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Inspection of Public Records

Visit our Inspection of Public Records page to learn how to request public records.

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Department of Health Resources

Links to other websites directly operated by the New Mexico Department of Health.

Query System Contents & Usage

The New Mexico Indicator-Based Information System provides a simple-to-use query system interface that allows a user to step through data selection options and perform custom queries of New Mexico's public health databases.

Quit Smoking Now

One day, your world will be a more beautiful place. Quit now and thrive. Offers free help quitting tobacco including unlimited sessions with a trained quit coach and much more.

Recording Freezer Temperatures on the VFC Monthly Temp Log

This is a tutorial on YouTube explaining how to record freezer temperatures in the Vaccines for Children Monthly temperature log form.

Recording of the MCP Rules Repeal & Replacement Hearing

This is the audio recording on YouTube of the New Mexico Department of Health Medical Cannabis Program Rules, Repeal & Replacement Hearing held on December 29, 2014.

Recording Refrigerator Temperatures on the VFC Monthly Temp Log

This is a tutorial on YouTube explaining how to record refrigerator temperatures in the Vaccines for Children Monthly temperature log form.

Refugee, Asylum Seeker, Immigrant Resource Page

This page of the facebook website is dedicated to the multiple agencies involved with refugee, asylum-seeker, and immigrant care in New Mexico.

Reproductive Outcomes

Birth is a complex and wonderful process and fortunately, the birth outcome for most women is a full term and healthy baby.

Results Scorecard Annual FY17

The NMDOH Results Scorecard shows our progress toward a Healthier New Mexico. You can use the Scorecard to learn about the actions we are taking to carry out our Strategic Plan. The Scorecard shows what we are doing and how well we are doing it.

Results Scorecard Annual FY18

Results Scorecard Quarterly FY18-Q3

Results Scorecard Quarterly FY18-Q4

Results Scorecard Quarterly FY19-Q1

Sarah Flores-Sievers

School-aged Children Age 5-17 Living in Poverty

In 2013, approximately 103,800 New Mexico school-aged children, 5 to 17 years old, were in families living in poverty. Research suggests that living in poverty during early childhood is associated with lower than average academic performance that begins in kindergarten and extends through elementary and high school. Living in poverty during early childhood is associated with lower than average rates of school completion.

Seasonal Allergies

The information on this page of the New Mexico Environmental Public Health Tracking Network focuses on the health effects of seasonal allergies (details include signs and symptoms, prevention and treatment, and pollen counts).

Sexual Abuse

This video was the result of a national project which was funded by Department of Justice Victims of Crime. It was shared by Massachusetts Disabled Persons Protection Commission and is part of the National Awareness and Action Curriculum.

SHM - Chapter 6 - Helping the Student with DM Succeed Training (Level 1)

SHM - Chapter 6 - Helping the Student with DM Succeed Training (Level 2)

SHM - Chapter 6 - Helping the Student with DM Succeed Training (Level 3)

Social Determinants of Health Topics

Social determinants of health are conditions in the environments in which people are born, live, learn, work, play, worship, and age that affect a wide range of health, functioning, and quality-of-life outcomes and risks. Resources that enhance quality of life can have a significant influence on population health outcomes. Examples of these resources include safe and affordable housing, access to education, public safety, availability of healthy foods, local emergency/health services, and environments free of life-threatening toxins.

Specimen Submission Instructional Video

This video explains how to submit specimens to our Scientific Laboratory Division's biological sciences bureau.

Statewide Immunization Information System

The New Mexico Statewide Immunization Information System (NMSIIS) is a computerized Internet database application that was developed to record and track immunization dates of New Mexico State's children and adults, providing assistance for keeping everyone on track for their recommended immunizations.

Stroke Deaths in New Mexico

In 2016, stroke was the fifth leading cause of death in New Mexico.

Stroke System of Care Survey

This is a short survey which will help influence how the systems of Stroke care are Developed in the State of NM.

Substance Abuse Epidemiology Data Reports

These reports present several major indicators of substance abuse in New Mexico. The major indicators include outcome indicators (e.g., major causes of alcohol-related death) and indicators of substance abuse consumption behavior (i.e., self-reported substance use behavior from statewide surveys). The presentation of each major indicator includes a text description of the major data findings; a detailed table with results by gender, age group, and race/ethnicity; a table detailing county results by race/ethnicity; a bar chart and a map with rates for each New Mexico county; and additional charts illustrating other pertinent findings.

Supports Waiver Press Release

Gov. Lujan Grisham Instructs Development of Waiver Program

Teen Birth Rate Complete Health Indicator Report

Complete teen birth rate indicator report for New Mexico.

Teen Birth Rate Health Indicator Report 1

Provides data for the state of New Mexico.

Teen Birth Rate Health Indicator Report 2

Compares the New Mexico rate to the United States rate.

The Case of Questionable Good Intentions

The Choices We Make - Episode 2. Features a staff driving van, verbally abusing individuals when they go to Wendy’s. Written and directed by Nyla McCarthy.

The nmwic.org About Page

The nmwic.org Website

The New Mexico Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program is proud to offer free healthy foods, nutrition education, nursing support, and community connections to help families live their best in the Land of Enchantment.

This is Adolescent Health

This is Adolescent and Young Adult Health in New Mexico

This is Child Health

This is Child Health in New Mexico

This is Children with Special Healthcare

This is Special Healthcare in New Mexico

This is Infant Health

This is Infant Health in New Mexico

This is Maternal Health

This is Maternal Health in New Mexico

This is Title V

This is Title V in New Mexico

Title X Clinical Training

The purpose of this training is to educate clinical staff who provide Title X family planning services in New Mexico on the Title X family planning guidelines.

Title X Non-Clinical Training

The purpose of this training is to educate non-clinical staff who provide Title X family planning services in New Mexico on the Title X family planning guidelines.

Tobacco Use Prevention

Campaigns and resources to prevent youth and young adults from starting to use tobacco and vaping products.

Tobacco Use Prevention and Control

Maybe you smoke with morning coffee, or on your breaks at work, or each time you drive. Take advantage of this chance to change your smoking habits and quit, even for one day.

Together NM Website

Together NM Website link

Trauma Registry Data Query Module

This query module is a part of the Indicator-Based Information System and provides the ability to query incidents, deaths, length of stays, and number of intensive care unit days.

Unemployment in New Mexico

Household income is strongly related to health status for all persons in the household. Those living at or near the poverty level tend to have poorer health status, in part because they cannot always afford health care. Health status also depends on meeting a family's needs for adequate housing and nutrition. Lack of income may also keep children from having access to quality education, safe areas to play, and expose them to other risk factors. In addition, common reasons for unemployment include chronic mental or physical illness that limits a person's ability to work outside the home.

VaxViewNM

NMSIIS VaxViewNM.org website

VaxViewNM Provider Video

NMSIIS VaxViewNM video for providers

VaxViewNM Public Video

NMSIIS VaxViewNM video for the public

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