COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Engaging in Communities to Serve the People of New Mexico January 2020 Selected Background Data: New Mexico - United States

NEW MEXICO UNITED STATES POPULATION (2018 ESTIMATE) ...... 2,095,428 . . . 327,167,434 • Children under 18 years ...... 23 0%...... 22 .4% • 65+ ...... 17. .5% ...... 16. 0%. • Black ...... 2 .6% ...... 13. .4% • Hispanic ...... 49. 1. % ...... 18 .3% • American Indian and Alaska Native ...... 10 .9% ...... 1 .3% • Asian ...... 1 .8% ...... 5 .9% • White Non-Hispanic ...... 37 1. % ...... 60 .4% Source: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts

POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY METROPOLITAN STATUS (2010) • Metropolitan ...... 77% ...... 81% • Nonmetropolitan ...... 23% ...... 19% Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 decennial census

DISTRIBUTION OF TOTAL POPULATION BY FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL (2018) • Under 100% ...... 20% ...... 13% • 400% plus ...... 28% ...... 40% Source: Kaiser Family Foundation

MEDIAN ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME (2018) ...... $47,169 ...... $61,937 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey

UNEMPLOYMENT RATE (2018 ANNUAL AVERAGES) ...... 4.9% ...... 3.9% Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics

HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE OF THE TOTAL POPULATION, N.M. AND U.S. (2018) • Employer ...... 37% ...... 49% • Individual ...... 4% ...... 6% • Medicaid ...... 33% ...... 20% • Medicare ...... 15% ...... 14% • Other Public ...... 2% ...... 1%. • Uninsured ...... 9% ...... 9% Source: Kaiser Family Foundation

SELECTED HEALTH AND SOCIAL STATISTICS • Percent of adults who are overweight or obese (2018) ...... 67 .2% ...... 65 .9% • Percent of children who are overweight or obese (2017) ...... 33 .8% ...... 30 7%. • Percent of adults who participated in any physical activity (2018) ...... 77 .8% ...... 7. 5 .8% • Teen birth rate per 1,000 population ages 15-19 (2017) ...... 27 .9% ...... 18 .8% • Percent of children age 19-35 months who are immunized (2017) ...... 71 .9% ...... 70 .4% • Percent of adults who visited the dentist or dental clinic within the past year (2018) ...... 65 1%...... 66 .5% • Percent of adults reporting poor mental health (2017) ...... 37 1. % ...... 35 .6% Source: Kaiser Family Foundation I am pleased to present New Mexico’s 2020 County Health Report Cards. The UNM Health Sciences Center compiles this annual report to provide policymakers and the public with a county-by-county snapshot of New Mexicans’ health status .

The report draws on data provided by our partners in the New Mexico Department of Health and County Health Councils . It also details the many activities conducted by HSC colleges, the UNM Health System and programs we operate in communities throughout the state .

These activities reflect areas of focus that in our view will lead to the greatest improvements in health status for New Mexicans . They include addressing the health care workforce shortage, child well-being, healthy aging and behavioral health and substance use disorder .

While these report cards highlight health care success stories, they also underscore serious ongoing challenges that continue to face many of our communities . I hope that the information presented here will be of assistance in helping to craft effective solutions .

With Warm Regards,

Paul B . Roth, MD, MS Chancellor for Health Sciences CEO, UNM Health System Dean, UNM School of Medicine

UNM President Garnett S . Stokes seldom misses an opportunity to remind us that we must aspire to become the University for New Mexico . This vision is reflected in the growing responsiveness of UNM’s colleges and departments, who are working together to respond to the priority health and social needs of New Mexico communities .

The UNM Health Sciences Center is collaborating with Architecture and Planning, Engineering, Education, Law and Business in a program called HIVE (Health, Inclusion, Vibrancy & Equity) . Working together, they address such needs as transportation for rural veterans; health, social and legal services at a homeless shelter; teacher training for rural public schools; family medicine resident training at the U .S ./Mexico border; and providing safe and clean rest rooms at public parks .

The Health Sciences Center can be proud of the many initiatives linking campus and community, including such models as the Transdisciplinary Research, Equity and Engagement Center; the New Mexico Nursing Education Consortium; the New Mexico Poison & Drug Information Center and Project ECHO .

UNM’s Office for Community Health is continuing to build a community- and campus-based network of resources to better serve our state . We collaborate with all of the university’s colleges and hospitals to strengthen this resource . Health Extension Regional Officers (HEROs), Area Health Education Centers and our community health worker programs are other examples of the Health Sciences Center’s reach into our communities .

This year, we are also featuring the community-oriented research work generated by the Clinical & Translational Sciences Center and the nationally unique and growing Project ACCESS, which uses telemedicine technology to help rural hospital physicians remotely manage acute stroke and head injury, thereby sharply reducing the cost of preventable transports .

Sincerely,

Arthur Kaufman, MD Distinguished Professor of Family & Community Medicine

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 1 HEROS IN YOUR COMMUNITY: Sample Accomplishments NORTHWEST Helen Tso COLFAX — Worked with a coalition of organizations serving the Four Corners region to NORTH NORTH implement a food access program for “food desert” areas of the Navajo Nation . — Mentored UNM pre-med students on mental and behavioral health and Navajo cultural beliefs . NORTHWEST NORTH NORTHEAST Juliana Anastasoff BERNALILLO — Collaborated with UNM Dept . of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences to bring GUADALUPE national Mental Health First Aid training team to N .M ., leading to 60-plus new MHFA instructors for the state . — Developed and implemented a 10 credit-hour community health worker degree program approved for all UNM campuses that allows eligible students SOUTHWEST to qualify for federal financial aid . SOUTH

NORTHEAST SOUTHEAST Elaine Luna — Developed standards, guidelines and requirements for state certification of community health workers as a member of the New Mexico Community Health Worker Certification Board . — Cornerstone partner of the Rural Community Opioid Response Program in northern N .M . SOUTHWEST Alisha Herrick — Helped primary care practices in southern N .M . enact safer opioid prescribing practices . — Organized focus groups around community priorities in four quadrants of the state . SOUTH Marnie Nixon — N .M . team lead for the Border Collaborative Improvement & Innovation Network to Reduce Infant Mortality, which develops and delivers training to community health workers on the topics of preconception and prenatal care . — Chair of the Youth Health in Doña Ana County Working Group, which works to increase the number and scope of school-based health centers in the county and helped pass a bill to make health education a statewide high school graduation requirement . SOUTHEAST Evelyn Rising — Campaigned to increase high school graduation rates and enrollment in post-secondary programs among African American and Latino high school students in her region . — Worked with partners on reducing high teen pregnancy rates in southeastern N .M . GUADALUPE Chantel Lovato — Helped develop an emergency response training for rural ranchers in her region . — Contributed to implementation of a Community Schools grant for her eastern N .M . district . COLFAX Mark McDonald — Worked to establish a halfway house for adults experiencing addiction in his region . — Helped conduct community health assessment in Colfax County and the tri-state region . BERNALILLO Francisco Ronquillo (Albuquerque South Valley) — Developed and implemented computer/health literacy classes for English- and Spanish-speaking older adults in the South Valley . — Participated in creation of a family engagement policy in the Albuquerque Public Schools . Toyese Oyeyemi (UNM) — Developed and established intensive training for college-bound students of color to address health inequities in communities . — Helped develop a specialized community health worker training program for survivors of abuse and assault through Central New Mexico Community College . Lidia Regino (Albuquerque International District) — With community direction, participated in the creation of a community health worker-managed neighborhood clinic in the International District serving immigrant families and others with high needs . — Participated in creating and continues to provide recommendations on the implementation of, six recommendations for the most effective use of Mill Levy property tax funding by UNM Hospital .

2 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS UNM HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER FEATURED PROGRAM: The Clinical & Translational Science Center

The University of New Mexico Clinical & Translational Science Center percent in 2018, and participants living in rural areas increased from (CTSC) helps transform scientific discovery into improved health one percent in 2015 to 14 percent in 2018 . This growth is significant, by enabling high-quality clinical and translational research locally, because participant enrollment in studies must represent the entire regionally and nationally . population, with ample inclusion of underserved populations and the diseases that affect them . The CTSC has created a research ecosystem that provides critical services and training, develops and disseminates processes to support The CTSC also spearheaded an institution-wide support unit for initial research and builds new partnerships . Taken together, these initiatives grant training, identification of grant opportunities, facilitating new substantially grew the UNM Health Sciences Center’s research interdisciplinary team formation and facilitating grant submissions .

enterprise and its impact, building on local strengths and addressing We have had unprecedented success with Patient Protection and New Mexico’s geographic and demographic needs . Affordable Care Act (ACA) funding opportunities from the Health Our community engagement platform enables bi-directional Resources and Services Administration, the Agency for Healthcare communication with communities and sharing of clinical and Research and Quality, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services translational research with a wide array of stakeholders . We (CMS) and the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute have implemented innovative strategies such as the Community (PCORI) . Of 201 ACA-related grant applications submitted since 2012, Engagement and Research Core (CERC) and the Community Health 115 (57%) were awarded, for a total of $85 million . Network (CHN) to increase access to clinical trials in communities These awards included PCORI grants totaling $11 .3 million and CMS around the state – with a focus on rural communities . For example, the Innovation grants totaling $29 .2 million . In addition to their fiscal CHN employs community health workers trained and hired from within impact, these awards have catalyzed new researcher and clinician the community who collaborate with community health specialists, teams with New Mexico communities, because many of the grants enabling the CTSC to solicit community participation and input in were obtained in collaboration with community partners . These health research . projects have helped reduce high-dose opioid prescriptions by 11% The growth and cumulative impact of the CTSC’s community in 2018 and increased hepatitis C treatment 10-fold between 2014 engagement activity is clear: the number of cumulative projects and 2018 . supported by the CERC grew from two in 2012 when it was formed The CTSC will continue to play a key role in broadening access to to 21 in 2019 . The percentage of underserved participants in research rural care and addressing key health issues . Our community-engaged projects grew during the same period . Participants age 64 and approach bolsters inclusion in research studies and will improve older grew from five percent in 2015 to 23 percent in 2018 . Native health among special populations . n American participants increased from four percent in 2015 to 10

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 3 UNM HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER FEATURED PROGRAM: Project ACCESS

A stroke is a medical emergency wherever it occurs, but people living The program charges rural hospitals only for the consults they need, in rural New Mexico are especially at risk, because they often live far a significant savings over the 24/7 coverage provided by commercial from doctors with the expertise to diagnose and treat the condition in stroke consult services . UNMH doctors also can determine when the a timely fashion . best course for a patient is to remain in the local ER, rather than be flown to Albuquerque for surgical intervention . But thanks to ACCESS (Access to Critical Cerebral Emergency Support Services) Telemedicine, a nonprofit program operated by The In its first three years, the program served more than 4,000 patients University of New Mexico Hospital, stroke patients in rural hospitals and eliminated $24 million in annual medical costs, in part by avoiding throughout the state can receive state-of-the-art diagnoses of their unneeded emergency air transport, which can cost $40,000 per conditions on the spot . patient transfer . The program keeps more patients – and their families – in their home communities, which also benefits local hospitals . ACCESS Telemedicine, launched in 2015 with the help of a three- year $15 2. million grant from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid ACCESS Telemedicine has gained the support of physicians in Services, enables physicians in rural emergency departments to rural and community hospitals throughout New Mexico and won consult with specialists at UNM Hospital via a dedicated telemedicine endorsement from insurers, who have found a way to reduce needless connection . UNM doctors can review neuroimaging results and even expense . n interview the patients or their family members via a video link .

4 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Bernalillo County

QUICK FACTS Bernalillo County N.M. Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 Population, July 2018 estimate...... 678,701. . . . 2,095,428 Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor Median household income, 2013-2017...... $50,386. . . . . $46,718 of Osteopathy specializing in family, general Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 14 .6%...... 19 .5% or internal practice/medicine)...... 1,123...... 895 Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 1,161. . . . 121,298 Clinical Nurse Specialist, Certified Nurse Practitioner. . 703...... 717 Persons per square mile, 2010...... 571...... 17 Physician Assistant ...... 409...... 403 Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 4 .5...... 4 .9 OB-GYN...... 151...... 154 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County Quick Facts and Bureau of Labor Statistics Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 104...... 101 High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, Licensed Midwife...... 10...... 10 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 67 0%...... 67 .9% General Surgeon...... 84...... 78 Source: New Mexico Public Education Department Psychiatrist...... 188...... 174 Bernalillo County Health Council Priorities (2018) Dentist...... 533...... 530 Child abuse, adverse childhood experiences, bullying Pharmacist...... 1,114...... N .A Elder abuse and neglect Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A...... 105 Homicide Registered Nurse...... 8,895...... 8,924 Sexual violence, assault Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 806...... N .A . Suicide Emergency Medical Technician...... N .A ...... 2,274 Source: New Mexico Department of Health Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board Legislative Districts of Pharmacy. House Senate SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES Dist 10 - G . Andrés Romero Dist 9 - John M . Sapien IN BERNALILLO COUNTY Dist 11 - Javier I . Martinez Dist 10 - Candace Gould Clinical Service Dist 12 - Patricio R . Ruiloba Dist 11 - Linda M . Lopez • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Dist 13 - Patricia Roybal Caballero Dist 12 - Gerald Ortiz y Pino resident rotations (allopathic medicine, family nurse practitioner, Dist 14 - Miguel P . Garcia Dist 13 - Bill B . O’Neill family practice, occupational therapy, pharmacy, physical therapy, Dist 15 - Dayan Hochman-Vigil Dist 14 - Michael Padilla physician assistant) Dist 16 - Antonio “Moe” Maestas Dist 15 - Daniel A . Ivey-Soto • Center for Life: integrative medicine courses; student, resident, faculty Dist 17 - Deborah A . Armstrong Dist 16 - Antionette Sedillo Lopez training Dist 18 - Dist 17 - Mimi Stewart • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student rotations Dist 19 - Sheryl Williams Stapleton Dist 18 - Bill Tallman • College of Pharmacy: community clinical outreach and student Dist 20 - Abbas Akhil Dist 19 - James P . White rotations, free flu clinics, health fairs, health screenings, Vial of Life Dist 21 - Debra M . Sariñana Dist 20 - William H . Payne (emergency medical information kits), volunteer pharmacist clinician Dist 22 - Gregg Schmedes Dist 21 - Mark Moores services for the homeless Dist 23 - Dist 22 - Benny Shendo • Comprehensive Cancer Center: cancer clinical trials Dist 24 - Elizabeth “Liz” Thomson Dist 23 - Sander Rue • Emergency Medicine: search and rescue Dist 25 - Dist 26 - Jacob R . Candelaria • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and Dist 26 - Dist 29 - Gregory A . Baca medication safety Dist 27 - Marian Matthews Dist 39 - Elizabeth “Liz” Stefanics • Occupational Therapy: pro-bono client visits, social skills groups, team Dist 28 - Melanie A . Stansbury consultations for treatment foster care Dist 29 - Joy Garratt • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Dist 30 - Natalie Figueroa Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign, volunteer medical Dist 31 - William “Bill” R . Rehm services for the homeless and uninsured Dist 50 - Matthew McQueen • Pediatrics: Para los Niños (child and adolescent sexual abuse clinical Dist 68 - Karen C . Bash services) Dist 69 - Source: • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, home and community-based transition services, Fetal Alcohol Top Five Causes of Death (2018) Syndrome Disorder clinic, FOCUS maternal-child and early Deaths per 100,000 Bernalillo County N.M. (rank) intervention services, Milagro intensive outpatient program, medically 1 . Heart disease...... 189 .8. . . . . 187 .3 (1) fragile case management program, school-to-work transition 2 . Cancer...... 168 1. . . . . 174 7. (2) activities, transition coordination, nurse-family home visiting 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 72 .0. . . . 72 1. (3) • Radiology: medical physics services for imaging facilities 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 45 .9. . . . . 55 .2 (4) • School of Medicine: community clinical outreach and student rotations 5 . Cerebrovascular disease...... 43 .6. . . . . 39 .9 (5) (Dental Medicine, Internal Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation, Pathology, Pediatrics), Medical-Legal Alliance consultations

