Department of Health Resources
Links to other websites directly operated by the New Mexico Department of Health.
There Is Another Way - Gina
There Is Another Way - Gina
There Is Another Way - Gina |
There Is Another Way - Jennifer
There Is Another Way - Jennifer
There Is Another Way - Jennifer |
There Is Another Way - Lou
There Is Another Way - Lou
There Is Another Way - Lou |
There Is Another Way - Michael Landon
There Is Another Way - Michael Landon
There Is Another Way - Michael Landon |
There Is Another Way | Finding Dad
There Is Another Way | Finding Dad
There Is Another Way | Finding Dad |
There Is Another Way | How Do Opioids Affect Your Brain?
There Is Another Way | How Do Opioids Affect Your Brain?
There Is Another Way | How Do Opioids Affect Your Brain? |
Title X Clinical course
Title X Clinical course
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 course
Title X Non-Clinical course
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
Tobacco Use Prevention
Campaigns and resources to prevent youth and young adults from starting to use tobacco and vaping products. |
Together NM Website
Together NM Website
Together NM Website link |
Trauma Registry Data Query Module
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
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. |