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Photo of the publication cover. Healthcare-Associated Infections Reporting Group List of Participating Facilities Healthcare-Associated Infections - General May 30, 2010

Map and list of facilities in New Mexico which voluntarily report Heathcare-Associated Infections.



Photo of the publication cover. Center for Adolescent Relationship Exploration Behavioral Health Institute - General May 26, 2010

The Center for Adolescent Relationship Exploration program is a residential psychiatric treatment facility owned and operated by the State of New Mexico. The facility is licensed as a specialty Residential Treatment Center by the State of New Mexico and is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations.



Photo of the publication cover. Cryptosporidium Investigation Flowchart Algorithm Water Illness - General May 20, 2010

This document contains a flowchart that illustrates the steps that should be taken during a Cryptosporidium investigation.



Photo of the publication cover. EMS Criminal Behavior Memo EMS Impaired Practitioner Program - General March 1, 2010

This memo was released for emergency medical services agency managers and providers to address criminal behavior by licensed emergency medical services caregivers.



Photo of the publication cover. Water Sample Collection Protocol Water Illness - General May 11, 2009

Water samples can be tested for pathogens such as Cryptosporidium. These samples can then potentially be linked to clinical isolates from individuals who visited a recreational water venue associated with cluster of cases. Collecting a sample of the backwash from a pool filter is ideal because it increases the chances of detecting the parasite if it was present during the previous filter run.



Photo of the publication cover. Hyperchlorination to Kill Cryptosporidium Water Illness - General May 11, 2009

Cryptosporidium (or “Crypto”) is a chlorine resistant parasite, so even well-maintained pools, water parks, and interactive fountains can spread Crypto among swimmers. If an outbreak of Crypto infections occurs in your community, the health department might ask you to hyperchlorinate.



Photo of the publication cover. Cryptosporidiosis in Childcare Settings Water Illness - General May 11, 2009

Cryptosporidiosis is a gastrointestinal illness, caused by the parasite, Cryptosporidium. This disease is a common cause of diarrhea in children, especially in child care settings. The hallmark symptom of cryptosporidiosis is watery diarrhea, which might be accompanied by stomach ache, nausea and vomiting, fever, and a general sick feeling.



Photo of the publication cover. Depleted Uranium Project Summary Biomonitoring Program - General April 1, 2009

During the 2007 legislative session, Senate Bill (SB) 611 allocated $40,000 to develop a testing protocol, develop and establish a health registry, contract with appropriate testing laboratories and coordinate affected parties in regard to a voluntary testing program for military veterans who may have been exposed to depleted uranium or other isotopes in the Persian Gulf war or in the current Iraq or Afghanistan conflict.



Photo of the publication cover. Federal Medical Stations Stat Sheet Strategic National Stockpile - General March 1, 2009

Significant dates, federal medical station requirements, standard features, and product information details.



Photo of the publication cover. DDW Case Management: Code of Ethics Developmental Disabilities Waiver - General April 25, 2007

DDW Case Management: Code of Ethics



Photo of the publication cover. Community Environmental Health Assessment Toolbox Environmental Health - General October 20, 2004

The Tool Box provides access to resources of varying types and specificity—from comprehensive procedural manuals and guidelines, to checklists and survey instruments, data sources, websites, and institutional contacts as well as general step-by-step guidance on best practices for implementing CEHA in New Mexican communities.



Photo of the publication cover. PRAMS Survey for 2004-2008 Pregnancy Risk Assessment and Monitoring - General January 1, 2004

This is the Pregnancy Risk Assessment and Monitoring System survey that was used for survey years 2004 through 2008.

De PRAMS Encuesta Para el Período 2004-2008

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