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 5 • Surgery: burn survivor gathering, Center for Healing in the Lower • South Valley Health Extension Office Extremity Program, N .M . Cancer Service, Smile Fest, UNM Cleft Palate Telehealth/Telemedicine Program • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine Educational • Project ECHO: Albuquerque Area Southwest Tribal Epidemiology • Cell Biology & Physiology: public presentations and lectures Center Partners in Good Health, antimicrobial stewardship, anxiety, • Center for Life: massage events, holistic health exhibits behavioral health/substance use disorders, bone health, chronic • Center for Native American Health/Institute for Indigenous pain and headache, community health worker continuing education, Knowledge and Design: community outreach and presentations counselor series, crisis intervention training, HCV collaborative, • College of Nursing: Participation in the New Mexico Nursing endocrinology, family obesity prevention, general cardiology, Good Education Consortium to create opportunities for nursing education Health and Wellness in Indian Country, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, HIV, and the pediatric pulmonary clinic integrated addiction/psychiatry, miner’s wellness, neuroplasticity, • College of Pharmacy: Know Your Heart, Know Your Rhythm atrial nurse practitioner/certified nurse midwife primary care, prevention of fibrillation screening project, SURE Center - Consider New Mexico child abuse and neglect, reproductive health, rheumatology, seizures Project: Pharmacy-based naloxone education to increase community and spells, tuberculosis access • Psychiatry& Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and • College of Population Health: public health online trainings, crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and student capstone projects Transdisciplinary Research, Equity and postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Engagement Center for Advancing Behavioral Health: Ignite for Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case Equity presentations on healing trauma consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; • Emergency Medicine: wilderness first aid course, car seat fittings peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, • Family & Community Medicine: PA clerkship engagement, support services and Fextensive case management • Health Sciences Library & Informatics Center/Distance Services: Community Research public presentations, health fairs, conference presentations • Clinical & Translational Science Center: studies of health care provision • N M. . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and methods; potential diagnostic, prevention, and treatment methods for medication safety various health conditions; and research methods • Office for Community Health: community health worker home • College of Pharmacy SURE Center: ENRICH Prenatal Alcohol Exposure visits and care coordination, New Mexico Immunization Coalition prospective birth cohort study; ENRICH-2 Self-Regulation and Stress conference presentations on adult and infant immunizations Reactivity in Infants with Prenatal Alcohol Exposure prospective birth • Office of Diversity: health sciences admission test preparation cohort study; HEALthy Brain and Child Development Study programs, Dream Makers Health Careers Program for middle and • College of Population Health: Transdisciplinary Research, Equity and high school students, Health Careers Academy, clinical rotations Engagement Center for Advancing Behavioral Health: Community, in rural and underserved areas of the state, Undergraduate Health Scientific and Policy Advisory Committee member representation; Sciences Enrichment Program for high school students Equity ‘n Policy Institute Advisory Board member representation; • Office of Medical Educator Development: eLearning modules for Hurt People Hurt People: Ethnic Studies to Heal Student Trauma medical educators and preceptors by Addressing the Mind, the Body and Spirit; Immigrant Well-Being • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: conferences, Project; UndocuResearch: Mental health among Undocumented provider education, community events, infant behavioral health and Mixed Status Families of New Mexico; Shifting Narratives for community of practice; Project for New Mexico Children Who Are Behavioral Health Justice; Assessment, Planning and Evaluation Unit: Deaf/Blind evaluation of SNAPS SA Coalition to Address Underage Drinking and • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences/Center for Behavioral Health: Prescription Abuse and Misuse collaboration with New Mexico Area Health Education Centers for • Comprehensive Cancer Center: community advisory board member on-site and telehealth training on opioid use disorder screening, representation assessment and co-morbidities; Honoring Native Life youth suicide • Family & Community Medicine: Brief Overdose Prevention Training prevention programming; Tribal Trauma Informed Training; youth for Adolescents Released from Juvenile Detention to Reduce Opioid suicide prevention training (with New Mexico Department of Health) Overdose Deaths; Center for American Indian and Alaska Native • Sandoval Regional Medical Center: community outreach, health fairs, Diabetes Translation Research; Center for American Indian and community events Alaska Native Health Disparities; Collaborative Hubs to Reduce the • School of Medicine: Continuum of Care Project: developmental Burden of Suicide among American Indian & American Native Youth; disability care training for health care providers and caregivers; Implementing Personal Health Records to Promote Evidence-based public presentations (Internal Medicine, Neurosciences/Brain & Cancer Screening; Models of Care for Pregnant Women with Opioid Behavioral Health Institute, Obstetrics & Gynecology, occupational Use Disorder and Infants with Opioid Exposure; Native-Controlling health, Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation, Pathology, Pediatrics, Hypertension and Risks through Technology; Native Elder Research Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Radiology, Surgery) Center; Prevention of Teen Pregnancy through Screening and Brief • Undergraduate Medical Education: Medicine in New Mexico series, Intervention in Primary Care Practical Immersion Experience • Pediatrics: “Rhythm Study”- Genetic Testing and Phenotypic • UNM Hospital: shaken baby syndrome awareness and prevention, Characterization of Severely Obese Pediatric and Adult Volunteers health fairs, injury prevention • Pharmaceutical Sciences: Environmental Contaminants and Immune Health Extension Regional Officers (HEROs) Function on the Cheyenne River, Mother-to-Baby Perinatal Counseling • Black Health Resource Center Service & Research • Collaborative for Hispanic/Latino Health Equity • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, • Native American Collaborative for Community Health and Wellness Sexual Violence Prevention Statewide Coordination, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program N .M . Evaluation

6 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Feasibility of an Early Detection Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Program for Early Psychosis on a College Campus, State-Targeted Hospital to Bernalillo County residents (FY 2019) Responses for Opioid Use Disorder Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand Volunteer Community Faculty in Bernalillo County Center Psych. Psych. Total (FY 2019) Charity . . . . . 8,210 . . . 1,161 . . . . 150 . . . 481 ...... 8 . . . 10,010 School of Medicine: ...... 617 Compensated 624,540 . . 51,624 . . 177,407 . . 34,379 . . . . . 16,079 904,029 College of Nursing: ...... 115 Self-Pay . . . . 34,001 . . . 2,636 . . . . 667 . . . 975 ...... 23 . . 38,302 College of Pharmacy: ...... 144 Total . . . 666,751 . 55,421 .178,224 . 35,835 . . .16,110 . 952,341

UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Bernalillo County (FY 2019) School of Medicine: ...... 3,025 College of Nursing: ...... 3,310 College of Pharmacy: ...... 1,226 College of Population Health: ...... 177

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 7 Catron County

QUICK FACTS Catron County N.M. management program, school-to-work transition activities, transition Population, July 2018 estimate...... 3,578. . . . 2,095,428 coordination Median household income, 2013-2017...... $42,047. . . . . $46,718 Educational Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 21 .2%...... 19 .5% • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 6,924. . . . 121,298 • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Persons per square mile, 2010...... 0 .5...... 17 • Neurosurgery: community education Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 6 .4...... 4 .9 • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics medication safety High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, 2016-2017 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, 4-Year Cohort...... 85 .4%. . . . . 67 .9% conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project Source: New Mexico Public Education Department for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Catron County Health Council Priorities (2018) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Substance abuse prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with Suicide New Mexico Department of Health) Source: New Mexico Department of Health Telehealth/Telemedicine • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Legislative Districts educational programs

House Senate • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, HIV Dist 49 - Gail Armstrong Dist 28 - Gabriel Ramos • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Top Five Causes of Death (2018) crisis response team building for youth suicide prevention and postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Deaths per 100,000 Catron County N.M. (rank) 1 . Heart disease...... 511 .6. . . . . 187 .3 (1) Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case 2 . Cancer...... 255 .8. . . . 174 7. (2) consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 170 .5. . . . 72 1. (3) for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 113 7...... 55 .2 (4) peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, 5 . Cerebrovascular disease...... N .A . . . . . 39 .9 (5) engagement, support services and extensive case management Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System Community Research • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for or internal practice/medicine)...... 3...... 1 Opioid Use Disorder Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 0...... 0 Physician Assistant ...... 0...... 0 Volunteer Community Faculty in Catron County OB-GYN...... 0...... 0 (FY 2019) Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... 1 Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 College of Nursing: ...... 0 General Surgeon...... 0...... 0 College of Pharmacy: ...... 0 Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 Dentist...... 1...... 1 UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Catron Pharmacist...... 0...... N .A . County (FY 2019) Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... 1 Registered Nurse...... 7...... 7 College of Nursing: ...... 1 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 23...... N .A . College of Pharmacy: ...... 0 Emergency Medical Technician...... 42...... 47 College of Population Health: ...... 0 Sources: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital of Pharmacy. to Catron County residents (FY 2019) SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN CATRON COUNTY Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand Center Psych. Psych. Total Clinical Service • Neurosurgery: clinical consults Compensated . . 441 . . . . 142 . . . . . 0 . . . . 55 ...... 0 . . . . 644 • N M. . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and Self-Pay ...... 6 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . 6 medication safety Total . . . . .447 . . .142 . . . 0 . . .55 . . . . 0 . . 650 • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, home and community-based transition services, medically fragile case

8 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Chaves County

QUICK FACTS Chaves County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN CHAVES COUNTY Population, July 2018 estimate...... 64,689. . . . 2,095,428 Clinical Service Median household income, 2013-2017...... $41,177. . . . . $46,718 • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 18 .9%. . . . . 9 .5% resident rotations (allopathic medicine, certified nurse midwife, family Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 6,065. . . . 121,298 nurse practitioner, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant) Persons per square mile, 2010...... 11...... 17 • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student rotations Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 4 .9...... 4 .9 • Comprehensive Cancer Center: cancer clinical trials Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • Neurosurgery: clinical consults High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, * Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 67 0%...... 67 .9% Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (developmental disabilities/mental Chaves County Health Council Priorities (2018) illness, gastrointestinal, genetics, metabolic, nephrology, neurology, Capacity building orthopaedics, pulmonary/asthma) Strategic planning • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Source: New Mexico Department of Health home and community-based transition services, medically fragile case Legislative Districts management program, school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination House Senate • School of Medicine: Continuum of Care Project: adult neurology/vagal Dist 54 - James G . Townsend Dist 27 - Stuart Ingle nerve stimulator outreach clinic Dist 58 - Candy Spence Ezzell Dist 32 - Cliff R . Pirtle Dist 59 - Dist 33 - William F . Burt Educational • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for Dist 66 - Dist 42 - Gay G . Kernan expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care Top Five Causes of Death (2018) • College of Pharmacy: community outreach and presentations, Know Deaths per 100,000 Chaves County N.M. (rank) Your Heart, Know Your Rhythm atrial fibrillation screening project 1 . Heart disease...... 317 .8. . . . . 187 .3 (1) • College of Population Health: public health online trainings 2 . Cancer...... 180 .5. . . . 174 7. (2) • Comprehensive Cancer Center: cancer screening education programs 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 64 .8. . . . 72 1. (3) • Neurosurgery: community education 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 49 .4. . . . . 55 .2 (4) • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and 5 . Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis...... 35 .5. . . . 28 1. (7) medication safety Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System • Office of Diversity: Health Careers Academy • Pathology: hands-on lab tour Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project or Doctor of Osteopathy specializing in family, general for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education or internal practice/medicine)...... 75...... 59 • Prevention Research Center: Child Health Initiative for Lifelong Eating Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . . 31...... 46 and Exercise Plus Physician Assistant ...... 15...... 14 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide OB-GYN...... 7...... 6 prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 3...... 3 Mexico Department of Health) Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 • Undergraduate Medical Education: Medicine in New Mexico series, General Surgeon...... 3...... 4 Practical Immersion Experience Psychiatrist...... 5...... 4 • UNM Hospital: community education Dentist...... 32...... 35 Pharmacist...... 43...... N .A . Telehealth/Telemedicine • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Registered Nurse...... 449...... 415 educational programs Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 580...... N .A . • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, chronic pain and headache, Emergency Medical Technician...... 223...... 224 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee community health worker continuing education, endocrinology, HIV, 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board peer education program, reproductive health, tuberculosis of Pharmacy. • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and crisis response team building for youth suicide prevention and postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 9 Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in consultation to public safety personnel; mental health and the Chaves County (FY 2019) law training; peer and community support worker consultations School of Medicine: ...... 31 for prevention, engagement, support services and extensive case College of Nursing: ...... 33 management College of Pharmacy: ...... 20 Community Research College of Population Health: ...... 0 • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program N .M . Evaluation Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Hospital to Chaves County residents (FY 2019) Opioid Use Disorder Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand Center Psych. Psych. Total Volunteer Community Faculty in Chaves County Compensated . . 3,719 . . . . 681 . . . . . 49 . . . 223 ...... 6 . . . 4,678 (FY 2019) Self-Pay ...... 73 . . . . . 33 . . . . . 0 . . . . 3 ...... 0 . . . 109 School of Medicine: ...... 19 Total . . . . 3,792 . . .714 . . .49 . . 226 . . . . 6 . 4,787 College of Nursing: ...... 3 College of Pharmacy: ...... 0

10 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Cibola County

QUICK FACTS Cibola County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN CIBOLA COUNTY Population, July 2018 estimate...... 26,746. . . . 2,095,428 Clinical Service Median household income, 2013-2017...... $36,089. . . . . $46,718 • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 30 1%...... 19 .5% resident rotations (allopathic medicine, family nurse practitioner, Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 4,539. . . . 121,298 pharmacy, physician assistant) Persons per square mile, 2010...... 6...... 17 • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 6 .3...... 4 .9 rotations Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • Neurosurgery: clinical consults High School 4r-Year Cohort Graduation • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Rates, 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 68 .8%. . . . . 67 .9% school-located flu clinics (with N .M . Department of Health) Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Cibola County Health Council Priorities (2018) home and community-based transition services, medically fragile Healthy Kids, Healthy Communities case management program, school-to-work transition activities, Obesity, diabetes transition coordination Physician recruitment and retention • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: clinical services Social media Educational Substance abuse • Center for Development and Disability: Project for New Mexico Training in schools Children Who Are Deaf/Blind Youth • College of Pharmacy: community outreach and presentations Source: New Mexico Department of Health • College of Population Health: public health online trainings • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Legislative Districts • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship House Senate • Neurosurgery: community education Dist 6 - Eliseo Lee Alcon Dist 4 - George K . Muñoz • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and Dist 69 - Harry Garcia Dist 30 - Clemente Sanchez medication safety Top Five Causes of Death (2017) • Pathology: hands-on lab tour Deaths per 100,000 Cibola County N.M. (rank) • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: conferences, 1 . Heart disease...... 199 .2. . . . . 187 .3 (1) provider education, community events, infant behavioral health 2 . Cancer...... 143 .9. . . . 174 7. (2) community of practice 3 . Diabetes...... 66 .4. . . . . 32 .6 (6) • Prevention Research Center: Child Health Initiative for Lifelong Eating 4 . Unintentional injuries ...... 55 .3. . . . 72 1. (3) and Exercise Plus 5 . Cerebrovascular disease...... 55 .3. . . . . 39 .9 (5) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Source: NM DOH Indicator-Based Information System prevention programming, telehealth training on opioid use disorder screening, assessment, and co-morbidities, youth suicide prevention Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 training (with New Mexico Department of Health) Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or • Undergraduate Medical Education: Medicine in New Mexico series, Doctor of Osteopathy specializing in family, Practical Immersion Experience general or internal practice/medicine) ...... 21...... 18 • UNM Hospital: community education and trainings Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Telehealth/Telemedicine Practitioner...... 16...... 13 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Physician Assistant ...... 4...... 5 educational programs OB-GYN...... 3...... 3 • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, anxiety, chronic pain and Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 1...... 1 headache, hepatitis C, HIV, miner’s wellness, peer education program Licensed Midwife...... 1...... 0 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and crisis General Surgeon...... 3...... 3 response team building for youth suicide prevention and postvention Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Mexico Dentist...... 11...... 11 Department of Health); Indian Health Service Center for Telehealth Pharmacist...... 12...... N .A . Excellence Project; crisis intervention training and case consultation Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 to public safety personnel, mental health and the law training, Registered Nurse...... 185...... 172 peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 187...... N .A . engagement, support services and extensive case management; child Emergency Medical Technician...... 45...... 50 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee and adolescent behavioral health teleconference series 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. NM Board of Pharmacy.

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 11 Community Research UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Cibola • College of Pharmacy: Environmental influences on Child Health County (FY 2019) Outcomes program School of Medicine: ...... 25 • Prevention Research Center: NM Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, College of Nursing: ...... 16 Village Intervention and Venues for Action (VIVA II) College of Pharmacy: ...... 12 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Opioid College of Population Health: ...... 0 Use Disorder Volunteer Community Faculty in Cibola County Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM (FY 2019) Hospital to Cibola County residents (FY 2019) School of Medicine: ...... 4 Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand College of Nursing: ...... 2 Center Psych. Psych. Total College of Pharmacy: ...... 2 Charity ...... 17 . . . . . 6 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 1 ...... 0 . . . . 24 Compensated . 8,024 . . . . 1,219 . . . . 823 . . . 672 ...... 40 . . . 10,778 Self-Pay . . . . . 144 . . . . . 16 . . . . . 0 . . . . 11 ...... 0 . . . . 171 Total . . . . 8,185 . . 1,241 . . 823 . . 684 . . . 40 .10,973

12 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Colfax County

SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN COLFAX COUNTY Clinical Service QUICK FACTS Colfax County N.M. • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Population, July 2018 estimate...... 12,110. . . . 2,095,428 resident rotations (allopathic medicine, pharmacy, physical therapy) Median household income, 2013-2017...... $33,042. . . . . $46,718 • Internal Medicine: chronic kidney disease treatment outreach, Miner’s Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 19 .8%...... 19 .5% Colfax clinic Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 3,758. . . . 121,298 • Neurosurgery: clinical consults Persons per square mile, 2010...... 4...... 17 • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Got Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 4 .9...... 4 .9 Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign and school-located flu Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics clinics (with N .M . Department of Health) High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 81 .5%. . . . . 67 .9% home and community-based transition services Source: New Mexico Public Education Department Educational Colfax County Health Council Priorities (2018) • College of Pharmacy: community outreach and presentations Access to care Diabetes, obesity • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Behavioral and mental health Substance abuse • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Child abuse and neglect • Neurosurgery: community education Source: New Mexico Department of Health • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Legislative Districts conferences, Project for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, infant behavioral health community of practice, provider education House Senate • Pediatrics/Neonatology: community outreach Dist 40 - Joseph L . Sanchez Dist 8 - Pete Campos • Prevention Research Center: Child Health Initiative for Lifelong Eating Dist 67 - and Exercise Plus Top Five Causes of Death (2018) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Deaths per 100,000 Colfax County N.M. (rank) prevention programming; telehealth training on opioid use disorder 1 . Cancer...... 247 0. . . . . 174 7. (2) screening, assessment, and co-morbidities; youth suicide prevention 2 . Heart disease...... 230 .5. . . . . 187 .3 (1) training (with New Mexico Department of Health) 3 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 65 .9. . . . . 55 .2 (4) • Undergraduate Medical Education: Practical Immersion Experience 4 . Suicide...... 65 .9. . . . . 25 .5 (9) • UNM Hospital Trauma Support: car sear installation workshops 5 . Unintentional injuries ...... 57 .6. . . . 72 1. (3) Health Extension Regional Officers (HEROs) Source: NM DOH Indicator-Based Information System • Colfax County Partner HERO Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 Telehealth/Telemedicine Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, community health worker of Osteopathy specializing in family, general continuing education, counselor series, family obesity prevention, or internal practice/medicine)...... 10...... 8 hepatitis C, HIV, integrated addiction/psychiatry, miner’s wellness, peer Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 5...... 6 education program Physician Assistant ...... 4...... 5 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and OB-GYN...... 4...... 3 crisis response team building for youth suicide prevention and Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case General Surgeon...... 2...... 3 consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center Psychiatrist...... 1...... 0 for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; Dentist...... 4...... 3 peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, Pharmacist...... 7...... N .A . engagement, support services and extensive case management Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 Community Research Registered Nurse...... 73...... 66 • Clinical & Translational Science Center: evaluation of potential method Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 131...... N .A . to reduce mortality from black lung disease; study of a model for Emergency Medical Technician...... 66...... 67 expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee 2018 and • Prevention Research Center: N M. . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. NM Board of Pharmacy. • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Opioid Use Disorder

