HHS awarded $103 million to improve health care worker retention by reducing staff burnout and promoting mental wellness. Several essential hospitals were among the awardees, including the University of New Mexico, Virginia Commonwealth University, and the University of Utah.
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A home-based kidney care model piloted by University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center researchers improved health outcomes for the Zuni Native American tribe.
view more »Essential hospitals not only help millions of Americans achieve physical well-being, they create economic health in the communities they serve.
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Congress plans to vote on a continuing resolution to keep the government running past Dec. 9. The Senate is expected to pass 21st Century Cures legislation.
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The bill is a step toward expanding Project ECHO, an innovative “hub and spoke” education model created at association member University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center.
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University of New Mexico researchers have found a way to use lemongrass oil as a lethal weapon against the genus of mosquitoes responsible for spreading the Zika virus and other illnesses.
view more »Population health has become a national priority in health care. Without much direction or guidance, providers are venturing into the unknown, developing programs and initiatives aimed at individuals’’ overall health by targeting specific health outcomes.
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UNM School of Medicine develops full-year seminar on patient safety and health care quality
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UNM Hospitals' LGBT Collaborative changes policies, training, and perspective
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Notes "valuable contributions" member volunteers make to success of association's work
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