- Fact sheets – a brief two page overview of the topic in our state
- Data Tables – a descriptive look at all Wyoming PRAMS questions by year
Breastfeeding
Wyoming mothers initiated breastfeeding at a higher than US mothers.
Learn more by viewing this fact sheet: Breastfeeding Information for Hospitals
Unintended Pregnancy
A third of Wyoming women reported that their pregnancy was unintended.
Learn more by viewing these fact sheets:
Unintended Pregnancy (2012-2015)
Contraceptive Use (LARC) (2014-2015)
Teen Births (2012-2015)
Maternal Smoking
Just under half of Wyoming women who smoke before pregnancy quit.
Learn more by viewing this fact sheet: Maternal Smoking (2012-2015)
Additional Fact Sheets
- Influenza Vaccination Before and During Pregnancy: Health Care Provider Update (2017)
- Infant Safety: English 2014-2015
- Infant Safety: Spanish 2014-2015
Wyoming PRAMS is committed to help inform the priorities of Maternal and Child Health in Wyoming. Find out more at our MCH Epidemiology website
CDC Created Fact Sheets (Wyoming)
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention often create state-specific fact sheets for our use. Below are fact sheets created using Wyoming PRAMS data by our CDC partners. For questions, please contact the PRAMS Coordinator.
- Wyoming Breastfeeding, 2012-2014
- Wyoming Cigarette Smoking, 2012-2015
- Wyoming Maternal Mental Health, 2016
- Wyoming Maternal Oral Health Care, 2012-2015
- Wyoming Infant Safe Sleep Practices, 2012-2015
Data Tables
Data tables provide the breakdown of the answers women provided to all questions present on the WY PRAMS survey.
Phase 6 Data Tables (2009-2010)
Phase 5 Data Tables (2007-2008)
Request Data & Data-To-Action
Data Request Form
Are you interested in working with WY PRAMS data?
Please fill out a Data Request Form and send it to wyprams@wyo.gov
Data to Action
Wyoming PRAMS is making a difference by helping partners turn data into action, here’s how.
Don’t see the topic you are looking for?
Email the PRAMS Coordinator at wyprams@wyo.gov. We are always happy to respond to questions about PRAMS.