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 13 Volunteer Community Faculty in Colfax County Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital (FY 2019) to Colfax County residents (FY 2019) School of Medicine: ...... 5 Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand College of Nursing: ...... 0 Center Psych. Psych. Total College of Pharmacy: ...... 0 Compensated . . . 998 . . . . 222 . . . . 313 . . . . 143 ...... 0 . . . 1,676 UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Colfax Self-Pay ...... 16 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 1 ...... 0 . . . . . 17 County (FY 2019) Total . . . . 1,014 . . .222 . . 313 . . 144 . . . . 0 . 1,693 School of Medicine: ...... 4 College of Nursing: ...... 12 College of Pharmacy ...... : 3 College of Population Health: ...... 0

14 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Curry County

QUICK FACTS Curry County N.M. • Comprehensive Cancer Center: cancer care delivery, cancer clinical trials Population, July 2018 estimate...... 49,437. . . . 2,095,428 • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Got Median household income, 2013-2017...... $41,941. . . . . $46,718 Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (genetics, neurology, pulmonary/asthma) Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 17 .2%...... 19 .5% • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 1,405. . . . 121,298 home and community-based transition services, nurse-family home Persons per square mile, 2010...... 34...... 17 visiting, school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 4 .1...... 4 .9 • School of Medicine: Continuum of Care Project: adult neurology Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics outreach clinic High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • Surgery: cleft palate clinic 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 75 .2%. . . . . 67 .9% Educational Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for Curry County Health Council Priorities (2018) expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care Alcohol abuse Strategic planning • College of Pharmacy: community outreach and presentations, Know Capacity building Substance abuse Your Heart, Know Your Rhythm atrial fibrillation screening project Healthy food and nutrition Training in schools • College of Population Health: public health online trainings • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Healthy Kids, Healthy Communities Underage drinking • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Obesity, diabetes Youth conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project Social media for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Source: New Mexico Department of Health • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Legislative Districts prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New House Senate Mexico Department of Health) Dist 63 - Martin R . Zamora Dist 7 - Pat Woods • Undergraduate Medical Education: Practical Immersion Experience Dist 64 - Randal S . Crowder Dist 27 - Stuart Ingle Telehealth/Telemedicine • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine Dist 67 - Jack Chatfield • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Top Five Causes of Death (2018) educational programs Deaths per 100,000 Curry County N.M. (rank) • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, HIV, reproductive health 1 . Heart disease...... 179 .9. . . . . 187 .3 (1) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and 2 . Cancer...... 145 .9. . . . 174 7. (2) crisis response team building for youth suicide prevention and postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New 3 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 68 0...... 55 .2 (4) Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case 4 . Unintentional injuries ...... 54 0. . . . . 72 1. (3) consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center 5 . Alzheimer’s disease...... 44 0...... 27 .8 (8) for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 engagement, support services and extensive case management Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor Community Research of Osteopathy specializing in family, • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey general or internal practice/medicine) ...... 42...... 35 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 28...... 23 Opioid Use Disorder Physician Assistant ...... 11...... 10 OB-GYN...... 6...... 8 Volunteer Community Faculty in Curry County Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 3...... 3 (FY 2019) Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... 8 General Surgeon...... 8...... 8 College of Nursing: ...... 0 Psychiatrist...... 2...... 2 College of Pharmacy: ...... 2 Dentist...... 24...... 24 Pharmacist...... 25...... N .A . UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Curry Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 2 County (FY 2019) Registered Nurse...... 383...... 356 School of Medicine: ...... 18 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 518...... NA College of Nursing: ...... 20 Emergency Medical Technician...... 137...... 140 College of Pharmacy: ...... 22 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. College of Population Health: ...... 1 Board of Pharmacy. Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN CURRY COUNTY to Curry County residents (FY 2019) Clinical Service Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Center Psych. Psych. Total resident rotations (allopathic medicine, family nurse practitioner, Compensated . . 1,287 . . . . 137 . . . . . 42 . . . . 57 ...... 3. . . . 1,526 pharmacy) Self-Pay ...... 12 . . . . . 5 . . . . . 0 . . . . 4 ...... 1 . . . . 22 • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student Total . . . . 1,299 . . .142 . . .42 . . .61 . . . . 4 . 1,548 rotations

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 15 De Baca County

QUICK FACTS De Baca County N.M. Educational Population, July 2018 estimate...... 1,781. . . . 2,095,428 • College of Pharmacy: conferences and provider education Median household income, 2013-2017...... $31,439. . . . . $46,718 • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Persons below poverty level, percent, 2013-2017. . 20 .4%...... 19 .5% • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 2,323. . . . 121,298 prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with Persons per square mile, 2010...... 0 .9...... 17 New Mexico Department of Health) Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 4 .6...... 4 .9 Telehealth/Telemedicine Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 88 1%...... 67 .9% educational programs Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, HIV De Baca County Health Council Priorities (2018) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Capacity building crisis response team building for youth suicide prevention and Healthy food and nutrition postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Obesity, diabetes Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case Strategic planning consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center Source: New Mexico Department of Health for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, Legislative Districts engagement, support services and extensive case management House Senate Community Research Dist 63 - Martin R . Zamora Dist 27 - Stuart Ingle • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for Top 5 Causes of Death (2018) expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care Deaths per 100,000 De Baca County N.M. (rank) • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey 1 . Heart disease...... 277 0...... 187 .3 (1) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for 2 . Cancer...... 277 0. . . . . 174 7. (2) Opioid Use Disorder 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... N .A . . . . 72 1. (3) Volunteer Community Faculty in De Baca County 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... N .A . . . . . 55 .2 (4) (FY 2019) 5 . Cerebrovascular disease...... N .A . . . . . 39 .9 (5) Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System School of Medicine: ...... 0 College of Nursing: ...... 0 Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 College of Pharmacy: ...... 0 Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor of Osteopathy specializing in family, UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in general or internal practice/medicine) ...... 2...... 2 De Baca County (FY 2019) Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . . 1...... 2 School of Medicine: ...... 0 Physician Assistant ...... 0...... 0 College of Nursing: ...... 0 OB-GYN...... 0...... 0 College of Pharmacy: ...... 0 Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 College of Population Health: ...... 0 Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital General Surgeon...... 0...... 0 to De Baca County residents (FY 2019) Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand Dentist...... 0...... 1 Center Psych. Psych. Total Pharmacist...... 2...... N .A . Compensated . . 177 . . . . 49 . . . . . 1 . . . . 4 ...... 0 . . . . 231 Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 Self-Pay ...... 0 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 1 ...... 0 . . . . . 1 Registered Nurse...... 8...... 7 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 18...... 0 Total . . . . . 177 . . . 49 . . . 1 . . . 5 . . . . 0 . . 232 Emergency Medical Technician...... 22...... 23 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board of Pharmacy.

SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN DE BACA COUNTY Clinical Service • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, home and community-based transition services, medically fragile case management program, school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination

16 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Doña Ana County

QUICK FACTS Doña Ana County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN DOÑA ANA Population, July 2018 estimate...... 217,522. . . . 2,095,428 COUNTY Median household income, 2013-2017...... $39,114. . . . . $46,718 Clinical Service Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 24 .9%...... 19 .5% • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 3,802. . . . 121,298 resident rotations (allopathic medicine, certified nurse midwife, Persons per square mile, 2010...... 55...... 17 family nurse practitioner, family practice, pediatric nurse practitioner, Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 5 .7...... 4 .9 pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant, psychiatric and Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics mental health nurse practitioner) High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 80 .0%. . . . . 67 .9% Source: New Mexico Public Education Department rotations • College of Pharmacy: community clinical outreach and student Doña Ana County Health Council Priorities (2018) rotations, free flu clinics, health fairs, health screenings Physician recruitment and retention • Comprehensive Cancer Center: cancer care delivery, cancer clinical Strategic planning trials Source: New Mexico Department of Health • Office for Community Health: medical residency program on U .S .- Mexico border, New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Got Shots Back- Legislative Districts to-School immunization campaign House Senate • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (cardiology, developmental disabilities/ Dist 33 - Dist 31 - Joseph Cervantes mental illness, genetics, gastrointestinal, metabolic, nephrology, Dist 34 - Dist 34 - Ron Griggs orthopaedics, pulmonary/asthma/cystic fibrosis) Dist 35 - Dist 35 - John Arthur Smith • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Dist 36 - Nathan P . Small Dist 36 - Jeff Steinborn home and community-based transition services, medically fragile Dist 37 - Joanne J . Ferrary Dist 37 - William P . Soules case management program, nurse-family home visiting, school-to- Dist 39 - Rodolpho “Rudy” S . Martinez Dist 38 - Mary Kay Papen work transition activities, transition coordination Dist 52 - Doreen Y . Gallegos • Surgery: cleft palate clinic Dist 53 - Willie D . Madrid Educational Top Five Causes of Death (2018) • College of Pharmacy: Know Your Heart, Know Your Rhythm atrial Deaths per 100,000 Doña Ana County N.M. (rank) fibrillation screening project, SURE Center - Consider New Mexico 1 . Cancer...... 149 .5. . . . 174 7. (2) Project: Pharmacy-based naloxone education to increase community 2 . Heart disease...... 137 .5. . . . . 187 .3 (1) access 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 46 .9. . . . 72 1. (3) • College of Population Health: public health online trainings 4 . Cerebrovascular disease...... 44 .2. . . . . 39 .9 (5) • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Cowboys for Cancer Research 5 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 40 .9. . . . . 55 .2 (4) • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System • Neurosciences: community presentations • Obstetrics & Gynecology: trainings on pelvic exams and offering Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 immediately post-partum long-acting reversible contraception Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Pathology: summer research experience of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community or internal practice/medicine)...... 200...... 162 events, conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 138...... 174 Project for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider Physician Assistant ...... 44...... 41 education OB-GYN...... 23...... 22 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 14...... 14 prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with Licensed Midwife...... 5...... 5 New Mexico Department of Health) General Surgeon...... 15...... 14 • Undergraduate Medical Education: Practical Immersion Experience Psychiatrist...... 26...... 28 Health Extension Regional Officers (HEROs) Dentist...... 109...... 114 • Southern New Mexico Health Extension Office Pharmacist...... 134...... N .A . Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 6 Telehealth/Telemedicine • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine Registered Nurse...... 1,569...... 1,516 • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, chronic pain and Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 2,328...... N .A . headache, community health worker continuing education, Emergency Medical Technician...... 468...... 471 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee counselor series, crisis intervention training, endocrinology, family 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board obesity prevention, general cardiology, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, of Pharmacy.

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 17 HIV, integrated addiction/psychiatry, peer education program, nurse • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for practitioner/certified nurse midwife primary care, reproductive health, Opioid Use Disorder tuberculosis • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Volunteer Community Faculty in Doña Ana County crisis response team building for youth suicide prevention and (FY 2019) postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New School of Medicine: ...... 42 Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case College of Nursing: ...... 3 consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center College of Pharmacy: ...... 14 for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Doña peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, Ana County (FY 2019) engagement, support services and extensive case management School of Medicine: ...... 160 Community Research College of Nursing: ...... 70 • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for College of Pharmacy: ...... 1 expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care; College of Population Health: ...... 4 study of potential method to improve adolescent health; study of potential treatment for, and prevention of, hepatitis; Clinical Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital & Translational Research Infrastructure Network Institutional to Doña Ana County residents (FY 2019) Development Award Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand • College of Population Health: Transdisciplinary Research, Equity and Center Psych. Psych. Total Engagement Center for Advancing Behavioral Health: community Charity ...... 10 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 10 advisory board representation, UndocuResearch: Mental health Compensated . 5,468 . . . 862 . . . . . 34 . . . 224 ...... 8 . . 6,596 among Undocumented and Mixed Status Families of New Mexico Self-Pay ...... 59 . . . . 13 . . . . . 0 . . . . 3 ...... 0 . . . . 75 • Comprehensive Cancer Center: community advisory board member Totals . . . .5,537 . . .875 . . .34 . . 227 . . . . 8 . 6,681 representation • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, Sexual Violence Prevention Statewide Coordination and Technical Assistance Program

18 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Eddy County

QUICK FACTS Eddy County N.M. home and community-based transition services, nurse-family home Population, July 2018 estimate...... 57,900. . . . 2,095,428 visiting, school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination Median household income, 2013-2017...... $60,703. . . . . $46,718 Educational Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 15 0%...... 19 .5% • College of Pharmacy: community outreach and presentations, Know Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 4,176. . . . 121,298 Your Heart, Know Your Rhythm atrial fibrillation screening project Persons per square mile, 2010...... 13...... 17 • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 3 .3...... 4 .9 • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • Pathology: hands-on lab tour High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 74 .5%. . . . . 67 .9% Source: New Mexico Public Education Department conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Eddy County Health Council Priorities (2018) • Prevention Research Center: Child Health Initiative for Lifelong Eating Capacity building and Exercise Plus Source: New Mexico Department of Health • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Legislative Districts prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New House Senate Mexico Department of Health) Dist 54 - James G . Townsend Dist 32 - Cliff R . Pirtle Telehealth/Telemedicine Dist 55 - Cathrynn N . Brown Dist 34 - Ron Griggs • Dermatology: clinical consultations Dist 41 - Gregg Fulfer • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Dist 42 - Gay G . Kernan educational programs • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, community health worker Top Five Causes of Death (2018) trainings, endocrinology, hepatitis C, HIV, integrated addiction/ Deaths per 100,000 Eddy County N.M. (rank) psychiatry 1 . Heart disease...... 237 .3. . . . . 187 .3 (1) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and 2 . Cancer...... 177 1. . . . . 174 7. (2) crisis response team building for youth suicide prevention and 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 96 .3. . . . 72 1. (3) postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 61 .9. . . . . 55 .2 (4) Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case 5 . Alzheimer’s disease...... 36 1...... 27 .2 (8) consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor engagement, support services and extensive case management of Osteopathy specializing in family, Community Research general or internal practice/medicine) ...... 33...... 27 • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 48...... 47 expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care Physician Assistant ...... 9...... 13 • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, OB-GYN...... 7...... 6 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program N .M . Evaluation Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 1...... 1 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 Opioid Use Disorder General Surgeon...... 5...... 5 Psychiatrist...... 2...... 2 Volunteer Community Faculty in Eddy County Dentist...... 17...... 14 (FY 2019) Pharmacist...... 42...... N .A . School of Medicine: ...... 9 Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 4 College of Nursing: ...... 5 Registered Nurse...... 437...... 389 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 621...... N .A . College of Pharmacy: ...... 2 Emergency Medical Technician...... 164...... 176 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Eddy 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board County (FY 2019) of Pharmacy. School of Medicine: ...... 12 SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN EDDY COUNTY College of Nursing: ...... 22 Clinical Service College of Pharmacy: ...... 86 • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student College of Population Health: ...... 1 and resident rotations (family nurse practitioner, pediatric nurse Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital practitioner, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant) • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student rotations to Eddy County residents (FY 2019) • Internal Medicine: chronic kidney disease treatment outreach Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Got Center Psych. Psych. Total Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign Charity ...... 1 . . . . . 2 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . 3 Compensated . .1,948 . . . . 310 . . . . . 62 . . . . 77 ...... 4 . . . 2,401 • Neurology: outreach clinic Self-Pay ...... 45 . . . . 20 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 1 ...... 0 . . . . 66 • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (genetics, pulmonary/asthma/cystic fibrosis) • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Totals . . . .1,994 . . .332 . . .62 . . .78 . . . . 4 . 2,470

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 19 Grant County

QUICK FACTS Grant County N.M. • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student Population, July 2018 estimate 27,346 2,095,428 rotations Median household income, 2013-2017...... $40,470. . . . . $46,718 • Comprehensive Cancer Center: cancer care delivery Persons below poverty level, percent, 2013-2017. . 20 .7%...... 19 .5% • Internal Medicine: chronic kidney disease treatment outreach Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 3,962. . . . 121,298 • Neurology: outreach clinic Persons per square mile, 2010...... 7...... 17 • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 4 .9...... 4 .9 Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • Pathology: clinical consultations High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (genetics, orthopaedics, pulmonary/ 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 84 .4%. . . . . 67 .9% asthma) Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Grant County Health Council Priorities (2018) home and community-based transition services, medically fragile Mental and behavioral health case management program, nurse-family home visiting, school-to- Source: New Mexico Department of Health work transition activities, transition coordination • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences/Center for Behavioral Health: Legislative Districts clinical services and consultations House Senate Educational Dist 32 - Candie G . Sweetser Dist 28 - Gabriel Ramos • College of Pharmacy: community outreach and presentations Dist 38 - • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Dist 39 - Rodolpho “Rudy” S . Martinez • Pathology: summer research experience Top Five Causes of Death (2018) • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Deaths per 100,000 Grant County N.M. (rank) conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project 1 . Heart disease...... 300 .4. . . . . 187 .3 (1) for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education 2 . Cancer...... 246 1. . . . . 174 7. (2) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 72 .4. . . . 72 1. (3) prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with 4 . Suicide...... 50 .7. . . . . 25 .5 (9) New Mexico Department of Health) 5 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 47 1...... 55 .2 (4) • Undergraduate Medical Education: Practical Immersion Experience Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System Health Extension Regional Officers (HEROs) • Southwestern New Mexico Health Extension Office Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 Telehealth/Telemedicine Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine of Osteopathy specializing in family, • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, community health worker general or internal practice/medicine) ...... 40...... 26 continuing education, counselor series, endocrinology, hepatitis Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . . 15...... 20 C, HIV, integrated addiction/psychiatry, integrative cognitive Physician Assistant ...... 17...... 17 rehabilitation OB-GYN...... 3...... 3 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 4...... 4 crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and Licensed Midwife...... 1...... 1 postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New General Surgeon...... 4...... 3 Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case Psychiatrist...... 3...... 5 consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center Dentist...... 12...... 12 for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; Pharmacist...... 23...... N .A . peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 engagement, support services and extensive case management Registered Nurse...... 323...... 287 Community Research Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 394...... N .A . • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for Emergency Medical Technician...... 95...... 92 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care; 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board study of potential treatment for chronic pain of Pharmacy. • Comprehensive Cancer Center: community advisory board member representation SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN GRANT COUNTY • College of Pharmacy: Environmental influences on Child Health Clinical Service Outcomes program • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, resident rotations (allopathic medicine, certified nurse midwife, Sexual Violence Prevention Statewide Coordination and Technical dental, family nurse practitioner, family practice, pediatric nurse Assistance Program practitioner, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Opioid Use Disorder

