OCS Annual Outcomes Report 2014-2015
Outcomes in Healthiest Babies Possible this Year Using the new Logic Model, our benchmark is that 80% of babies weigh between 2500-4500g.
Expected Outcome
Success Indicator
2014-2015
2013-2014
2012-2013
N=142
N=178
N=139
Reduce the incidence of low birth weight babies.
Singleton and Multiple Births Low Birth Weight (<2500g)
#
%
#
%
#
%
8
6%
20 11%
6
4%
Normal Birth Weight (2500-4499g)
127 89%
155 87%
130 94%
***High Birth Weight ( ≥ 4500g)
7
5%
3
2%
3
2%
Unknown Weight
125
224
102 42%
Reduce the incidence of premature births. Participants have improved initiation and duration of breastfeeding.
Live babies born after 37 weeks gestation n = 182 Babies breastfed at some time after birth/breastfeeding initiated n = 120 Babies receiving breastmilk exclusively at 1 months n = 116
157 86%
163 86%
123 88%
110 92%
137 90%
118 92%
77 66%
90 60%
81 65%
***Nucleus reports birth weights as HBW = 4000g or higher so birth weight data has been taken from SA2s
Nutrition* Expected Outcome
Success Indicator
Results
2014-2015
2013-2014
Initial Prenatal Visit
Final Postnatal Visit
Initial Prenatal Visit
Final Postnatal Visit
#
%
#
%
#
%
#
%
Participants have improved knowledge of food and nutrition needs during pregnancy and infancy Decreased pre and postnatal tobacco smoke exposure n=370 Decreased prenatal alcohol use n=370
Reported taking a prenatal vitamin/mineral supplement daily Reported knowing how to choose healthy meals and snacks for themselves & their household. Reported learning new ways to meet their food needs Women who report smoking Average # of cigarettes smoked per day # of women/infants in the same room with someone who is smoking “sometimes” to “over 3 hours per day” Participants who report they used alcohol at intake Participants who responded they used alcohol “sometimes or often” from the time they found out they were pregnant until birth Participants who report they used street drugs at intake Participants who report using street drugs from the time they found out they were pregnant until birth
n=198 150
76%
n=52 37
71%
No data
~90% No data ~90%
n=131 84
64%
n=68 55
n=4633
72%
n=48 28
58%
81%
Not asked in this way
Not asked in this way
36
10%
7
2%
81
20%
23
6%
No Data No Data No Data No Data No Data No Data No Data No Data
No Data No Data No Data No Data No Data No Data No Data No Data
6
2%
22
5%
2
.01%
1
.1%
Decreased prenatal street drug use n=370
7
2%
37
9%
2
.01%
7
2%
*Intake Data taken from RPT – 60 POP Reporting, Postnatal visit data from SA2 & Database
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