Regional Perinatal System (RPS)
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No Prenatal Care Statistics
Regional Perinatal System (RPS) collects statistics from birthing facilities in San Diego and Imperial Counties. The data includes the number of deliveries at each facility and the number of women who did not receive prenatal care during their pregnancy. No prenatal care is defined by most facilities as three or fewer visits to any provider for prenatal care. However, some birthing facilities may define no care as zero visits. The data is updated on a quarterly basis.

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Years 1999 - present

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Perinatal Profiles
Perinatal Profiles is a data set containing information about perinatal mortality, entry into prenatal care, low birth weight/very low birth weight births and cesarean section rates. Information from birth certificates, death certificate of infants who died within their first year of life and fetal death certificates was used to compile the Perinatal Profiles data set. This data is intended to help hospitals to evaluate their perinatal services, showing both their strengths and opportunities for improvement in relation to other hospitals in their region and the state as a whole. Specific hospital data is sent to all birthing facilities in California on an annual basis.

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