20 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Volunteer Community Faculty in Grant County Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital (FY 2019) to Grant County residents (FY 2019) School of Medicine: ...... 16 Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand College of Nursing: ...... 4 Center Psych. Psych. Total College of Pharmacy: ...... 1 Compensated . . 1,339 . . . . 133 . . . . . 6 . . . . 101 ...... 2 . . . . 1,581 Self-Pay ...... 10 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 1 ...... 0 . . . . 11 UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Grant County (FY 2019) Total . . . . 1,349 . . .133 . . . 6 . . 102 . . . . 2 . 1,592

School of Medicine: ...... 34 College of Nursing: ...... 32 College of Pharmacy: ...... 21 College of Population Health: ...... 0

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 21 Guadalupe County

QUICK FACTS Guadalupe County N.M. • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Population, July 2018 estimate...... 4,341. . . . 2,095,428 home and community-based transition services, medically fragile Median household income, 2013-2017...... $26,060. . . . . $46,718 case management program, school-to-work transition activities, Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 24 .3%...... 19 .5% transition coordination Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 3,030. . . . 121,298 Educational Persons per square mile, 2010...... 2...... 17 • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 5 .5...... 4 .9 • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship, residency High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, program, Rural Health Fellowship 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 86 0%...... 67 .9% • Neurosurgery: community education Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and medication safety Guadalupe County Health Council Priorities (2018) • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Behavioral and mental health conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project Diabetes for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Obesity • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Substance abuse prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New Youth Source: New Mexico Department of Health Mexico Department of Health) Health Extension Regional Officers (HEROs) Legislative Districts • Guadalupe County Partner HERO House Senate Telehealth/Telemedicine Dist 63 - Martin R . Zamora Dist 8 - Pete Campos • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and educational programs Top Five Causes of Death (2018) • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, hepatitis C, HIV, integrated Deaths per 100,000 Guadalupe County N.M. (rank) addition/psychiatry, peer education program 1 . Heart disease...... 388 0...... 187 .3 (1) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and 2 . Cancer...... 205 .4. . . . 174 7. (2) crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and 3 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 91 .3. . . . . 55 .2 (4) postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New 4 . Unintentional injuries ...... N .A . . . . 72 1. (3) Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case 5 . Cerebrovascular disease...... N .A . . . . . 39 .9 (5) consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 engagement, support services and extensive case management Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor Community Research of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for or internal practice/medicine)...... 2...... 1 expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 4...... 4 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Physician Assistant ...... 1...... 0 Opioid Use Disorder OB-GYN...... 0...... 0 • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 Volunteer Community Faculty in Guadalupe County General Surgeon...... 0...... 0 (FY 2019) Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... 12 Dentist...... 1...... 0 College of Nursing: ...... 0 Pharmacist...... 0...... N .A . College of Pharmacy: ...... 1 Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 Registered Nurse...... 24...... 26 UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 40...... N .A . Guadalupe County (FY 2019) Emergency Medical Technician...... 16...... 17 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee School of Medicine: ...... 4 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board College of Nursing: ...... 2 of Pharmacy. College of Pharmacy: ...... 16 SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN GUADALUPE College of Population Health: ...... 0 COUNTY Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital Clinical Service to Guadalupe County residents (FY 2019) • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand resident rotations (allopathic medicine, family practice) Center Psych. Psych. Total • Neurosurgery: clinical consults • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Compensated . . . 720 . . . . 219 . . . . . 0 . . . . 59 ...... 1 . . . . 999 Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign and school- Self-Pay ...... 27 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . 27 located flu clinics (with N .M . Department of Health) Totals . . . . 747 . . .219 . . . 0 . . .59 . . . . 1 . 1,026

22 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Harding County

QUICK FACTS Harding County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN HARDING COUNTY Population, July 2018 estimate...... 655. . . . 2,095,428 Clinical Service Median household income, 2013-2017...... $35,096. . . . . $46,718 • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 16 7%...... 19 .5% resident rotations (family nurse practitioner) Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 2,125. . . . 121,298 • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student Persons per square mile, 2010...... 0 .3...... 17 rotations Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 5 .3...... 4 .9 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics Early Childhood Evaluation Program, home and community-based High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, transition services, medically fragile case management program, 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... N/A. . . . . 67 .9% school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination Source: New Mexico Public Education Department Educational Harding County Health Council Priorities (2018) • College of Pharmacy: conferences and provider education Access to care • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Transportation • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Veterans services prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New Source: New Mexico Department of Health Mexico Department of Health) Legislative Districts Telehealth/Telemedicine House Senate • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Dist 67 - Jack Chatfield Dist 8 - Pete Campos educational programs • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, HIV Top Five Causes of Death (2018) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Deaths per 100,000 Harding County N.M. (rank) crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and 1 . Cancer...... 572 .9. . . . 174 7. (2) postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New 2 . Heart disease...... N .A . . . . . 187 .3 (1) Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... N .A . . . . 72 1. (3) consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... N .A . . . . . 55 .2 (4) for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; 5 . Cerebrovascular disease...... N .A . . . . . 39 .9 (5) peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System engagement, support services and extensive case management Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 Community Research Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for or internal practice/medicine)...... 0...... 0 Opioid Use Disorder Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 0...... 0 Volunteer Community Faculty in Harding County (FY Physician Assistant ...... 0...... 0 2019) OB-GYN...... 0...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... 0 Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 College of Nursing: ...... 1 Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 College of Pharmacy: ...... N .A . General Surgeon...... 0...... 0 Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Dentist...... 0 Harding County (FY 2019) Pharmacist...... 0...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... N .A . Pharmacist Clinician ...... 0...... N .A . College of Nursing: ...... N .A . Registered Nurse...... N .A ...... 0 College of Pharmacy: ...... N .A . Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 6...... N .A . College of Population Health: ...... N .A . Emergency Medical Technician...... 7...... 8 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board of Pharmacy. to Harding County residents (FY 2019) Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand Center Psych. Psych. Total Compensated . . . 54 . . . . . 9 . . . . . 1 . . . . 6 ...... 0 . . . . 70 Totals . . . . .54 . . . .9 . . . 1 . . . 6 . . . . 0 . . .70

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 23 Hidalgo County

QUICK FACTS Hidalgo County N.M. home and community-based transition services, medically fragile Population, July 2018 estimate...... 4,240. . . . 2,095,428 case management program, school-to-work transition activities, Median household income, 2013-2017...... $31,829. . . . . $46,718 transition coordination Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 25 7%...... 19 .5% Educational Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 3,437. . . . 121,298 • College of Pharmacy: conferences and provider education Persons per square mile, 2010...... 1 .4...... 17 • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 3 .8...... 4 .9 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, Mexico Department of Health) 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 85 .4%. . . . . 67 .9% Telehealth/Telemedicine Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Hidalgo County Health Council Priorities (2018) educational programs Healthy food and nutrition • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, chronic pain and headache, Suicide community health worker continuing education, endocrinology, HIV Underage drinking • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Source: New Mexico Department of Health crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Legislative Districts Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case House Senate consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center Dist 32 - Candie G . Sweetser Dist 35 - John Arthur Smith for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; Dist 38 - Rebecca Dow peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, Top Five Causes of Death (2018) engagement, support services and extensive case management Community Research Deaths per 100,000 Hidalgo County N.M. (rank) • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for 1 . Heart disease...... 556 1...... 187 .3 (1) expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care 2 . Cancer...... 208 .6. . . . 174 7. (2) • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... N .A . . . . 72 1. (3) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... N .A . . . . . 55 .2 (4) Opioid Use Disorder 5 . Cerebrovascular disease...... N .A . . . . . 39 .9 (5) Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System Volunteer Community Faculty in Hidalgo County Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 (FY 2019) Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or School of Medicine: ...... 2 Doctor of Osteopathy specializing in family, general College of Nursing: ...... 0 or internal practice/medicine)...... 2...... 2 College of Pharmacy: ...... 0 Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 0...... 0 UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing Physician Assistant ...... 1...... 1 OB-GYN...... 1...... 0 in Hidalgo County (FY 2019) School of Medicine: ...... N .A . Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 College of Nursing: ...... N .A . Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 College of Pharmacy: ...... N .A . General Surgeon...... 0...... 0 College of Population Health: ...... N .A . Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 Dentist...... 1...... 1 Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital Pharmacist...... 1...... N .A . to Hidalgo County residents (FY 2019) Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand Registered Nurse...... 4...... 6 Center Psych. Psych. Total Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 17...... N .A . Compensated . . . 226 . . . . . 39 . . . . . 1 . . . . 20 ...... 0 . . . 286 Emergency Medical Technician...... 23...... 22 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee Self-Pay ...... 1 . . . . . 5 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . 6 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board Totals . . . . 227 . . . 44 . . . 1 . . 20 . . . . 0 . . 292 of Pharmacy.

SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN HIDALGO COUNTY Clinical Service • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and resident rotations (pediatric nurse practitioner) • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student rotations • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs,

24 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Lea County

QUICK FACTS Lea County N.M. home and community-based transition services, medically fragile case Population, July 2018 estimate...... 69,611. . . . 2,095,428 management program, school-to-work transition activities, transition Median household income, 2013-2017...... $59,285. . . . . $46,718 coordination Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 16 1%...... 19 .5% Educational Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 4,390. . . . 121,298 • College of Nursing: Participation in the New Mexico Nursing Education Persons per square mile, 2010...... 15...... 17 Consortium to create opportunities for nursing education Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 4 .1...... 4 .9 • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship, 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 81 1%...... 67 .9% • Neurosurgery: community education Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and Lea County Health Council Priorities (2018) medication safety Alcohol abuse Sexual violence, assault • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Capacity building Social media conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project for Impact of race, social and economic Strategic planning New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education injustice on population health Suicide • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Mental, behavioral health Training in schools prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New Obesity, diabetes Underage drinking Mexico Department of Health) Source: New Mexico Department of Health Health Extension Regional Officers (HEROs) • Southeastern New Mexico Health Extension Office Legislative Districts House Senate Telehealth/Telemedicine Dist 61 - David M . Gallegos Dist 27 - Stuart Ingle • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine Dist 62 - Larry R . Scott Dist 41 - Gregg Fulfer • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Dist 66 - Phelps Anderson Dist 42 - Gay G . Kernan educational programs • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, chronic pain and headache, Top Five Causes of Death (2018) counselor series, hepatitis C, HIV, integrated addition/psychiatry, Deaths per 100,000 Lea County N.M. (rank) reproductive health 1 . Heart disease...... 169 .4. . . . . 187 .3 (1) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and crisis 2 . Cancer...... 168 0. . . . . 174 7. (2) response team-building for youth suicide prevention and postvention 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 70 .6. . . . 72 1. (3) through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Mexico Department 4 . Alzheimer’s disease...... 64 .9. . . . . 27 .2 (8) of Health); crisis intervention training and case consultation to public 5 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 63 .6. . . . . 55 .2 (4) safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center for Telehealth Excellence Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System Project; mental health and the law training; peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, engagement, support Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 services and extensive case management Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor of Osteopathy specializing in family, general Community Research • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of potential method to or internal practice/medicine)...... 41...... 34 improve adolescent health; study of potential treatment of obesity Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 36...... 38 among adolescents Physician Assistant ...... 11...... 9 • College of Population Health: Transdisciplinary Research, Equity and OB-GYN...... 10...... 10 Engagement Center for Advancing Behavioral Health: community Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 advisory board representation Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey General Surgeon...... 3...... 3 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Opioid Psychiatrist...... 4...... 3 Use Disorder Dentist...... 22...... 19 Pharmacist...... 33...... N .A . Volunteer Community Faculty in Lea County (FY 2019) Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... 14 Registered Nurse...... 368...... 323 College of Nursing: ...... 0 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 584...... N .A . College of Pharmacy: ...... 1 Emergency Medical Technician...... 163...... 177 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Lea 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board of Pharmacy. County (FY 2019) School of Medicine:...... 15 College of Pharmacy: ...... 1 SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN LEA COUNTY College of Nursing: ...... 26 College of Population Health: . 0 Clinical Service Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and resident rotations (family practice, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant) to Lea County residents (FY 2019) • Neurosurgery: clinical consults Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Got Center Psych. Psych. Total Compensated . . . 933 . . . . . 89 . . . . 351 . . . . 37 ...... 3. . . . . 1,413 Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign and school-located flu Self-Pay ...... 71 . . . . . 9 . . . . . 0 . . . . 3 ...... 0 . . . . 83 clinics (with N M. . Department of Health) • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (orthopaedics, pulmonary/asthma) Totals . . . .1,004 . . . 98 . . 351 . . 40 . . . . 3 . 1,496 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 25 Lincoln County

QUICK FACTS Lincoln County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN LINCOLN COUNTY Population, July 2018 estimate...... 19,556. . . . 2,095,428 Clinical Service Median household income, 2013-2017...... $42,145. . . . . $46,718 • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 16 .4%...... 19 .5% resident rotations (allopathic medicine, family nurse practitioner, Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 4,831. . . . 121,298 pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant) Persons per square mile, 2010...... 4...... 17 • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 4 .6...... 4 .9 rotations Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 79 .6%. . . . . 67 .9% • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Source: New Mexico Public Education Department home and community-based transition services, medically fragile Lincoln County Health Council Priorities (2018) case management program, school-to-work transition activities, Alcohol abuse Mental, behavioral health transition coordination Capacity building Obesity, diabetes Educational Child abuse, adverse childhood Sexual violence, assault • College of Pharmacy: community education events experiences, bullying Social media • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Elder abuse and neglect Strategic planning • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Food access Substance abuse • Emergency Medicine: wilderness EMT upgrade course Healthy food and nutrition Training in schools • Family & Community Medicine: PA clerkship Healthy Kids, Healthy Communities Youth • Neurosurgery: community education Impact of race, social and economic • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and injustice on population health medication safety • Pediatrics: developmental care continuity program Source: New Mexico Department of Health 2018 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project Legislative Districts for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education House Senate • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Dist 56 - Zachary J . Cook Dist 33 - William F . Burt prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New Dist 59 - Greg Nibert Dist 39 - Elizabeth “Liz” Stefanics Mexico Department of Health) Top Five Causes of Death (2018) • Undergraduate Medical Education: Medicine in New Mexico series, Deaths per 100,000 Lincoln County N.M. (rank) Practical Immersion Experience 1 . Heart disease...... 312 0...... 187 .3 (1) • UNM Hospital Emergency Medicine: community education events 2 . Cancer...... 199 .5. . . . 174 7. (2) Telehealth/Telemedicine 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 87 0. . . . . 72 1. (3) • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 81 .8. . . . . 55 .2 (4) educational programs 5 . Cerebrovascular disease...... 81 .8. . . . . 39 .9 (5) • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, endocrinology, general Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System cardiology, HIV, miner’s wellness, nurse practitioner/certified nurse midwife primary care, reproductive health Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and or Doctor of Osteopathy specializing in family, general postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New or internal practice/medicine)...... 14...... 11 Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 8...... 7 consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center Physician Assistant ...... 2...... 2 for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; OB-GYN...... 2...... 3 peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 engagement, support services and extensive case management Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 Community Research General Surgeon...... 1...... 2 • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Dentist...... 9...... 8 Opioid Use Disorder Pharmacist...... 14...... N .A . Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 1 Registered Nurse...... 135...... 120 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 174...... N .A . Emergency Medical Technician...... 101...... 103 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board of Pharmacy.

