Division of Public Health Services Contact Information 1190 St. Francis Drive PO Box 26110, Runnels Building Santa Fe, NM 87502 Telephone: 505-827-2389 Fax: 505-827-2329 Email: pbrown @health.state.nm.us Web: http://www.health.state. nm.us/ |
 The New Mexico Department of Health coordinates the delivery of health services through its 50 local health offices. Services are generally free of charge and include health screening, counseling, information, referrals, education, limited medical care, and follow-up in the following areas: cancer prevention, tuberculosis, risk reduction, immunizations, venereal disease, family planning, prenatal care, child health, nutrition education, worksite health promotion, and children's medical services. The Division also operates the state's Office of Epidemiology, provides emergency medical services systems support, and coordinates chronic disease prevention and control programs, provides technical support for community based clinics, and develops and supports school health services, records vital statistics, and provides consultation to service providers. The Division conducts health education programs and health promotion for the disabled. |
ABQjournal.com Contact Information Jackie Jadrnak 7777 Jefferson Street NE Albuquerque, NM, 87109-4360 Telephone: 505-823-3840 Email: jjadrnak@abqjournal.com Web: http://www.abqjournal.com/health/ |
Online version of the Albuquerque Journal. Site features health news articles that previously appeared in the printed version of the Journal. Site can be searched for content. |
New Mexico Health Care Data and Statistics Contact Information University of New Mexico 1920 Lomas Blvd NE Albuquerque, NM87131 Telephone: (505) 277-3305 FAX: (505) 277-6540 Email: dgrint@unm.edu Web: http://www.unm.edu/ ~dgrint/hpc.html |
The Division of Government Research has assisted the New Mexico Health Policy Commission in performing data integration/analysis and GIS work using the NM Health Information System (HIS). This Web page provides examples of some of the health care related data, reports, and maps (GIS facilities) prepared by DGR for the New Mexico HPC. |
New Mexico Public Health Association Contact Information P.O. Box 26433 Albuquerque, NM 87125 Email: info@nmpha.org Web: http://www.nmpha.org/ |
NMPHA is involved with health in their communities, schools, work sites, hospitals, primary care clinics, government and voluntary agencies, research facilities, university, and more. Their health interests are wide and varied, from border health to nutrition, from environmental health issues to health education strategies, from primary care to national health legislation. |
Healthlink New Mexico is an initiative of the Health Information Alliance which was established by state statute in 1994 under the Health Information Systems Act. The purpose of this Web site is to provide a link for the public and private health care sectors to share information and to provide a wide variety of health information for all New Mexicans. |
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Clayton Health Systems, Inc. 1235 Eighth St. Las Vegas, NM 87701 |
A 30-bed acute care facility located in Clayton, NM. The hospital provides care to individuals living in rural New Mexico. Services are provided free of charge or at a reduced rate to individuals living who meet certain financial criteria. All patients in need of emergency care are accepted regardless of their ability to pay. |
Northern Navajo Medical Center PO Box 160 Shiprock, NM 87420 Telephone: 505-368-6500 |
Provides basic women's medical services on the Navajo Reservation, including obstetrical and gynecological services, and midwifery. |
This site will assist you to locate specific county-level data as it relates to the risk and protective factors. You begin by selecting the county in which you are interested from either the map or the table on the home page. You may also view data collected at the state-level only by selecting "State" in the table. After you select the county, you will see five options for problem area. At this time, although there is data in all problem areas, we primarily have data in the Alcohol, Tobacco and Drug Use area. When you select the problem area, two buttons will appear: Domain and Developmental Assets. Domain is the sphere of influence, such as community, family, individual, and school, for each risk and protective factor. Choosing "Domain" will bring you to a list of risk factors, protective factors, and associated outcomes organized by domain. A blue triangle indicates that there is data for an individual factor or outcome under that domain. Clicking on a factor will bring you to the appropriate indicators. |
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