Use of 2017-2019 LAHOPE Data Tables
The following data tables represent the combined findings from the
2017, 2018, and 2019 LA HOPE Project. All mothers experiencing infant or
fetal loss were invited to
participate. Between 2017 and 2019 a
total of 673 eligible respondents participated in the LA
HOPE project. These women represent the approximately
2,900 fetal and infant losses that occurred in LAC
between 2017 and 2019. The data are weighted
based on non-response
rate by Race/Ethnicity and SPA to represent mothers who
experienced infant and fetal loss in LAC during 2017, 2018, and 2019
using birth cohort data. The 2017-2019 LA HOPE
data tables cover a wide range of health topics,
organized into the following sections: (1) pre-pregnancy
health, (2) prenatal care and maternal medical
conditions during pregnancy, (3) psychosocial conditions
and behavioral risk and protective factors during
pregnancy, and (4) postpartum health. Each section
contains tables displaying estimates by race/ethnicity
and service planning area (SPA).
Pre-Pregnancy Health
By Mother's Race/ethnicity
By Service Planning Area
Prenatal Care and Maternal Medical Conditions During Pregnancy
By Mother's Race/ethnicity
By Service Planning Area
Psychosocial Conditions and Behavioral Risk
and Protective Factors
During Pregnancy
By Mother's Race/ethnicity
By Service Planning Area
Postpartum Health
By Mother's Race/ethnicity
By Service Planning Area
