Table 6_1_1-3

2008 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports

The National Healthcare Quality Report (NHQR) is a comprehensive national overview of quality of health care in the United States. It is organized around four dimensions of quality of care: effectiveness, patient safety, timeliness, and patient centeredness.

Table 6_1_1.3
Women who completed a pregnancy in the last 12 months who received prenatal care in the first trimester,^a by State, 2003 and 2005
State	2005			2003
State	Number	Percent	SE	Number	Percent	SE
United States^b	2,338,438	83.9	0.0	2,352,859	84.4	0.0
Alabama	49,694	83.1	0.2	49,801	83.8	0.2
Alaska	8,114	80.2	0.4	7,570	79.8	0.4
Arizona	74,671	77.7	0.1	68,756	76.6	0.1
Arkansas	29,852	80.6	0.2	30,289	81.3	0.2
California	471,030	86.6	0.0	464,269	87.3	0.0
Colorado	54,155	80.1	0.2	54,137	79.3	0.2
Connecticut	35,739	86.8	0.2	37,745	88.7	0.2
Delaware	9,248	81.9	0.4	9,314	84.4	0.3
District of Columbia	5,464	77.5	0.5	5,269	76.1	0.5
Florida	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA
Georgia	114,652	83.6	0.1	113,040	84.0	0.1
Hawaii	14,175	81.5	0.3	14,545	82.4	0.3
Idaho	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA
Illinois	146,246	86.0	0.1	149,643	85.4	0.1
Indiana	68,131	79.9	0.1	69,664	81.5	0.1
Iowa	33,481	87.6	0.2	33,837	88.9	0.2
Kansas	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA
Kentucky	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA
Louisiana	52,408	87.2	0.1	54,560	84.1	0.1
Maine	12,158	88.1	0.3	12,079	87.5	0.3
Maryland	59,859	81.3	0.1	61,791	83.7	0.1
Massachusetts	67,235	89.3	0.1	70,889	90.0	0.1
Michigan	105,419	85.6	0.1	110,242	86.1	0.1
Minnesota	58,122	86.2	0.1	57,936	86.5	0.1
Mississippi	33,762	84.2	0.2	35,681	84.9	0.2
Missouri	65,742	87.8	0.1	66,708	88.4	0.1
Montana	9,621	84.0	0.3	9,585	84.4	0.3
Nebraska	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA
Nevada	25,639	74.0	0.2	23,888	75.8	0.2
New Hampshire	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA
New Jersey	87,906	78.7	0.1	91,715	80.2	0.1
New Mexico	18,918	71.2	0.3	18,237	68.9	0.3
New York^c	88,500	80.2	0.1	93,444	79.7	0.1
North Carolina	101,520	83.5	0.1	99,060	84.5	0.1
North Dakota	7,133	85.9	0.4	6,898	87.3	0.4
Ohio	122,705	87.1	0.1	129,663	87.7	0.1
Oklahoma	39,088	77.3	0.2	38,740	77.8	0.2
Oregon	36,574	80.9	0.2	36,844	81.2	0.2
Pennsylvania	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA
Rhode Island	10,609	89.3	0.3	11,008	90.9	0.3
South Carolina	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA
South Dakota	9,027	79.5	0.4	8,623	78.4	0.4
Tennessee	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA
Texas	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA
Utah	40,594	80.2	0.2	38,693	80.3	0.2
Vermont	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA
Virginia	87,882	85.0	0.1	86,199	85.3	0.1
Washington	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA	DNA
West Virginia	16,991	84.4	0.3	17,444	85.8	0.2
Wisconsin	60,352	85.5	0.1	59,312	84.9	0.1
Wyoming	6,022	84.9	0.4	5,741	86.4	0.4

^a Includes only those with live-born infants.

^b Excludes data from the following States: FL, ID, KS, KY, NE, NH, NY (not including NYC), PA, SC, TN, TX, and WA, that implemented the 2003 Revisions to the U.S Standard Birth Certificate.

^c Includes only New York city.

DNA - Data have not been analyzed.

Key: SE: standard error.

Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, National Vital Statistics System - Natality.

Current as of September 2009

Internet Citation: Table 6_1_1-3: 2008 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. September 2009. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/research/findings/nhqrdr/nhqrdr08/6_maternalchildhealth/T6_1_1-3.html