Adult Viral Hepatitis Prevention Program

EndHepC-NM: Eliminating Hepatitis C Virus in New Mexico by 2030

This document is a visual of what Hepatitis A is, how it spreads, symptoms, and prevention.

The NMDOH has confirmed 40 acute hepatitis A virus infections in Bernalillo County. The outbreak has primarily affected people who report drug use and those who are currently experiencing homelessness. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and state health departments are investigating hepatitis A outbreaks in multiple states among persons reporting drug use and/or homelessness and their contacts. To avoid a large-scale outbreak in our communities the NMDOH is issuing this HAN to advise clinicians.

This is the Protocol and Standing Orders for Public Health Nurses and Staff with Current Certification to conduct Rapid Testing for the Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) using the Oraquick® Test Device.

This poster features information about the Hepatitis A New Mexico outbreak and Guidance for Hospital Emergency Departments.

This poster features information about Hepatitis A, details about who may be at high risk, and information about vaccinations for those at high risk.

¿Está en riesgo de contraer hepatitis A?

This document provides disinfection guidelines to prevent hepatitis A.

This flyer features helpful tips and the importance of handwashing to prevent hepatitis A.

Hep A Lávese los manos

This flyer provides information about the vaccinations and protecting yourself from hepatitis A.

This document covers information regarding Acute Hepatitis A Virus Infections in People Who Inject Drugs and Persons Experiencing Homelessness.

This plan was developed through a participatory process during 2015 – 2016 facilitated by the New Mexico Hepatitis C Coalition. The Coalition is a collaborative body with diverse membership that strives to ensure representation of various experts from all areas of New Mexico.