26 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Volunteer Community Faculty in Lincoln County Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM (FY 2019) Hospital to Lincoln County residents (FY 2019) School of Medicine: ...... 5 Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand College of Nursing: ...... 1 Center Psych. Psych. Total College of Pharmacy: ...... 1 Charity ...... 5 . . . . . 7 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 12 Compensated . . 1,287 . . . . 531 . . . . . 7 . . . . 118 ...... 0 . . . 1,943 UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing Self-Pay ...... 27 . . . . 12 . . . . . 0 . . . . 2 ...... 0 . . . . . 41 in Lincoln County (FY 2019) Totals . . . .1,319 . . .550 . . . 7 . . 120 . . . . 0 . 1,996 School of Medicine: ...... 19 College of Nursing: ...... 6 College of Pharmacy: ...... 14 College of Population Health: ...... 0

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 27 Los Alamos County

QUICK FACTS Los Alamos County N.M. • Neurosurgery: clinical consults Population, July 2018 estimate...... 19,101. . . . 2,095,428 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Median household income, 2013-2017...... $110,190. . . . . $46,718 home and community-based transition services, medically fragile case Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 3 .9%...... 19 .5% management program, school-to-work transition activities, transition Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 109. . . . 121,298 coordination Persons per square mile, 2010...... 164...... 17 Educational Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 3 .4...... 4 .9 • College of Pharmacy: community education events Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • College of Population Health: public health online trainings High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • Neurosurgery: community education 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 86 .6%. . . . . 67 .9% • Pathology: hands-on lab tours Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Los Alamos County Health Council Priorities (2018) conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project Healthy families for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Individuals at risk • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Older adults prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New People in crisis Mexico Department of Health) Youth • Undergraduate Medical Education: Medicine in New Mexico series, Source: New Mexico Department of Health Practical Immersion Experience Telehealth/Telemedicine Legislative Districts • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine House Senate • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Dist 43 - Dist 5 - Richard C . Martinez educational programs Dist 6 - Roberto “Bobby” J . • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, HIV Gonzales • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Top Five Causes of Death (2018) crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and Deaths per 100,000 Los Alamos County N.M. (rank) postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New 1 . Heart disease...... 180 .8. . . . . 187 .3 (1) Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case 2 . Cancer...... 154 .2. . . . 174 7. (2) consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 58 .5. . . . 72 1. (3) for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 53 .2. . . . . 55 .2 (4) peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, 5 . Cerebrovascular disease ...... 31 .9. . . . . 39 .9 (5) engagement, support services and extensive case management Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System Community Research • College of Pharmacy: Environmental influences on Child Health Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 Outcomes program Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey of Osteopathy specializing in family, general or internal practice/medicine)...... 37...... 33 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . . 10...... 12 Opioid Use Disorder Physician Assistant ...... 13...... 14 Volunteer Community Faculty in Los Alamos County OB-GYN...... 4...... 5 Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 2...... 2 (FY 2019) Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... 13 General Surgeon...... 5...... 5 College of Nursing: ...... 0 Psychiatrist...... 3...... 2 College of Pharmacy: ...... 1 Dentist...... 12...... 12 Pharmacist...... 12...... N .A . UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 2 Los Alamos County (FY 2019) Registered Nurse...... 166...... 141 School of Medicine: ...... 54 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 222...... N .A . College of Nursing: ...... 38 Emergency Medical Technician...... 122...... 159 College of Pharmacy: ...... 7 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee College of Population Health: ...... 1 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board of Pharmacy. Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN LOS ALAMOS to Los Alamos County residents (FY 2019) Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand COUNTY Center Psych. Psych. Total Clinical Service Charity ...... 2 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 2 • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Compensated . . 1,729 . . . 506 . . . . . 49 . . . 150 ...... 5. . . . 2,439 resident rotations (allopathic medicine, family practice, pharmacy, Self-Pay ...... 29 . . . . . 6 . . . . . 0 . . . . 9 ...... 0 . . . . 44 physical therapy) Totals . . . .1,760 . . .512 . . .49 . . 159 . . . . 5 . 2,485

28 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Luna County

QUICK FACTS Luna County N.M. case management program, school-to-work transition activities, Population, July 2018 estimate...... 23,963. . . . 2,095,428 transition coordination Median household income, 2013-2017...... $27,602. . . . . $46,718 Educational Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 27 .2%...... 19 .5% • College of Pharmacy: community education events Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 2,965. . . . 121,298 • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Persons per square mile, 2010...... 9...... 17 • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 11 .9...... 4 .9 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 70 .9%. . . . . 67 .9% • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Source: New Mexico Public Education Department prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with Luna County Health Council Priorities (2018) New Mexico Department of Health) Healthy food and nutrition • Undergraduate Medical Education: Practical Immersion Experience Substance abuse Telehealth/Telemedicine Source: New Mexico Department of Health • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Legislative Districts educational programs House Senate • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, HIV Dist 32 - Candie G . Sweetser Dist 35 - John Arthur Smith • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Top Five Causes of Death (2018) crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Deaths per 100,000 Luna County N.M. (rank) Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case 1 . Heart disease...... 312 .6. . . . . 187 .3 (1) consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center 2 . Cancer...... 280 1. . . . . 174 7. (2) for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; 3 . Diabetes...... 81 .2. . . . . 32 .6 (6) peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, 4 . Unintentional injuries ...... 69 0. . . . . 72 1. (3) engagement, support services and extensive case management 5 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 56 .8. . . . . 55 .2 (4) Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System Community Research • College of Pharmacy: Environmental influences on Child Health Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 Outcomes program Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Comprehensive Cancer Center: community advisory board member of Osteopathy specializing in family, general representation or internal practice/medicine)...... 9...... 6 • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . . 17...... 15 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Physician Assistant ...... 3...... 4 Opioid Use Disorder OB-GYN...... 2...... 2 Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 Volunteer Community Faculty in Luna County Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 (FY 2019) General Surgeon...... 1...... 1 School of Medicine: ...... 2 Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 College of Nursing: ...... 0 Dentist...... 7...... 8 College of Pharmacy: ...... 0 Pharmacist...... 8...... N .A . Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 1 UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Luna Registered Nurse...... 100...... 97 County (FY 2019) Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 146...... N .A . School of Medicine: ...... 5 Emergency Medical Technician...... 42...... 44 College of Nursing: ...... 2 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee College of Pharmacy: ...... 11 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. College of Population Health: ...... 0 Board of Pharmacy. Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN LUNA COUNTY to Luna County residents (FY 2019) Clinical Service Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Center Psych. Psych. Total resident rotations (allopathic medicine) Compensated . . .806 . . . . . 72 . . . . . 3 . . . . 24 ...... 0 . . . . 905 • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Self-Pay ...... 31 . . . . . 56 . . . . . 0 . . . . 2 ...... 0 . . . . 89 Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign and school- Totals . . . . 837 . . .128 . . . 3 . . .26 . . . . 0 . . 994 located flu clinics (with N .M . Department of Health) • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, home and community-based transition services, medically fragile

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 29 McKinley County

QUICK FACTS McKinley County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN MCKINLEY Population, July 2018 estimate...... 72,290. . . . 2,095,428 COUNTY Median household income, 2013-2017...... $30,336. . . . . $46,718 Clinical Service Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 32 .3%...... 19 .5% • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 5,450. . . . 121,298 resident rotations (adult-gerontology acute care nurse practitioner, Persons per square mile, 2010...... 13...... 17 allopathic medicine, certified nurse midwife, family nurse practitioner, Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 7 1...... 4 .9 family practice, physical therapy, physician assistant, psychiatric and Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics mental health nurse practitioner) High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 67 .6%. . . . . 67 .9% Source: New Mexico Public Education Department rotations • Comprehensive Cancer Center: cancer care delivery, cancer clinical McKinley County Health Council Priorities (2018) trials Impact of race, social and economic injustice on population health • Neurosurgery: clinical consults Mental and behavioral health • Obstetrics & Gynecology: outreach clinics Substance abuse • Pathology: clinical consults Source: New Mexico Department of Health • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (cardiology, genetics, neurology) Legislative Districts • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, fetal alcohol syndrome disorder clinic, home and community-based House Senate Dist 5 - Doreen W . Johnson Dist 3 - Shannon D . Pinto transition services, medically fragile case management program, Dist 6 - Eliseo Lee Alcon Dist 4 - George K . Muñoz school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination Dist 9 - Patricia A . Lundstrom Dist 22 - Benny Shendo • Surgery: cleft palate clinic Dist 69 - Harry Garcia Dist 30 - Clemente Sanchez Educational • College of Nursing: participation in the New Mexico Nursing Top Five Causes of Death (2018) Education Consortium to create opportunities for nursing education Deaths per 100,000 McKinley County N.M. (rank) • College of Pharmacy: community education events, flu shots, health 1 . Cancer...... 151 .6. . . . 174 7. (2) fairs 2 . Heart disease...... 131 .9. . . . . 187 .3 (1) • Comprehensive Cancer Center: cancer education and screening 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 130 .5. . . . 72 1. (3) programs in tribal and rural communities, Ventanilla de Salud 4 . Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis...... 71 .6. . . . 28 1. (7) • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship, residency 5 . Diabetes ...... 61 .8. . . . . 32 (6) program Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System • Neurosurgery: community education Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 • Obstetrics & Gynecology: clinical training • Pathology: laboratory training, summer research experience Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Pediatrics: community outreach of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, or internal practice/medicine)...... 62...... 53 conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 30...... 26 for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Physician Assistant ...... 10...... 13 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide OB-GYN...... 7...... 3 prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 7...... 7 New Mexico Department of Health) Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 • Undergraduate Medical Education: Practical Immersion Experience General Surgeon...... 7...... 9 • UNM Hospital Emergency Medicine: community education Psychiatrist...... 3...... 3 Dentist...... 28...... 28 Telehealth/Telemedicine Pharmacist...... 28...... N .A . • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 4 educational programs Registered Nurse...... 474...... 396 • Project ECHO: Albuquerque Area Southwest Tribal Epidemiology Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 570...... N .A . Center Partners in Good Health, antimicrobial stewardship, bone Emergency Medical Technician...... 207...... 221 health, chronic pain and headache, community health worker Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee continuing education, counselor series, crisis intervention training, 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board Good Health and Wellness in Indian Country, hepatitis C, HIV, miner’s of Pharmacy wellness, rheumatology, tuberculosis • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center

30 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; Volunteer Community Faculty in McKinley County peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, (FY 2019) engagement, support services and extensive case management School of Medicine: ...... 48 Community Research College of Nursing: ...... 11 • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for College of Pharmacy: ...... 2 expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care; study of potential method to improve adolescent health UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing • College of Pharmacy: Environmental influences on Child Health in McKinley County (FY 2019) Outcomes program, UNM Metal Exposure and Toxicity Assessment on School of Medicine: ...... 43 Tribal Lands in the Southwest Superfund Research Program College of Nursing: ...... 136 • College of Population Health: Assessment, Planning and Evaluation College of Pharmacy: ...... 6 Unit: evaluation of SNAPS SA Coalition to Address Underage Drinking College of Population Health: ...... 1 and Prescription Abuse and Misuse; Transdisciplinary Research, Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital Equity and Engagement Center for Advancing Behavioral Health: to McKinley County residents (FY 2019) community advisory board representation Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand • Comprehensive Cancer Center: community advisory board member Center Psych. Psych. Total representation Charity ...... 3 . . . . . 2 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . 5 • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey Compensated . 11,027 . . . . 1,176 . . . . 572 . . . . 889 ...... 19 . . . 13,683 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Self-Pay . . . . . 154 . . . . 68 . . . . . 8 . . . . . 21 ...... 0 . . . . 251 Opioid Use Disorder Totals . . . .11,184 . . 1,246 . . 580 . . 910 . . . .19 . 13,939

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 31 Mora County

QUICK FACTS Mora County N.M. • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Population, July 2018 estimate...... 4,506. . . . 2,095,428 Early Childhood Evaluation Program, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Median household income, 2013-2017...... $26,644. . . . . $46,718 Disorder clinic, home and community-based transition services, Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 23 .5%...... 19 .5% medically fragile case management program, school-to-work Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 1,931. . . . 121,298 transition activities, transition coordination Persons per square mile, 2010...... 3...... 17 Educational Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 6 .1...... 4 .9 • College of Pharmacy: conferences and provider education Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • College of Population Health: public health online trainings High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention for children 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 68 .5%. . . . . 67 .9% • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth Source: New Mexico Public Education Department suicide prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training Mora County Health Council Priorities (2018) (with New Mexico Department of Health) Alcohol abuse • UNM Hospital Trauma Support: health fairs Substance abuse Telehealth/Telemedicine Underage drinking • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Source: New Mexico Department of Health educational programs • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, HIV, integrated addiction/ Legislative Districts psychiatry House Senate • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Dist 40 - Joseph L . Sanchez Dist 8 - Pete Campos crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and Top Five Causes of Death (2018) postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case Deaths per 100,000 Mora County N.M. (rank) 1 . Cancer...... 222 0. . . . . 174 7. (2) consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center 2 . Heart disease...... 222 0...... 187 .3 (1) for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 88 .8. . . . 72 1. (3) peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... N .A . . . . . 55 .2 (4) engagement, support services and extensive case management 5 . Cerebrovascular disease...... N .A . . . . 30 .9 (5) Community Research Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 • College of Population Health: Transdisciplinery Research, Equity Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor and Engagement Center for Advancing Behavioral Health: of Osteopathy specializing in family, general community advisory board representation or internal practice/medicine)...... 2...... 1 • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 4...... 4 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Physician Assistant ...... 0...... 0 Opioid Use Disorder OB-GYN...... 0...... 0 Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 Volunteer Community Faculty in Mora County Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 (FY 2019) General Surgeon...... 0...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... 1 Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 College of Nursing: ...... 1 Dentist...... 2...... 2 College of Pharmacy: ...... 0 Pharmacist ...... 3...... NA Pharmacist Clinician ...... NA...... 0 UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Mora Registered Nurse...... 13...... 10 County (FY 2019) Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 66...... NA School of Medicine: ...... 2 Emergency Medical Technician...... 5...... 5 College of Nursing: ...... 9 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee College of Pharmacy: ...... 19 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. College of Population Health: ...... 0 Board of Pharmacy Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN MORA COUNTY Hospital to Mora County residents (FY 2019) Clinical Service Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Center Psych. Psych. Total resident rotations (family nurse practitioner) Charity ...... 4 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . 4 • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student Compensated . . . 576 . . . . 134 . . . . . 4 . . . . 53 ...... 1 . . . 768 rotations Self-Pay ...... 3 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . 3 • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: school-located flu (with N .M . Department of Health) Totals . . . . 583 . . .134 . . . 4 . . .53 . . . . 1 . . 775

32 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Otero County

QUICK FACTS Otero County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN OTERO COUNTY Population, July 2018 estimate...... 66,781. . . . 2,095,428 Clinical Service Median household income, 2013-2017...... $43,533. . . . . $46,718 • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 20 .3%...... 19 .5% resident rotations (allopathic medicine, family nurse practitioner, Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 6,613. . . . 121,298 family practice, pharmacy, physical therapy, psychiatric and mental Persons per square mile, 2010...... 10...... 17 health nurse practitioner) Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 4 .9...... 4 .9 • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics rotations High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • Neurosurgery: clinical consults 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 70 .5%. . . . . 67 .9% • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Source: New Mexico Public Education Department Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign Otero County Health Council Priorities (2018) • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (pulmonary/asthma) Healthy food and nutrition • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Mental and behavioral health Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder clinic, home and community-based Substance abuse transition services, medically fragile case management program, Source: New Mexico Department of Health school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: clinical services, school-based Legislative Districts health House Senate • Radiology: Medical Physics services for imaging facilities Dist 51 - Rachel A . Black Dist 32 - Cliff R . Pirtle Educational Dist 53 - Willie D . Madrid Dist 33 - William F . Burt • College of Pharmacy: community education events, flu shots, health Dist 54 - James G . Townsend Dist 34 - Ron Griggs fairs Dist 56 - Zachary J . Cook • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Top Five Causes of Death (2018) • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Deaths per 100,000 Otero County N.M. (rank) • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship 1 . Cancer...... 203 .3. . . . 174 7. (2) • Neurosurgery: community education 2 . Heart disease...... 195 .9. . . . . 187 .3 (1) • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and 3 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 76 .2. . . . . 55 .2 (4) medication safety 4 . Unintentional injuries ...... 59 .8. . . . 72 1. (3) • Pathology: summer research experience 5 . Cerebrovascular disease...... 44 .9. . . . . 39 .9 (5) • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System events, conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 education Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide of Osteopathy specializing in family, general prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with or internal practice/medicine)...... 33...... 31 New Mexico Department of Health) Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 29...... 41 • Undergraduate Medical Education: Medicine in New Mexico series, Physician Assistant ...... 14...... 14 Practical Immersion Experience OB-GYN...... 6...... 6 Telehealth/Telemedicine Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 1...... 1 • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine Licensed Midwife...... 1...... 1 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and General Surgeon...... 3...... 2 educational programs Psychiatrist...... 4...... 5 • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, endocrinology, general Dentist...... 21...... 20 cardiology, hepatitis C, reproductive health Pharmacist ...... 28...... N .A . • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and Registered Nurse...... 394...... 371 postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 576...... N .A . Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case Emergency Medical Technician...... 132...... 134 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; of Pharmacy peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, engagement, support services and extensive case management

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 33 Community Research UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Otero • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of health conditions County (FY 2019) among uranium miners School of Medicine: ...... 29 • Comprehensive Cancer Center: community advisory board member College of Nursing: ...... 20 representation College of Pharmacy: ...... 3 • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey College of Population Health: ...... 0 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Opioid Use Disorder Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital to Otero County residents (FY 2019) Volunteer Community Faculty in Otero County Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand (FY 2019) Center Psych. Psych. Total School of Medicine: ...... 16 Compensated . 2,279 . . . . 711 . . . . 16 . . . . 122 ...... 4 . . . 3,132 College of Nursing: ...... 2 Self-Pay ...... 19 . . . . . 2 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 21 College of Pharmacy: ...... 5 Totals . . . .2,298 . . .713 . . . 16 . . 122 . . . . 4 . .3,153

