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IPODR - California County Profile Report

Sacramento County, 2008

Prenatal
Prenatal
Contents of This Page
 1. Introduction
 2. Definitions
 3. Births to Mothers With 5 or More Prior Births
 4. Women Giving Birth Less than 24 Months After Previous Birth
 5. Births with Late Entry into Prenatal Care
 6. Births with Inadequate Prenatal Care
Introduction
Conditions prior to conception and during pregnancy impact the birth outcome. The California County Profile Reports include several prenatal risk factors. The risk of having suboptimal pregnancy outcomes increases in women who are experiencing their sixth or higher birth (grand multiparous). Similarly, there is increased risk for women who give birth less than 24 months after a previous birth (short birth interval).
The Healthy People 2020 Objectives establish guidelines for the remaining two factors in this section of the California County Profile Reports, namely:
2.Increasing the percent of births to women who enter prenatal care in the first trimester to 77.9 percent.
3.Increasing the percent of births to women experiencing early and adequate prenatal care to 77.6 percent.
More information on Healthy People 2020 Prenatal Care Objectives can be found at http://healthypeople.gov/2020/topicsobjectives2020/overview.aspx?topicid=26#.
The following table shows the Healthy People 2020 Objective for the prenatal outcomes:
Prenatal Outcome2020 Objective
Births With Late Entry into Prenatal Care22.1%
Births With Inadequate Prenatal Care22.4%
Source:
http://healthypeople.gov/2020/topicsobjectives2020/objectiveslist.aspx?topicId=26
The California County Profile Reports include information on timing of entry into prenatal care and on the the adequacy of prenatal care received.
Definitions
Grand multiparous mothers are women who have had six or more births (including the current birth). Note that fetal deaths are included in the count of previous births.
The birth certificate collects information on the months between the current and the previous birth. The previous birth can be a live birth or fetal death. A birth interval is considered short if the number of months between the current and last birth is less than 24.
A woman is considered to enter prenatal care late if she never receives prenatal care or if her first prenatal visit occurs after the first trimester of pregnancy.
The Adequacy of Prenatal Care Index (APNCU or Kotelchuck index) is based on two independent components: the initiation (timing) of prenatal care and the number of prenatal visits adjusted for the length of gestation. A woman is considered to have experienced inadequate prenatal care if the APNCU index (Kotelchuck index) indicates late or intermediate and/or too few prenatal care visits for the length of gestation. For a detailed description of and additional information on the APNCU index, click here.
Tables and Figures
Number and Percent of Births to Mothers with 5 or More Prior Births by Race/Ethnicity, California and Sacramento County, 2008
Race/Ethnicity Sacramento CountyCalifornia
NAll
Births
%NAll
Births
%
Hispanic 177     6,313     2.8     6,971     287,082     2.4    
Non-Hispanic White 178     8,121     2.2     1,854     146,180     1.3    
Non-Hispanic Black 106     2,154     4.9     1,131     29,389     3.8    
Non-Hispanic Asian/Pacific Islander 119     3,666     3.2     719     67,244     1.1    
Non-Hispanic Other Race 25     1,117     2.2     466     20,934     2.2    
Overall 605     21,371     2.8     11,141     550,829     2.0    
Births with unknown number of previous births are not included
Categories with less than 10 live births are grayed
Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH)
Percent of Births to Mothers with 5 or More Prior Births, Sacramento County, 2006-2008
 map GRANDMULTI
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 Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH)
Percent of Births to Mothers with 5 or More Prior Births, California and Sacramento County, 1991-2008
 trend GRANDMULTI
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Number and Percent of Women Giving Birth Less than 24 Months After Previous Birth by Race/Ethnicity, California and Sacramento County, 2008
Race/Ethnicity Sacramento CountyCalifornia
NAll
Births
%NAll
Births
%
Hispanic 846     6,254     13.5     38,618     283,990     13.6    
Non-Hispanic White 1,112     7,980     13.9     18,611     143,019     13.0    
Non-Hispanic Black 328     2,120     15.5     4,042     28,798     14.0    
Non-Hispanic Asian/Pacific Islander 571     3,624     15.8     7,659     66,226     11.6    
Non-Hispanic Other Race 155     1,105     14.0     2,753     20,651     13.3    
Overall 3,012     21,083     14.3     71,683     542,684     13.2    
Women with unknown birth interval or birth interval < 5 months are not included
Categories with less than 10 live births are grayed
Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH)
Percent of Women Giving Birth Less than 24 Months After Previous Birth, Sacramento County, 2006-2008
 map BTHINT
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 Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH)
Percent of Women Giving Birth Less than 24 Months After Previous Birth, California and Sacramento County, 1991-2008
 trend BTHINT
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 Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH)
Number and Percent of Births with Late Entry into Prenatal Care by Race/Ethnicity, California and Sacramento County, 2008
Race/Ethnicity Sacramento CountyCalifornia
NAll
Births
%NAll
Births
%
Hispanic 1,285     6,126     21.0     56,637     281,744     20.1    
Non-Hispanic White 1,335     7,990     16.7     18,767     143,637     13.1    
Non-Hispanic Black 493     2,079     23.7     6,150     28,386     21.7    
Non-Hispanic Asian/Pacific Islander 788     3,538     22.3     9,299     65,876     14.1    
Non-Hispanic Other Race 249     1,089     22.9     4,017     20,335     19.8    
Overall 4,150     20,822     19.9     94,870     539,978     17.6    
Births with unknown prenatal care are not included
Categories with less than 10 live births are grayed
Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH)
Percent of Births with Late Entry into Prenatal Care, Sacramento County, 2006-2008
 map INADEQUATEPC
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 Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH)
Percent of Births with Late Entry into Prenatal Care, California and Sacramento County, 1991-2008
 trend INADEQUATEPC
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 Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH)
Number and Percent of Births with Inadequate Prenatal Care by Race/Ethnicity, California and Sacramento County, 2008
Race/Ethnicity Sacramento CountyCalifornia
NAll
Births
%NAll
Births
%
Hispanic 1,470     6,071     24.2     62,937     274,527     22.9    
Non-Hispanic White 1,764     7,921     22.3     24,691     140,516     17.6    
Non-Hispanic Black 554     2,059     26.9     6,940     27,592     25.2    
Non-Hispanic Asian/Pacific Islander 874     3,513     24.9     11,653     64,789     18.0    
Non-Hispanic Other Race 282     1,076     26.2     4,615     19,726     23.4    
Overall 4,944     20,640     24.0     110,836     527,150     21.0    
Births with unknown prenatal care, births to women < 15 years, or births to women >= 45 years are not included
Categories with less than 10 live births are grayed
Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH)
Percent of Births with Inadequate Prenatal Care, Sacramento County, 2006-2008
 map INADEQUATEAPNCU
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 Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH)
Percent of Births with Inadequate Prenatal Care, California and Sacramento County, 1991-2008
 trend INADEQUATEAPNCU
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 Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH)

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