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Health Topics
Population
Characteristics
Demographic Characteristics
Economic Stability
Education
Neighborhood and Built Environment
Social and Community Context
Health Care
Services
Health Care Access
Cancer Screening
Cardiovascular Screening
Immunization
Oral Health
Other
Preventive
Care
Lifestyle and
Risk Factors
Alcohol Use
Injury
Prevention
Nutrition
Physical
Activity
Physical Environment
Tobacco Use
Weight Status
Health
Status
Cancer
Chronic
Disease
Infectious Disease
Injury and
Violence
Leading
Causes of
Death
Mental Health
Maternal and Child Health
Substance Use
Summary
Measures of
Health Status
About
Health Topics
The model below shows health factor conditions which lead to health outcomes. Some health factors, such as race and age, cannot be modified but are included in the model because they play a role in individual and population health outcomes. Many health factors, on the other hand, can be modified. One of the roles of public health practitioners is to work with individuals and communities to improve modifiable health factors so that health outcomes will improve. The Health Topic pages provide basic information and links to related data and reports.
View quick introduction video that describes what Health Topics provide.
Community Reports
Community Profile Reports by Geography
County
Health Region
Urban and Rural Counties
Community Profile Reports by Population Group
Race Ethnicity
Sex
Sexual Orientation
About Community Data
Community reports provide a summary of baseline conditions and trends in a community and study area. It establishes the context for assessing potential impacts and for project decision-making.
View quick introduction video that describes what the Community Profile reports provide.
View a list of Community Health Status Indicators
Indicator Reports
Find Indicator Report by
Alphabetical List
Filterable list of all indicator reports sorted alphabetically by title.
Primary Data Source
Filterable list of all indicator report titles grouped by data sources.
Health Department Authoring Program
Filterable list of all indicator report titles grouped by program/owning organization.
Searchable, Sortable, Filterable Table
Table of all indicator reports with titles, data sources, organization, view titles, and published date.
Demographic List
Table of all demographic indicator reports.
Community Health Status Indicators (CHSIs)
Table of all demographic indicator reports.
About Health Indicators
Health Indicators provide critical information about population health. These reports are useful to support planning, identifying priorities or targeting resources, and for tracking progress towards broad community objectives. They help to engage partners into civic and collaborative action by helping to build awareness of problems and trends. In addition they help inform policy and policy makers and can be used to promote accountability among governmental and non-governmental agencies.
View quick introduction video that describes what the Health Indicator Profile reports provide.
View a list of Indicator Report Contributors
Query Datasets
Vital Records Data
Birth Data
Explore birth certificate data (teen births, birthweight, preterm births, etc.)
Death Data
Explore mortality data for the general population (all ages)
Infant Mortality
Explore mortality data for infants (under 1 year of age)
Small Area Queries (Birth & Death)
Explore Birth and Death data for New Mexico's 108 Small Areas
Social Determinants of Health (Birth & Death)
Explore Birth and Death data by Social Determinants of Health
Morbidity Data
Cancer Incidence
Explore Incident Cancer Diagnoses by Person, Place and Time
Hospital Inpatient Discharge Data (HIDD)
New Mexico hospital inpatient discharge data (state-licensed hospitals)
Hospital Emergency Department Data (ED)
New Mexico hospital emergency department data (state-licensed hospitals)
Severe Maternal Morbidity (SMM)
Maternal morbidity incidents among in-hospital births
Infectious Diseases
Explore Infectious Diseases by Person, Place and Time
Health Survey Data
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS)
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System data
Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS)
Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System data
Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey (YRRS)
Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey data
Demographic Data
American Community Survey
ACS estimates by New Mexico county, small area and census tract.
Population Estimates
Population estimates by New Mexico county, small area and census tract.
Environment Data
Explore Queries on the NMTracking Website
Go to the NMTracking query selection page.
Special Options
Secure Query Index
About Query Datasets
Queryable Datasets provides access to record level data. Who, what, when, and where as well as other data attribute values can be specified as filtering criteria. Options also exist that control how to display (group by) the data.
View quick introduction video that describes what Query Datasets provides.
View a List of Data Stewards
Resources
Help and Tutorials
"Two Clicks" to Community Health Information!
Easy ways to find health information for your community.
How to Read a Graph
About ICD Codes, 3 NCHS Lists
About Injury ICD Codes, ICD-10 and ICD-10-CM
Glossary