34 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Quay County

QUICK FACTS Quay County N.M. • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (pulmonary/asthma) Population, July 2018 estimate...... 8,253. . . . 2,095,428 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Median household income, 2013-2017...... $26,663. . . . . $46,718 home and community-based transition services, nurse-family home Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 24 1%...... 19 .5% visiting, school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 2,874. . . . 121,298 Educational Persons per square mile, 2010...... 3...... 17 • College of Pharmacy: community outreach and presentations, Know Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 4 .8...... 4 .9 Your Heart, Know Your Rhythm atrial fibrillation screening project Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • College of Population Health: public health online trainings High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 64 1%...... 67 .9% • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and Source: New Mexico Public Education Department medication safety Quay County Health Council Priorities (2018) • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Alcohol abuse Social media conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project Capacity building Strategic planning for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Food access Substance abuse • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Healthy food and nutrition Training in schools prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New Obesity, diabetes Youth Mexico Department of Health) Source: New Mexico Department of Health • Undergraduate Medical Education: Medicine in New Mexico series, Practical Immersion Experience Legislative Districts Telehealth/Telemedicine House Senate • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Dist 67 - Jack Chatfield Dist 7 - Pat Woods educational programs Dist 8 - Pete Campos • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, HIV Top Five Causes of Death (2018) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Deaths per 100,000 Quay County N.M. (rank) crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and 1 . Heart disease...... 394 .3. . . . . 187 .3 (1) postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New 2 . Cancer...... 286 .8. . . . 174 7. (2) Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case 3 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 95 .6. . . . . 55 .2 (4) consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center 4 . Cerebrovascular disease...... 95 .6. . . . . 39 .9 (5) for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; 5 . Suicide...... 59 .7. . . . . 25 .5 (9) peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System engagement, support services and extensive case management Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 Community Research • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor of Osteopathy specializing in family, general expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care or internal practice/medicine)...... 4...... 4 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . . 13...... 11 Opioid Use Disorder Physician Assistant ...... 1...... 0 OB-GYN...... 0...... 0 Volunteer Community Faculty in Quay County (FY Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 2019) Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... 4 General Surgeon...... 1...... 1 College of Nursing: ...... 4 Psychiatrist...... 1...... 1 College of Pharmacy: ...... 0 Dentist...... 1...... 2 Pharmacist...... 5...... N .A . UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Quay Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 County (FY 2019) Registered Nurse...... 28...... 28 School of Medicine: ...... 5 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 56...... N .A . College of Nursing: ...... 5 Emergency Medical Technician...... 35...... 35 College of Pharmacy: ...... 15 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board College of Population Health: ...... 0 of Pharmacy Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN QUAY COUNTY to Quay County residents (FY 2019) Clinical Service Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Center Psych. Psych. Total resident rotations (allopathic medicine, family nurse practitioner) Charity ...... 1 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 1 • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student rotations Compensated . . . 675 . . . . 101 . . . . 12 . . . . 20 ...... 37 . . . 845 • College of Pharmacy: health screenings, Vial of Life (emergency Self-Pay ...... 18 . . . . . 14 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 1 ...... 3. . . . . 36 medical information kits) Totals . . . . 694 . . . 115 . . . 12 . . .21 . . . 40 . . 882 • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 35 Rio Arriba County

QUICK FACTS Rio Arriba County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN RIO ARRIBA Population, July 2018 estimate...... 39,006. . . . 2,095,428 COUNTY Median household income, 2013-2017...... $33,422. . . . . $46,718 Clinical Service Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 22 0%...... 19 .5% • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 5,861. . . . 121,298 resident rotations (adult-gerontology acute care nurse practitioner, Persons per square mile, 2010...... 7...... 17 allopathic medicine, family nurse practitioner, family practice, Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 5 .2...... 4 .9 pediatric nurse practitioner, pharmacy) Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, rotations 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 73 .0%. . . . . 67 .9% • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Source: New Mexico Public Education Department Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign and school- Rio Arriba County Health Council Priorities (2018) located flu clinics (with N .M . Department of Health) Access to care • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (metabolic, occupational therapy) Diabetes • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Economic development Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder clinic, home and community-based Individuals at risk transition services, medically fragile case management program, Respiratory illnesses school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination Stroke Educational Substance abuse • College of Pharmacy: community education events, flu shots, health Transportation fairs Violence • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Source: New Mexico Department of Health 2018 • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Legislative Districts • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship • Neurosciences: Brain & Behavioral Health listening tour House Senate • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and Dist 40 - Joseph L . Sanchez Dist 5 - Richard C . Martinez medication safety Dist 41 - Susan K . Hererra Dist 6 - Roberto “Bobby” J . • Obstetrics & Gynecology: clinical training Dist 43 - Christine Chandler Gonzales • Pathology: summer research experience Dist 65 - Derrick J . Lente Dist 22 - Benny Shendo • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: conferences, community events, infant behavioral health community of practice, Top Five Causes of Death (2018) provider education Deaths per 100,000 Rio Arriba County N.M. (rank) • Prevention Research Center: Child Health Initiative for Lifelong 1 . Cancer...... 178 .9. . . . 174 7. (2) Eating and Exercise Plus 2 . Heart disease...... 163 .6. . . . . 187 .3 (1) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 148 .3. . . . 72 1. (3) prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with 4 . Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis...... 66 .5. . . . 28 1. (7) New Mexico Department of Health) 5 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 61 .4. . . . . 55 .2 (4) • Undergraduate Medical Education: Medicine in New Mexico series, Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System Practical Immersion Experience • UNM Hospital Emergency Medicine: community education Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 Telehealth/Telemedicine Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and or internal practice/medicine)...... 27...... 28 educational programs Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 28...... 30 • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, behavioral health/ Physician Assistant ...... 7...... 6 substance use disorders, chronic pain and headache, community OB-GYN...... 4...... 5 health worker continuing education, counselor series, crisis Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 2...... 3 intervention training, endocrinology, hepatitis C, HIV, integrated Licensed Midwife...... 3...... 3 addiction/psychiatry, nurse practitioner/certified nurse midwife General Surgeon...... 3...... 4 primary care, reproductive health, rheumatology, tuberculosis Psychiatrist...... 1...... 0 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Dentist...... 16...... 16 crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and Pharmacist...... 7...... N .A . postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case Registered Nurse...... 206...... 203 consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 269...... N .A . for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; Emergency Medical Technician...... 123...... 116 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. engagement, support services and extensive case management Board of Pharmacy

36 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Community Research UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Rio • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for Arriba County (FY 2019) expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care; School of Medicine: ...... 39 study of potential method to improve adolescent health; study of College of Nursing: ...... 57 potential treatment for, and prevention of, hepatitis College of Pharmacy: ...... 12 • College of Population Health: Transdisciplinary Research, Equity and College of Population Health: ...... 0 Engagement Centerfor Advancing Behavioral Health: community advisory board representation, Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency to Rio Arriba County residents (FY 2019) Survey, Sexual Violence Prevention Technical Assistance Program, Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program N .M . Evaluation Center Psych. Psych. Total • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Charity ...... 15 . . . . . 6 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 21 Opioid Use Disorder Compensated . 4,502 . . . 799 . . . . 1,524 . . . . 447 ...... 13 . . . 7,285 Self-Pay ...... 82 . . . . . 1 . . . . . 0 . . . . 11 ...... 0 . . . . 94 Volunteer Community Faculty in Rio Arriba County Totals . . . 4,599 . . 806 . .1,524 . . 458 . . . .13 . 7,400 (FY 2019) School of Medicine: ...... 14 College of Nursing: ...... 10 College of Pharmacy: ...... 0

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 37 Roosevelt County

QUICK FACTS Roosevelt County N.M. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder clinic, home and community-based Population, July 2018 estimate...... 18,743. . . . 2,095,428 transition services, medically fragile case management program, Median household income, 2013-2017...... $35,928. . . . . $46,718 school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 22 .6%...... 19 .5% Educational Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 2,447. . . . 121,298 • College of Pharmacy: community education events, flu shots, health Persons per square mile, 2010...... 8...... 17 fairs, Know Your Heart, Know Your Rhythm atrial fibrillation screening Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 4 .3...... 4 .9 project Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • College of Population Health: public health online trainings High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 80 .5%. . . . . 67 .9% • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Neurosurgery: community education • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Roosevelt County Health Council Priorities (2018) conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project Capacity building for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Child abuse, adverse childhood Obesity, diabetes • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide experiences, bullying Social media prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New Food access Strategic planning Mexico Department of Health) Healthy food and nutrition Training in schools • Undergraduate Medical Education: Practical Immersion Experience Healthy Kids, Healthy Communities Youth Source: New Mexico Department of Health Telehealth/Telemedicine • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Legislative Districts educational programs House Senate • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, community health worker Dist 63 - Martin R . Zamora Dist 27 - Stuart Ingle continuing education, endocrinology, hepatitis C, HIV, integrated Dist 66 - Phelps Anderson addiction/psychiatry, reproductive health, tuberculosis Dist 67 - Jack Chatfield • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and Top Five Causes of Death (2018) postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Deaths per 100,000 Roosevelt County N.M. (rank) Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case 1 . Heart disease...... 186 0...... 187 .3 (1) consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center 2 . Cancer...... 139 .5. . . . 174 7. (2) for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; 3 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 82 7...... 55 .2 (4) peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, 4 . Unintentional injuries ...... 46 .5. . . . 72 1. (3) engagement, support services and extensive case management 5 . Alzheimer’s disease...... 46 .5. . . . . 27 .2 (8) Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System Community Research • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for expansion Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, of Osteopathy specializing in family, general Sexual Violence Prevention Statewide Coordination and Technical or internal practice/medicine)...... 9...... 9 Assistance Program Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 9...... 8 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Physician Assistant ...... 3...... 3 Opioid Use Disorder OB-GYN...... 0...... 0 Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 Volunteer Community Faculty in Roosevelt County Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 (FY 2019) General Surgeon...... 2...... 2 School of Medicine: ...... 2 Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 College of Nursing: ...... 0 Dentist...... 4...... 5 College of Pharmacy: ...... 1 Pharmacist...... 12...... N .A . UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 in Roosevelt County Registered Nurse...... 85...... 87 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 155...... N .A . (FY 2019) Emergency Medical Technician...... 74...... 77 School of Medicine: ...... 9 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee College of Nursing: ...... 3 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board College of Pharmacy: ...... 8 of Pharmacy College of Population Health: ...... 0 SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN ROOSEVELT COUNTY Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital Clinical Service to Roosevelt County residents (FY 2019) • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand resident rotations (allopathic medicine, pharmacy) Center Psych. Psych. Total • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Charity ...... 2 . . . . . 23 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . 25 Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign and school-located Compensated . . 381 . . . . 103 . . . . . 2 . . . . 23 ...... 2 . . . . 511 flu clinics (with N .M . Department of Health) Self-Pay ...... 13 . . . . . 14 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 1 . . . . 28 • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (pulmonary/asthma) Totals . . . . 396 . . .140 . . . 2 . . .23 . . . . 3 . . 564 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs,

38 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS San Juan County

QUICK FACTS San Juan County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN SAN JUAN Population, July 2018 estimate...... 125,043. . . . 2,095,428 COUNTY Median household income, 2013-2017...... $49,686. . . . . $46,718 Clinical Service Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 23 1%...... 19 .5% • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 5,513. . . . 121,298 resident rotations (allopathic medicine, certified nurse midwife, Persons per square mile, 2010...... 24...... 17 family nurse practitioner, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 5 .8...... 4 .9 assistant) Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, rotations 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 68 .2%. . . . . 67 .9% Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Comprehensive Cancer Center: cancer care delivery, cancer clinical trials San Juan County Health Council Priorities (2018) • Neurosurgery: clinical consults Food access • Obstetrics & Gynecology: clinical services Youth • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Source: New Mexico Department of Health Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign Legislative Districts • Pathology: clinical consults & student placements • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (cardiology, developmental disabilities/ House Senate mental illness, genetics, gastrointestinal, metabolic, nephrology, Dist 1 - Rodney D . Montoya Dist 1 - William E . Sharer orthopaedics, pulmonary/asthma) Dist 2 - James R J. . Strickler Dist 2 - Steven P . Neville • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Dist 3 - Paul C . Bandy Dist 3 - Shannon D . Pinto Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder clinic, home and community-based Dist 4 - Anthony Allison Dist 4 - George K . Muñoz transition services, medically fragile case management program, Dist 5 - Doreen W . Johnson Dist 22 - Benny Shendo school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination Dist 9 - Patricia A . Lundstrom • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: clinical services Dist 65 - Derrick J . Lente • Radiology: medical physics services for imaging facilities Dist 69 - Harry Garcia • Surgery: cleft palate clinic Top Five Causes of Death (2018) Educational Deaths per 100,000 San Juan County N.M. (rank) • College of Nursing: Participation in the New Mexico Nursing 1 . Heart disease...... 144 .5. . . . . 187 .3 (1) Education Consortium to create opportunities for nursing education 2 . Cancer...... 140 .6. . . . 174 7. (2) • College of Pharmacy: community education events, flu shots, 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 79 .7. . . . 72 1. (3) health fairs, Know Your Heart, Know Your Rhythm atrial fibrillation 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 67 .9. . . . . 55 .2 (4) screening project 5 . Diabetes ...... 44 .5. . . . . 32 (6) • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System • Comprehensive Cancer Center: cancer education and screening programs in tribal and rural communities, Ventanilla de Salud Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship, Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor residency program of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • Neurosurgery: community education or internal practice/medicine)...... 95...... 80 • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 40...... 37 medication safety Physician Assistant ...... 42...... 40 • Pathology: clinical training, hands-on lab tours OB-GYN...... 7...... 8 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 9...... 11 conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education General Surgeon...... 9...... 7 • Pediatrics/Neonatology: community outreach Psychiatrist...... 9...... 11 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Dentist...... 89...... 87 prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with Pharmacist...... 67...... N .A . New Mexico Department of Health) Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 3 • Undergraduate Medical Education: Practical Immersion Experience Registered Nurse...... 927...... 884 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 1,148...... N .A . Health Extension Regional Officers (HEROs) Emergency Medical Technician...... 375...... 390 • Northwestern New Mexico Health Extension Office Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee Telehealth/Telemedicine 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and of Pharmacy. educational programs

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 39 • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, bone health, chronic pain Volunteer Community Faculty in San Juan County and headache, endocrinology, hepatitis C, HIV, integrated addiction/ (FY 2019) psychiatry, miner’s wellness, rheumatology, tuberculosis School of Medicine: ...... 42 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and College of Nursing: ...... 6 crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and College of Pharmacy: ...... 2 postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center in San Juan County (FY 2019) for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; School of Medicine ...... : 93 peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, College of Nursing: ...... 159 engagement, support services and extensive case management College of Pharmacy: ...... 48 Community Research College of Population Health: ...... 12 • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of health conditions Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital among uranium miners; study of a model for expansion of to San Juan County residents (FY 2019) medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care; study of Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand potential method to improve adolescent health Center Psych. Psych. Total • College of Pharmacy: Environmental influences on Child Health Charity ...... 4 . . . . . 23 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . 27 Outcomes Program Compensated . 7,359. . . . . 1,172 . . . . . 58 . . . 924 ...... 39 . . . 9,552 • College of Population Health: Transdisciplinary Research, Equity and Self-Pay ...... 141 . . . . . 39 . . . . . 0 . . . . 9 ...... 0 . . . . 189 Engagement Center for Advancing Behavioral Health: community advisory board representation Totals . . . .7,504 . . 1,234 . . .58 . . 933 . . . .39 . 9,768 • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, Sexual Violence Prevention Statewide Coordination and Technical Assistance Program • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Opioid Use Disorder

40 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS San Miguel County

QUICK FACTS San Miguel County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN SAN MIGUEL Population, July 2018 estimate 27,591 2,095,428 COUNTY Median household income, 2013-2017...... $29,168. . . . . $46,718 Clinical Service Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 28 .2%...... 19 .5% • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 4,716. . . . 121,298 resident rotations (allopathic medicine, family nurse practitioner, Persons per square mile, 2010...... 6...... 17 pediatric nurse practitioner, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 5 .9...... 4 .9 assistant, registered nurse) Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, rotations 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 74 .3%. . . . . 67 .9% Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • College of Pharmacy: health fair screenings • Neurosurgery: clinical consults San Miguel County Health Council Priorities (2018) • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Access to care Substance abuse Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign Diabetes Teen pregnancy • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (genetics, pulmonary/asthma) Obesity Violence • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Source: New Mexico Department of Health Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder clinic, home and community-based Legislative Districts transition services, medically fragile case management program, school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination House Senate Dist 40 - Joseph L . Sanchez Dist 8 - Pete Campos Educational Dist 63 - Martin R . Zamora Dist 39 - Elizabeth “Liz” Stefanics • College of Pharmacy: community education events, flu shots, Dist 67 - Jack Chatfield health fairs, Know Your Heart, Know Your Rhythm atrial fibrillation Dist 70 - Tomás Salazar screening project • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Top Five Causes of Death (2018) • Comprehensive Cancer Center: cancer screening education Deaths per 100,000 San Miguel County N.M. (rank) programs, Ventanilla de Salud 1 . Cancer...... 210 .5. . . . 174 7. (2) • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship 2 . Heart disease...... 192 7...... 187 .3 (1) • Neurosurgery: community education 3 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 99 .9. . . . . 55 .2 (4) • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and 4 . Unintentional injuries ...... 78 .5. . . . 72 1. (3) medication safety 5 . Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis...... 42 .8. . . . 28 1. (7) • Pathology: clinical training, hands-on lab tours Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Pediatrics/Neonatology: community outreach of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • Prevention Research Center: Child Health Initiative for Lifelong or internal practice/medicine)...... 24...... 19 Eating and Exercise Plus Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 11...... 12 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Physician Assistant ...... 9...... 6 prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with OB-GYN...... 2...... 1 New Mexico Department of Health) Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 3...... 1 • Undergraduate Medical Education: Practical Immersion Experience Licensed Midwife...... 3...... 3 General Surgeon...... 0...... 2 Health Extension Regional Officers (HEROs) Psychiatrist...... 10...... 9 • Northeastern New Mexico Health Extension Office Dentist...... 10...... 11 Telehealth/Telemedicine Pharmacist...... 19...... N .A . • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 3 educational programs Registered Nurse...... 260...... 218 • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, endocrinology, hepatitis C, Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 421...... N .A . HIV, integrated addiction/psychiatry, rheumatology Emergency Medical Technician...... 37...... 42 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New of Pharmacy. Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training;

