Las Cruces Community Health Approach to Addiction
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Determining Our Priorities for Special Projects
We are always asking ourselves several questions to guide us in what we decide to do and how we plan to carry out an initiative in any of the model levels indicated above:
1. Do we have a significant community health problem in terms of severity and extent of disease burden?
2. Do we have a proven best practice intervention that will address the problem?
3. Do we have the resources (e.g., staff, space, funding) to implement the intervention?
4. Do we have other community partners in coalitions, councils or contracts that may collaborate with us in a given initiative?
5. Do we need to have formal agreements or legal documents to implement the chosen initiative?
Note:
We ascribe to the triple aims of Obamacare/the Affordable Care Act --
Patient Engagement, Patient Outcomes, & Cost Reduction
1. Do we have a significant community health problem in terms of severity and extent of disease burden?
2. Do we have a proven best practice intervention that will address the problem?
3. Do we have the resources (e.g., staff, space, funding) to implement the intervention?
4. Do we have other community partners in coalitions, councils or contracts that may collaborate with us in a given initiative?
5. Do we need to have formal agreements or legal documents to implement the chosen initiative?
Note:
We ascribe to the triple aims of Obamacare/the Affordable Care Act --
Patient Engagement, Patient Outcomes, & Cost Reduction
The Doña Ana County Health & Human Services Department coordinates two community committees regarding substance use disorders (SUD) that meet regularly each month—LEAD on the first Tuesday at 10:00 am and Opioid+360 on the 3rd Wednesday at 10:00 am. Both are conducted by WebEx at this time. You may email the committee coordinator for more information to participate.
“If you don’t like the road you’re walking, start paving another one.” Dolly Parton
Current Special Projects for Recovery
1. Recovery Community Organization in Las Cruces
2. SMART Recovery Meetings in Las Cruces
3. National Recovery Month in Las Cruces
4. Las Cruces Jail Diversion & Release Projects
Note: Each of four items above are in separate tab under Projects or you can click on item here to go to particular project page.
5. Addiction Community Health Rotations for Healthcare Worker Students at the Amador Health Center Annex [page restricted to Members Only via button below].
2. SMART Recovery Meetings in Las Cruces
3. National Recovery Month in Las Cruces
4. Las Cruces Jail Diversion & Release Projects
Note: Each of four items above are in separate tab under Projects or you can click on item here to go to particular project page.
5. Addiction Community Health Rotations for Healthcare Worker Students at the Amador Health Center Annex [page restricted to Members Only via button below].
6. Grant Virtual Visit Materials my be viewed by clicking on Members Only button below and entering password.
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