Related Birth Defects in Alaska – 6/22/2017

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Speakers: Jonathan Bressler, MPH – CSTE Applied Epidemiology Fellow, Alaska Department of Health and Social Services

Objectives:

At the end of the webinar, participants are expected to have increased knowledge and understanding of:

  1. How the Alaska Birth Defects Registry (ABDR) was linked with the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS)
  2. Using PRAMS weighting methodology to estimate statewide birth defect prevalence.
  3. Exploring correlations between birth defects and maternal experiences during pregnancy through this linkage.
  4. Other uses for this linkage.

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