The Oregon Family Well-Being Assessment (FWBA) for pregnancy was developed by the Maternity Model of Care subcommittee of the Oregon Perinatal Collaborative in 2014/2015.  It was developed as a response to the need to integrate behavioral health, social determinants of health and awareness of Adverse Childhood Events (ACEs) into maternity care. The goals of the tool were:

1. To connect pregnant and postpartum women with local clinical and community resources they need to address mental health concerns, substance use disorders, domestic violence, basic resource needs and other support services.  The purpose was to promote the health and well-being of women and their families, and to create more optimal environments for healthy parenting.
2. To use the data to understand the behavioral health and social support resource needs of clinics, clinical systems, and communities in order to make strategic investments in the integration of behavioral health services and other supports into maternity care.

The tool has not been maintained or updated at the state level but continues to be used, with varying modifications, within multiple organizations who were involved in the original development. Below are screening tools that were incorporated and continue to be valuable resources.