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 41 peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing engagement, support services and extensive case management in San Miguel County (FY 2019) Community Research School of Medicine: ...... 20 • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for College of Nursing: ...... 40 expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care College of Pharmacy: ...... 14 • College of Population Health: Transdisciplinary Research, Equity and College of Population Health: ...... 0 Engagement Center for Advancing Behavioral Health: community advisory board representation, Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, to San Miguel County residents (FY 2019) Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program N .M . Evaluation Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand Center Psych. Psych. Total • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Opioid Use Disorder Compensated . 3,047 . . . . 472 . . . . . 54 . . . 374 ...... 17 . . 3,964 Self-Pay ...... 31 . . . . . 5 . . . . . 0 . . . . 3 ...... 0 . . . . 39 Volunteer Community Faculty in San Miguel County Totals . . . .3,078 . . .477 . . .54 . . 377 . . . .17 . 4,003 (FY 2019) School of Medicine: ...... 14 College of Nursing: ...... 4 College of Pharmacy: ...... 3

42 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Sandoval County

QUICK FACTS Sandoval County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN SANDOVAL Population, July 2018 estimate...... 145,179. . . . 2,095,428 COUNTY Median household income, 2013-2017...... $60,345. . . . . $46,718 Clinical Service Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 12 .6%...... 19 .5% • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 3,711. . . . 121,298 resident rotations (allopathic medicine, family nurse practitioner, Persons per square mile, 2010...... 36...... 17 occupational therapy, pharmacy) Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 5 .0...... 4 .9 • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics rotations High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • College of Pharmacy: community clinical outreach and student 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 79 .3%. . . . . 67 .9% Source: New Mexico Public Education Department rotations, free flu clinics, health fairs, health screenings, • Internal Medicine: chronic kidney disease treatment outreach Sandoval County Health Council Priorities (2018) • Neurosurgery: clinical consults Obesity, diabetes • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Social media Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign Youth • Orthopaedics: surgeon coverage of athletic games Source: New Mexico Department of Health • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (neurology), Para los Niños (child and Legislative Districts adolescent sexual abuse clinical services), pediatric hospice and home care House Senate • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Dist 22 - Gregg Schmedes Dist 5 - Richard C . Martinez Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder clinic, FOCUS maternal-child and Dist 23 - Daymon Ely Dist 9 - John M . Sapien early intervention services, home and community-based transition Dist 43 - Christine Chandler Dist 10 - Candace Gould services, medically fragile case management program, Milagro Dist 44 - Jane E . Powdrell-Culbert Dist 19 - James P . White intensive outpatient program, nurse-family home visiting, school-to- Dist 57 - Jason C . Harper Dist 22 - Benny Shendo work transition activities, transition coordination Dist 60 - Tim D . Lewis Dist 40 - Craig W . Brandt • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences/Center for Behavioral Health: Dist 65 - Derrick J . Lente Honoring Native Life suicide prevention program Top Five Causes of Death (2018) Educational Deaths per 100,000 Sandoval County N.M. (rank) • College of Nursing: participation in the New Mexico Nursing 1 . Cancer...... 166 7. . . . . 174 7. (2) Education Consortium to create opportunities for nursing education 2 . Heart disease...... 158 .5. . . . . 187 .3 (1) • College of Pharmacy: SURE Center - Consider New Mexico Project: 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 63 .4. . . . 72 1. (3) pharmacy-based naloxone education to increase community access 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 53 .7. . . . . 55 .2 (4) • College of Population Health: public health online trainings 5 . Cerebrovascular diseases...... 37 .9. . . . . 39 .9 (5) • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System • Health Sciences Library & Informatics Center/Distance Services: Native Voices outreach Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Neurosurgery: community education of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and or internal practice/medicine)...... 137...... 107 medication safety Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 52...... 61 • Pathology: hands-on lab tours Physician Assistant ...... 52...... 53 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, OB-GYN...... 9...... 10 conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 5...... 2 for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Licensed Midwife...... 3...... 4 • Prevention Research Center: Child Health Initiative for Lifelong Eating General Surgeon...... 8...... 8 and Exercise Plus Psychiatrist...... 10...... 11 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Dentist...... 77...... 75 prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New Pharmacist...... 153...... N .A . Mexico Department of Health) Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 13 • Sandoval Regional Medical Center: community events, community Registered Nurse...... 884...... 869 outreach, health fairs Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 2,167...... N .A . • Undergraduate Medical Education: Practical Immersion Experience Emergency Medical Technician...... 480...... 449 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee • UNM Hospital Emergency Medicine: community education 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board • UNM Hospital Trauma Support: car seat installation workshops, health of Pharmacy fairs, trainings

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 43 Telehealth/Telemedicine • Internal Medicine: Community Based Study of the Epidemiology of • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine Chronic Kidney Disease in Cuba New Mexico and Surrounding Areas • Project ECHO: Albuquerque Area Southwest Tribal Epidemiology • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, Center Partners in Good Health, antimicrobial stewardship, bone Village Intervention and Venues for Action (VIVA II) health, chronic pain and headache, community health worker • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for continuing education, counselor series, crisis intervention training, Opioid Use Disorder endocrinology, family obesity prevention, Good Health and Wellness in Indian Country, hepatitis C, HIV, nurse practitioner/certified nurse Volunteer Community Faculty in Sandoval County midwife primary care, peer education program, prevention of child (FY 2019) abuse and neglect, rheumatology School of Medicine: ...... 58 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and College of Nursing: ...... 14 crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and College of Pharmacy: ...... 9 postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case Sandoval County (FY 2019) consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center School of Medicine: ...... 350 for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; College of Nursing: ...... 465 peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, College of Pharmacy: ...... 140 engagement, support services and extensive case management College of Population Health: ...... 15 Community Research • Clinical & Translational Science Center: community based study of Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital the epidemiology of chronic kidney disease to Sandoval County residents (FY 2019) • College of Pharmacy: Environmental influences on Child Health Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand Outcomes program Center Psych. Psych. Total • College of Population Health: Transdisciplinary Research, Equity and Charity ...... 204 . . . . . 91 . . . . . 0 . . . 927 ...... 0 . . . 1,222 Engagement Center for Advancing Behavioral Health: Integrating Compensated .55,881 . . . 8,565 . . . . 7,671 . . 52,692 ...... 447 . . 125,256 Intergenerational Cultural Knowledge Exchange with Zero Suicide Self-Pay . . . . 1,300 . . . 245 . . . . . 35 . . . 1,341 ...... 1 . . . 2,922 Totals . . . 57,385 . . 8,901 . 7,706 .54,960 . . . 448 129,400

44 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Santa Fe County

QUICK FACTS Santa Fe County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN SANTA FE COUNTY Population, July 2018 estimate 150,056 2,095,428 Clinical Service Median household income, 2013-2017...... $57,945. . . . . $46,718 • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 12 .2%...... 19 .5% resident rotations (allopathic medicine, family practice, pharmacy, Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 1,909. . . . 121,298 physical therapy) Persons per square mile, 2010...... 75...... 17 • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 3 .7...... 4 .9 rotations Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • College of Pharmacy: community clinical outreach and student High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, rotations, free flu clinics, health fairs, health screenings 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 72 0%...... 67 .9% • Comprehensive Cancer Center: cancer care delivery, cancer clinical Source: New Mexico Public Education Department trials Santa Fe County Health Council Priorities (2018) • Gynecologic Oncology: outreach clinic Behavioral and mental health • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Low birth weight babies Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign and school- Older adults located flu clinics (with N .M . Department of Health) Source: New Mexico Department of Health • Pathology: clinical consultations and student placements Legislative Districts • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (gastrointestinal, genetics, pulmonary/ asthma/cystic fibrosis), pediatric hospice and home care House Senate • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Dist 22 - Gregg Schmedes Dist 5 - Richard C . Martinez Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder clinic, FOCUS maternal-child and Dist 41 - Susan K . Hererra Dist 6 - Roberto “Bobby” J . early intervention services, home and community-based transition Dist 43 - Christine Chandler Gonzales services, medically fragile case management program, Milagro Dist 45 - Jim R . Trujillo Dist 19 - James P . White intensive outpatient program, nurse-family home visiting, school-to- Dist 46 - Dist 24 - Nancy Rodriguez work transition activities, transition coordination Dist 47 - Brian F . Egolf Dist 25 - Peter Wirth • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences/Center for Behavioral Health: Dist 48 - Linda M . Trujillo Dist 39 - Elizabeth “Liz” Stefanics clinical consultation Dist 50 - Matthew McQueen • Radiology: medical physics services for imaging facilities Dist 70 - Tomás Salazar Educational Top Five Causes of Death (2018) • College of Nursing: participation in the New Mexico Nursing Deaths per 100,000 Santa Fe County N.M. (rank) Education Consortium to create opportunities for nursing education 1 . Cancer...... 190 .2. . . . 174 7. (2) • College of Pharmacy: Know Your Heart, Know Your Rhythm atrial 2 . Heart disease...... 146 .8. . . . . 187 .3 (1) fibrillation screening project, SURE Center - Consider New Mexico 3 . Unintentional injuries ...... 60 .7. . . . 72 1. (3) Project: pharmacy-based naloxone education to increase community 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 52 .1. . . . . 55 .2 (4) access 5 . Cerebrovascular disease...... 34 .4. . . . . 39 .9 (5) • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System • Emergency Medicine: wilderness EMT upgrade course • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 • Health Sciences Library & Informatics Center/Distance Services: Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor Native Voices outreach of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • Neurosurgery: community education or internal practice/medicine)...... 222...... 177 • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 110...... 112 medication safety Physician Assistant ...... 75...... 66 • Office of Diversity: Health Careers Academy OB-GYN...... 16...... 15 • Pathology: hands-on lab tours Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 14...... 11 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Licensed Midwife...... 7...... 8 conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project General Surgeon...... 14...... 13 for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Psychiatrist...... 52...... 49 • Prevention Research Center: Child Health Initiative for Lifelong Eating Dentist...... 117...... 120 and Exercise Plus Pharmacist...... 112...... N .A . • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 10 prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with Registered Nurse...... 1,138...... 1,063 New Mexico Department of Health) Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 1,673...... N .A . • Sandoval Regional Medical Center: community events, community Emergency Medical Technician...... 464...... 490 outreach, health fairs Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee • Undergraduate Medical Education: Medicine in New Mexico Series, 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board of Pharmacy Practical Immersion Experience • UNM Hospital Trauma Support: car seat installation workshops

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 45 Telehealth/Telemedicine Risk and Resiliency Survey, Sexual Violence Prevention Statewide • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine Coordination and Technical Assistance Program, Supplemental • Project ECHO: Albuquerque Area Southwest Tribal Epidemiology Nutrition Assistance Program N .M . Evaluation Center Partners in Good Health, antimicrobial stewardship, bone • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for health, chronic pain and headache, community health worker Opioid Use Disorder continuing education, counselor series, crisis intervention training, endocrinology, family obesity prevention, Good Health and Wellness Volunteer Community Faculty in Santa Fe County in Indian Country, hepatitis C, HIV, integrated addiction/psychiatry, (FY 2019) miner’s wellness, nurse practitioner/certified nurse midwife primary School of Medicine: ...... 127 care, peer education program, prevention of child abuse and College of Nursing: ...... 25 neglect, reproductive health, tuberculosis College of Pharmacy: ...... 10 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Santa crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and Fe County (FY 2019) postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New School of Medicine: ...... 290 Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case College of Nursing: ...... 317 consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center College of Pharmacy: ...... 83 for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; College of Population Health: ...... 15 peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, engagement, support services and extensive case management Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital Community Research to Santa Fe County residents (FY 2019) • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of potential method to Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand improve adolescent health Center Psych. Psych. Total • College of Population Health: Transdisciplinary Research, Equity and Charity ...... 32 . . . . . 55 . . . . . 3 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . 90 Engagement Center for Advancing Behavioral Health: community Compensated 20,637 . . . 4,931 . . . 2,500 . . . 1,963 ...... 124 . . . 30,155 advisory board representation, Self-Pay ...... 687 . . . . 141 . . . . . 0 . . . . 63 ...... 5. . . . 896 • Comprehensive Cancer Center: community advisory board member Totals . . . 21,356 . . 5,127 . 2,503 . 2,026 . . . 129 . 31,141 representation • Prevention Research Center: Eat Smart to Play Hard, N .M . Youth

46 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Sierra County

QUICK FACTS Sierra County N.M. • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Population, July 2018 estimate...... 10,968. . . . 2,095,428 Early Childhood Evaluation Program, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Median household income, 2013-2017...... $29,690. . . . . $46,718 Disorder clinic, home and community-based transition services, Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 25 7%...... 19 .5% medically fragile case management program, school-to-work Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 4,179. . . . 121,298 transition activities, transition coordination Persons per square mile, 2010...... 3...... 17 Educational Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 7 1...... 4 .9 • College of Pharmacy: conferences and provider education, Know Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics Your Heart, Know Your Rhythm atrial fibrillation screening project High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • College of Population Health: public health online trainings 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 85 .3%. . . . . 67 .9% * Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Source: New Mexico Public Education Department prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with Sierra County Health Council Priorities (2018) New Mexico Department of Health) Capacity building Telehealth/Telemedicine Mental and behavioral health • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Suicide educational programs Source: New Mexico Department of Health • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, bone health, chronic pain and headache, endocrinology, general cardiology, HIV, rheumatology Legislative Districts • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and House Senate crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and Dist 38 - Rebecca Dow Dist 35 - John Arthur Smith postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Dist 39 - Rodolpho “Rudy” S . Martinez Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case Top Five Causes of Death (2018) consultation to public safety personnel; mental health and the law training; peer and community support worker consultations Deaths per 100,000 Sierra County N.M. (rank) for prevention, engagement, support services and extensive case 1 . Heart disease...... 512 .6. . . . . 187 .3 (1) management 2 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 440 .7. . . . . 55 .2 (4) Community Research 3 . Cancer...... 386 7. . . . . 174 7. (2) • College of Pharmacy: Environmental influences on Child Health 4 . Unintentional injuries ...... 143 .9. . . . 72 1. (3) Outcomes program 5 . Influenza and pneumonia...... 80 .9. . . . 17 .4 (10) Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of a model for expansion of medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 • Comprehensive Cancer Center: community advisory board member Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor representation of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey or internal practice/medicine)...... 13...... 7 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 8...... 9 Opioid Use Disorder Physician Assistant ...... 4...... 4 OB-GYN...... 0...... 0 Volunteer Community Faculty in Sierra County Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 (FY 2019) Licensed Midwife...... 1...... 1 School of Medicine: ...... 2 General Surgeon...... 3...... 3 College of Nursing: ...... 0 Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 College of Pharmacy: ...... 1 Dentist...... 2...... 3 UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Sierra Pharmacist...... 8...... N .A . Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 1 County (FY 2019) School of Medicine: ...... 8 Registered Nurse...... 79...... 78 College of Nursing: ...... 6 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 138...... N .A . College of Pharmacy: ...... 5 Emergency Medical Technician...... 38...... 38 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee College of Population Health: ...... 0 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board of Pharmacy Patient care services provided by UNM Hospital to Sierra County residents (FY 2019) SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN SIERRA COUNTY Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand Clinical Service Center Psych. Psych. Total • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Compensated . . . 898 . . . 383 . . . . . 22 . . . . 79 ...... 1 . . . 1,383 resident rotations (pharmacy) Self-Pay ...... 10 . . . . . 7 . . . . . 1 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 18 • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Total . . . . .908 . . 390 . . .23 . . .79 . . . . 1 . 1,401 Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 47 Socorro County

QUICK FACTS Socorro County N.M. • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Population, July 2018 estimate...... 16,735. . . . 2,095,428 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder clinic, home and community-based Median household income, 2013-2017...... $34,008. . . . . $46,718 transition services, medically fragile case management program, school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 29 .6%...... 19 .5% Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 6,647. . . . 121,298 Educational • College of Pharmacy: community education events, flu shots, health Persons per square mile, 2010...... 3...... 17 fairs Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 5 .3...... 4 .9 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • College of Population Health: public health online trainings • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • Family & Community Medicine: PA clerkship 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 69 .3%. . . . . 67 .9% Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Pathology: summer research experience • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Socorro County Health Council Priorities (2018) conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project Healthy food and nutrition for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Substance abuse • Prevention Research Center: Child Health Initiative for Lifelong Eating Source: New Mexico Department of Health and Exercise Plus • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Legislative Districts prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New House Senate Mexico Department of Health) Dist 49 - Gail Armstrong Dist 28 - Gabriel Ramos • Undergraduate Medical Education: Practical Immersion Experience Dist 69 - Harry Garcia Dist 30 - Clemente Sanchez Telehealth/Telemedicine • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine Top Five Causes of Death (2018) • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Deaths per 100,000 Socorro County N.M. (rank) educational programs 1 . Heart Disease ...... 239 .7. . . . . 187 .3 (1) • Project ECHO: Albuquerque Area Southwest Tribal Epidemiology 2 . Cancer...... 146 1. . . . . 174 7. (2) Center Partners in Good Health, antimicrobial stewardship, hepatitis C, HIV 3 . Unintentional Injuries ...... 76 .0. . . . 72 1. (3) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and 4 . Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis...... 52 .6. . . . 28 1. (7) crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and 5 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 46 .8. . . . . 55 .2 (4) postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, of Osteopathy specializing in family, general engagement, support services and extensive case management or internal practice/medicine)...... 15...... 14 Community Research Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . . 10...... 11 • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey Physician Assistant ...... 1...... 1 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for OB-GYN...... 4...... 4 Opioid Use Disorder Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 Volunteer Community Faculty in Socorro County General Surgeon...... 3...... 1 (FY 2019) Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... 5 Dentist...... 5...... 6 College of Nursing: ...... 5 Pharmacist...... 5...... NA College of Pharmacy: ...... 1 Pharmacist Clinician ...... NA...... 0 Registered Nurse...... 91...... 75 UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 112...... NA Socorro County (FY 2019) Emergency Medical Technician...... 34...... 36 School of Medicine: ...... 11 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee College of Nursing: ...... 24 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board College of Pharmacy: ...... 5 of Pharmacy. College of Population Health: ...... 1 SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN SOCORRO COUNTY Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital Clinical Service • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and to Socorro County residents (FY 2019) resident rotations (allopathic medicine, certified nurse midwife, family Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand nurse practitioner, pediatric nurse practitioner, pharmacy, physician Center Psych. Psych. Total assistant) Charity ...... 12 . . . . 13 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . 25 • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student rotations Compensated . 3,878 . . . . 901 . . . 2,705 . . . 263 ...... 3. . . . 7,750 • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Got Self-Pay . . . . . 201 . . . . . 24 . . . . . 0 . . . . 6 ...... 0 . . . . 231 Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign Totals . . . .4,091 . . .938 . 2,705 . . 269 . . . . 3 . 8,006

