Clinical Resources
 The
resources on this website are intended to help New Mexico SBHCs improving the quality
of their clinical services. The following documents and websites can help you
learn more about applicable laws and standards of practice. Please work with your
sponsoring agency and/or provider(s) to tailor these resources to your particular
needs and requirements.
NM Health Connection: Directory of Health Services for NM is a website that provides information on health services, providers and facilities by county as well as resources on specific health issues and a link to the research engine MedlinePlus. NM health connection
UNM PALS (Physician Access Line) is phone number that providers can call for consultation with the UNM medical faculty and specialists. One can ask the operator to connect you with the attending or doctor on call for consultation about a patient that is being seen or for a medical question about patient disease management. The service is for physicians and mid-levels. Details at: http://hsc.unm.edu/som/telehealth/providers.shtml The phone number is 272-2000. Long distance is 1-888-866-7257.
The National Assembly on School-Based Health Care (NASBHC) Road Map is a tool to help you on your journey from the early stages of considering a SBHC through the first year or two of operations.
American Academy of Pediatrics, Bright Futures
Adolescent Health Resources
Asthma Management Resources
Centers for Disease Control, Child and Teen Body Mass Index Calculator
Centers for Disease Control, Hand Hygiene and Other Standard Precautions to Prevent Health Care-Associated Infections
Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA)
Confidential Services for Minors in New Mexico
Dental Vans- statewide, mobile
Food Resources in Your Community- Directory
Immunization Information for New Mexico
Injury Prevention in Adolescents: The Role of Health Plans
National Assembly on School-Based Health Care (NASBHC)
NM Children, Youth and Families Department (CYFD)
NM Board of Pharmacy
NM Department of Health, Injury Prevention
NM Department
of Health, Office of School and Adolescent Health Resources
NM Human Services Department, School Health Office, School-Based Health Center (SBHC)/Managed Care Organization (MCO) Project
NM SBHC Programs, Policies and Procedures
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
University of New Mexico, SBHC Program, Continuing Education Manual for SBHC Staff on Crisis Management Plan, First Aid, HIPAA, Infection Control, Medicaid, Reporting Abuse, 504/IDEA, Suicide Prevention and Intervention
US Department of Health and Human Service, Joint Guidance on the Application of the Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) to Student Health Records
American Academy of Pediatrics, Bright Futures
- Comprehensive health supervision guidelines, including recommendations on immunizations, routine health screenings, and anticipatory guidance.
Adolescent Health Resources
Asthma Management Resources
- NM Department of Health, Managing Asthma in NM Schools 2009 (PDF)
- Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) Pulmonary Asthma Teleclinic. Project ECHO is an innovative model in treating complex chronic diseases in rural and under-served areas of New Mexico. Via technology, ECHO bridges the gap between urban healthcare specialists and providers, including school based health centers and school nurses in rural settings. The Pulmonary/Asthma teleclinic meets the second and fourth Fridays from noon to 1 PM. We will extend that time for school nurse staff who are busy over the lunch hour. Providers, including nurses and school-based health center providers, present de-identified cases to Dr. Harkins, Associate Professor in pulmonary and critical care at UNM's Dept of Internal Medicine. Dr. Harkins or a guest speaker presents information on a pulmonary/asthma topic, answers questions about cases, co-manages difficult cases, and reviews current best practice guidelines in treatment. We are also pleased to offer CMEs for qualifying participants. If you are interested in participating in the Asthma teleclinic contact: kamoseley@salud.unm.edu or KLuttecke@salud.unm. Asthma links and websites at: http://echo.unm.edu/teleecho_clinics.html#Pulmonary/Asthma
Centers for Disease Control, Child and Teen Body Mass Index Calculator
Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA)
Confidential Services for Minors in New Mexico
Dental vans. Statewide mobile mans and/or mobile equipment. Services may vary.
ACC Dental – 9008 Washington St. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87113, 505-323-1300 or
1-800-856-6528
Participa!- Inc. Dental Services – 2434 Valencia NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110,
505-872-0882 or 1-800-886-6751
Mira Consulting – 7548 Calyx NW, Albuquerque, NM, 87120, 505-898-2797
Food Resources in Your Community Directory
- This directory was developed with funding from the Albuquerque Community Foundation. It is being used in Albuquerque SBHCs to help families find food resources. May 2008. (Word doc.)
- If you would like printed copies, please contact Nissa Patterson at 505-259-2074.
- Feel free to use the format to develop a similar document for your own community.
Immunization Information for New Mexico
National Assembly on School-Based Health
Care (NASBHC)
- NASBHC promotes and supports school-based health centers to assure that all children receive high quality, comprehensive health care.
NM
Children, Youth and Families Department (CYFD)
- Information
on how to report child abuse.
NM Board of Pharmacy
- NM Board of Pharmacy: 505-222-9830, 800-565-9102, and http://www.rld.state.nm.us/pharmacy/. You can download the application packet from the website.
- Sample Application This can be used for either class B or C application. Note: the difference between B and C is the specific drug formulary your SBHC includes. (Word doc.)
NM Department of Health, Injury Prevention
NM Department
of Health, Office of School and Adolescent Health Resources
NM Human Services Department, School Health Office, School-Based Health
Center (SBHC)/Managed Care Organization (MCO)
Project
- Includes SBHC/MCO clinical guidelines for: EPSDT, Asthma, Depression, Obesity,
and Care Coordination and Communication among SBHC, PCPs, MCOs and Parents.
- Information
on how to become a SBHC MCO provider.
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NM SBHC Programs, Policies and Procedures
Consider
these policies and procedures drafts (all three SBHC programs are continually revising
theirs) and adapt them to your SBHC as needed.
A big thank you to Chris O'Donnell from the UNM SBHC Program; Linda Filippi
and Jay Mortensen from the Mountainair SBHC and; Mary Jo Devine and Peggy Chavez
from the Belen SBHC for sharing these policies and procedures.
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Occupational
Safety and Health Administration
- Search website for “blood born pathogens regulations.”
- Standards and Benchmarks for SBHCs This form presents requirements for DOH-funded SBHCs. Other health centers in schools are encouraged to meet similar standards. (PDF)
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University of New Mexico,
SBHC Program
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U.S. Department of Health and Human Service, Joint Guidance on the Application of the Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) to Student Health Records
- The purpose of this guidance is to explain the relationship between the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) privacy rules, and to address apparent confusion on the part of school administrators, health care professionals, and others as to how these two laws apply to records maintained on students. November 2008. (PDF)
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