48 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Taos County

QUICK FACTS Taos County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN TAOS COUNTY Population, July 2018 estimate...... 32,835. . . . 2,095,428 Clinical Service Median household income, 2013-2017...... $35,314. . . . . $46,718 • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 21 .4%...... 19 .5% resident rotations (allopathic medicine, family nurse practitioner, Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 2,203. . . . 121,298 pediatric nurse practitioner, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician Persons per square mile, 2010...... 15...... 17 assistant) Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 6 .5...... 4 .9 • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics rotations High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • Emergency Medicine: search and rescue 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 71 .6%. . . . . 67 .9% • Internal Medicine: chronic kidney disease treatment outreach Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Taos County Health Council Priorities (2018) Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign and school- Access to care located flu clinics (with N .M . Department of Health) Alcohol abuse • Pathology: community clinic Behavioral and mental health • Pediatrics: outreach clinics (genetics) Food sovereignty • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Health education and wellness Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder clinic, home and community-based Homelessness transition services, medically fragile case management program, Poverty school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination Suicide prevention Educational Source: New Mexico Department of Health • College of Nursing: participation in the New Mexico Nursing Legislative Districts Education Consortium to create opportunities for nursing education • College of Pharmacy: community education events, flu shots, health House Senate fairs Dist 41 - Susan K . Hererra Dist 6 - Roberto “Bobby” J . • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Dist 42 - Daniel R . Barrone Gonzales • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Dist 8 - Pete Campos • Emergency Medicine: wilderness first aid course Top Five Causes of Death (2018) • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship Deaths per 100,000 Taos County N.M. (rank) • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and 1 . Cancer...... 224 .9. . . . 174 7. (2) medication safety 2 . Heart Disease...... 194 .5. . . . . 187 .3 (1) • Pathology: hands-on lab tours 3 . Unintentional Injuries ...... 88 1. . . . . 72 1. (3) • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, 5 . Diabetes...... 51 7...... 32 .6 (6) conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 42 .5. . . . . 55 .2 (4) for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 New Mexico Department of Health Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Sandoval Regional Medical Center: community outreach of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • Undergraduate Medical Education: Medicine in New Mexico series, or internal practice/medicine)...... 36...... 31 Practical Immersion Experience Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 24...... 26 Physician Assistant ...... 19...... 20 Health Extension Regional Officers (HEROs) • Northern New Mexico Health Extension Office OB-GYN...... 4...... 2 Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 4...... 3 Telehealth/Telemedicine Licensed Midwife...... 6...... 3 • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine General Surgeon...... 6...... 6 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Psychiatrist...... 3...... 2 educational programs Dentist...... 20...... 17 • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, chronic pain and headache, Pharmacist...... 27...... N .A . community health worker continuing education, counselor series, Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 8 endocrinology, hepatitis C, integrated addiction/psychiatry, Registered Nurse...... 222...... 187 reproductive health Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 329...... N .A . • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Emergency Medical Technician...... 132...... 126 crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case Board of Pharmacy

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 49 consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center Volunteer Community Faculty in Taos County (FY 2019) for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; School of Medicine: ...... 27 peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, College of Nursing: ...... 5 engagement, support services and extensive case management College of Pharmacy: ...... 0 Community Research • Clinical & Translational Science Center: study of health conditions UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Taos among uranium miners; study of a model for expansion of County (FY 2019) medication-assisted treatment in rural primary care; study of School of Medicine: ...... 61 potential method to improve adolescent health College of Nursing: ...... 58 • College of Population Health: Transdisciplinary Research, Equity College of Pharmacy: ...... 22 and Engagement Center for Advancing Behavioral Health: College of Population Health: ...... 0 UndocuResearch: Mental health among Undocumented and Mixed Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital Status Families of New Mexico to Taos County residents (FY 2019) • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand Sexual Violence Prevention Statewide Coordination and Technical Center Psych. Psych. Total Assistance Program Charity ...... 1 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 1 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Compensated . 3,400 . . . . 1,412 . . . . 931 . . . . 446 ...... 23 . . . 6,212 Opioid Use Disorder Self-Pay ...... 83 . . . . . 14 . . . . . 0 . . . . 6 ...... 0 . . . . 103 Totals . . . 3,484 . . 1,426 . . 931 . . 452 . . . .23 . 6,316

50 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Torrance County

QUICK FACTS Torrance County N.M. Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign Population, July 2018 estimate...... 15,591. . . . 2,095,428 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Median household income, 2013-2017...... $35,543. . . . . $46,718 FOCUS maternal-child and early intervention service, home and Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 25 .2%...... 19 .5% community-based transition services, medically fragile case Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 3,345. . . . 121,298 management program, Milagro Intensive Outpatient Program, school- Persons per square mile, 2010...... 5...... 17 to-work transition activities, transition coordination Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 7 .6...... 4 .9 • Undergraduate Medical Education: Practical Immersion Experience Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics Educational High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • College of Pharmacy: conferences and provider education 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 79 .4%. . . . . 67 .9% • College of Population Health: public health online trainings Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Torrance County Health Council Priorities (2018) prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New Healthy food and nutrition Mexico Department of Health) Mental and behavioral health • UNM Hospital Emergency Medicine: community trainings Underage drinking • UNM Hospital Trauma Support: shaken baby syndrome prevention Source: New Mexico Department of Health outreach Legislative Districts Telehealth/Telemedicine • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and House Senate educational programs Dist 50 - Matthew McQueen Dist 19 - James P . White • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, HIV Dist 70 - Tomás Salazar Dist 39 - Elizabeth “Liz” Stefanics • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and Top Five Causes of Death (2018) crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and Deaths per 100,000 Torrance County N.M. (rank) postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New 1 . Cancer...... 265 .6. . . . 174 7. (2) Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case 2 . Heart Disease...... 183 .4. . . . . 187 .3 (1) consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center 3 . Unintentional Injuries ...... 151 .8. . . . 72 1. (3) for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 56 .9. . . . . 55 .2 (4) peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, 5 . Cerebrovascular diseases...... 37 .9. . . . . 39 .9 (5) engagement, support services and extensive case management Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System Community Research • College of Pharmacy: Environmental influences on Child Health Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 Outcomes program Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for or internal practice/medicine)...... 3...... 2 Opioid Use Disorder Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 4...... 3 Physician Assistant ...... 3...... 4 Volunteer Community Faculty in Torrance County OB-GYN...... 0...... 0 (FY 2019) Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... 2 Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 College of Nursing: ...... 0 General Surgeon...... 0...... 0 College of Pharmacy: ...... 1 Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 Dentist...... 2...... 2 UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Pharmacist...... 1...... N .A . Torrance County (FY 2019) Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... 8 Registered Nurse...... 36...... 12 College of Nursing: ...... 16 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 98...... N .A . College of Pharmacy: ...... 3 Emergency Medical Technician...... 51...... 52 College of Population Health: ...... 0 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital of Pharmacy to Torrance County residents (FY 2019) SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN TORRANCE Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand Center Psych. Psych. Total COUNTY Charity ...... 24 . . . . . 61 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . 85 Clinical Service Compensated . . 5,971 . . . . 792 . . . . 738 . . . 224 ...... 80 . . . 7,805 • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and resident rotations (allopathic medicine) Self-Pay ...... 367 . . . . . 28 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 13 ...... 1 . . . . 409 • Family & Community Medicine: FCM clerkship, PA clerkship Totals . . . .6,362 . . .881 . . 738 . . 237 . . . .81 . 8,299 • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Got

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 51 Union County

QUICK FACTS Union County N.M. • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Population, July 2018 estimate...... 4,118. . . . 2,095,428 Got Shots Back-to-School Immunization campaign and school-located Median household income, 2013-2017...... $38,240. . . . . $46,718 flu clinics (with N .M . Department of Health) Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 20 .4%...... 19 .5% • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 3,824. . . . 121,298 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder clinic, home and community-based Persons per square mile, 2010...... 1...... 17 transition services, medically fragile case management program, Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 3 .3...... 4 .9 school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics Educational High School 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, • College of Population Health: public health online trainings 2016-2017 4-Year Cohort ...... 63 .8%. . . . . 67 .9% • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Neurosurgery: community education Union County Health Council Priorities (2018) • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and Access to care medication safety Assisted living facility • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community events, Behavioral and mental health conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Project Oral health for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider education Source: New Mexico Department of Health • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with New Legislative Districts Mexico Department of Health) House Senate Telehealth/Telemedicine Dist 67 - Jack Chatfield Dist 7 - Pat Woods • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Top Five Causes of Death (2018) educational programs Deaths per 100,000 Union County N.M. (rank) • Project ECHO: antimicrobial stewardship, HIV 1 . Heart Disease ...... 384 .3. . . . . 187 .3 (1) • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and 2 . Cancer...... 144 1. . . . . 174 7. (2) crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and 3 . Cerebrovascular diseases...... 120 1...... 39 .9 (5) postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New 4 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... N .A . . . . . 55 .2 (4) Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case 5 . Diabetes...... N .A . . . . . 32 .6 (6) consultation to public safety personnel; mental health and the Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System law training; peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, engagement, support services and extensive case Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 management Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor Community Research of Osteopathy specializing in family, general • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey or internal practice/medicine)...... 1...... 2 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . 3...... 1 Opioid Use Disorder Physician Assistant ...... 0...... 0 OB-GYN...... 0...... 0 Volunteer Community Faculty in Union County Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 0...... 0 (FY 2019) Licensed Midwife...... 0...... 0 School of Medicine: ...... 1 General Surgeon...... 1...... 1 College of Nursing: ...... 2 Psychiatrist...... 0...... 0 College of Pharmacy: ...... 0 Dentist...... 0...... 0 Pharmacist...... 3...... N .A . UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in Union Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 County (FY 2019) Registered Nurse...... 29...... 24 School of Medicine: ...... 1 Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 52...... N .A . College of Nursing: ...... 3 Emergency Medical Technician...... 23...... 24 College of Pharmacy: ...... 4 Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee College of Population Health: ...... 0 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board of Pharmacy Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital Selected UNM HSC Activities in Union County to Union County residents (FY 2019) Clinical Service Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Center Psych. Psych. Total resident rotations (family nurse practitioner) Compensated . . 314 . . . . 90 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 51 ...... 1 . . . 456 • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student rotations Self-Pay ...... 22 . . . . 13 . . . . . 0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 . . . . 35 • Neurosurgery: clinical consults Totals . . . . 336 . . .103 . . .-0 . . .51 . . . . 1 . . 491

52 OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS Valencia County

QUICK FACTS Valencia County N.M. SELECTED UNM HSC ACTIVITIES IN VALENCIA Population, July 2018 estimate...... 76,456. . . . 2,095,428 COUNTY Median household income, 2013-2017...... $43,428. . . . . $46,718 Clinical Service Persons below poverty level, 2013-2017 ...... 17 .3%...... 19 .5% • Area Health Education Centers: financial assistance for student and Land area in square miles, 2010 ...... 1,066. . . . 121,298 resident rotations (allopathic medicine, certified nurse midwife, Persons per square mile, 2010...... 72...... 17 family nurse practitioner, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician Percent Unemployed (2018 Annual Average)...... 5 .5...... 4 .9 assistant) Sources: U.S. Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts and Bureau of Labor Statistics • College of Nursing: community clinical outreach and student High School Four-Year Cohort Graduation Rates, rotations 2016-2017 Four-Year Cohort ...... 74 7%...... 67 .9% Source: New Mexico Public Education Department • Obstetrics & Gynecology: certified nurse midwife services • Occupational Therapy: treatment foster care camp and field work Valencia County Health Council Priorities (2018) • Office for Community Health: New Mexico Immunization Coalition: Child abuse, adverse childhood experiences, bullying Got Shots Back-to-School immunization campaign Healthy food and nutrition • Orthopaedics: surgeon coverage of athletic games Mental and behavioral health • Pediatrics: home care, Para los Niños (child and adolescent sexual Substance abuse abuse clinical services) Youth • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: autism programs, Source: New Mexico Department of Health Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder clinic, home and community-based Legislative Districts transition services, medically fragile case management program, school-to-work transition activities, transition coordination House Senate • School of Medicine: Continuum of Care Project: adult special needs Dist 7 - Kelly K . Fajardo Dist 29 - Gregory A . Baca clinic Dist 8 - Dist 30 - Clemente Sanchez Dist 49 - Gail Armstrong Dist 39 - Elizabeth “Liz” Stefanics Educational Dist 50 - Matthew McQueen • College of Nursing: participation in the New Mexico Nursing Dist 69 - Harry Garcia Education Consortium to create opportunities for nursing education • College of Pharmacy: community education events, flu shots, health Top Five Causes of Death (2018) fairs Deaths per 100,000 Valencia County N.M. (rank) • College of Population Health: public health online trainings 1 . Cancer...... 198 .5. . . . 174 7. (2) • Comprehensive Cancer Center: Ventanilla de Salud 2 . Heart Disease...... 172 .2. . . . . 187 .3 (1) • Emergency Medicine: community education 3 . Chronic lower respiratory diseases...... 92 .0. . . . . 55 .2 (4) • Family & Community Medicine: PA clerkship 4 . Unintentional Injuries ...... 67 0. . . . . 72 1. (3) • N .M . Poison and Drug Information Center: poison prevention and 5 . Cerebrovascular diseases...... 31 .6. . . . . 39 .9 (5) medication safety Source: N.M. DOH Indicator-Based Information System • Pathology: hands-on lab tours • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: community Licensed Health Professionals 2017 2018 events, conferences, infant behavioral health community of practice, Primary Care Provider (Medical Doctor or Doctor Project for New Mexico Children Who Are Deaf/Blind, provider of Osteopathy specializing in family, general education or internal practice/medicine)...... 23...... 20 • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: Honoring Native Life youth suicide Clinical Nurse Specialist-Certified Nurse Practitioner. . . . 18...... 26 prevention programming; youth suicide prevention training (with Physician Assistant ...... 8...... 10 New Mexico Department of Health) OB-GYN...... 0...... 0 • UNM Hospital Trauma Support: car seat installation workshops Certified Nurse Midwife ...... 1...... 1 Licensed Midwife...... 1...... 1 Telehealth/Telemedicine General Surgeon...... 0...... 0 • Envision New Mexico: Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine Psychiatrist...... 5...... 6 • Pediatrics/Center for Development and Disability: clinical and Dentist...... 26...... 29 educational programs Pharmacist...... 55...... N .A . • Project ECHO: Albuquerque Area Southwest Tribal Epidemiology Pharmacist Clinician ...... N .A ...... 0 Center Partners in Good Health, antimicrobial stewardship, chronic Registered Nurse...... 181...... 169 pain and headache, community health worker continuing education, Licensed Practical Nurse ...... 741...... N .A . counselor series, endocrinology, hepatitis C, HIV, nurse practitioner/ Emergency Medical Technician...... 176...... 172 certified nurse midwife primary care, prevention of child abuse and Source: Farnbach Pearson AW, Reno JR, New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee neglect, reproductive health, tuberculosis 2018 and 2019 annual reports, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. N.M. Board • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: community coalition and of Pharmacy. crisis response team-building for youth suicide prevention and postvention through telehealth consultation (sponsored by New Mexico Department of Health); crisis intervention training and case

OFFICE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH – COUNTY HEALTH REPORT CARDS 53 consultation to public safety personnel; Indian Health Service Center UNM Health Sciences Center Alumni Residing in for Telehealth Excellence Project; mental health and the law training; Valencia County (FY 2019) peer and community support worker consultations for prevention, School of Medicine: ...... 155 engagement, support services and extensive case management College of Nursing: ...... 244 Community Research College of Pharmacy: ...... 68 • Prevention Research Center: N .M . Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, College of Population Health: ...... 4 Sexual Violence Prevention Statewide Coordination • Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences: State-Targeted Responses for Patient care services (visits) provided by UNM Hospital Opioid Use Disorder to Valencia County residents (FY 2019) Payer UNMH Cancer Adult SRMC Children’s Grand Volunteer Community Faculty in Valencia County Center Psych. Psych. Total (FY 2019) Charity ...... 293 . . . . . 73 . . . . . 1 . . . . 6 ...... 0 . . . 373 School of Medicine: ...... 12 Compensated 36,683 . . . 4,744 . . . 6,978 . . . 1,827 ...... 331 . . 50,563 College of Nursing: ...... 9 Self-Pay . . . . 2,437 . . . . 161 . . . . . 3 . . . . 62 ...... 1 . . 2,664 College of Pharmacy: ...... 4 Totals . . . 39,413 . .4,978 . 6,982 . 1,895 . . . 332 .53,600

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Outreach activities include clinical service, education, telehealth, telemedicine, and community research . Map reflects the county where activities occurred and the number of individuals served by the activities . Activity participants might not be residents of the county in which the activity occurred . UNM Health System clinical encounters are not included in the counts . Map not updated for January 2020 report. UNM Health System clinical encounters are not included in the counts. Outreach activities include education, patient care, community research and telehealth sites. Map re ects the county where activities occurred and the number of individuals served by the activities. Activity participants might not be residents of the county in which the activity occurred. https://hsc .unm .edu/community/assets/doc/county-health-report-cards .pdf