This presentation reviews:

What other HIEs are doing with SDOH

SDOH Consensus on Elements

SHARE New Mexico Community Resource Directory

SDOH Assessment Research

Health Equity Map

As we continue to grow and strengthen our impact, we invite you to sign the NMSDOH-C Member Pledge. This pledge is a way for voting members to formally affirm our shared commitment to addressing the social drivers of health through collaboration, equity, and community-led solutions. By signing, you or your organization will:

- Demonstrate your commitment to advancing equity and justice

- Support meaningful community-driven collaboration

- Help strengthen systems that promote health and well-being for all

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Complete the pledge today and email it to dlucero45@phs.org.

Jaffer provided this presentation at the February 2025 CLRS/DTS workgroup meeting

The Charter was developed by the Charter Workgroup and was originally approved in January 2024. The Charter was then updated and approved in January 2025.

Presentation for CLRS workgroup by Jaffer Traish

This report is a summary of the 2024 NMSDOH-C Learning Circle that occurred on September 9th, 2024.

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For our final session of the series, presenters will share examples of the impact that incorporating SDOH data into a Health Information Exchange has within New Mexico.

Presenters

Terri Stewart, Chief Executive Officer & President, SYNCRONYS

Toni Grinstead, Senior Program Manager, Community Health, Presbyterian

Jordan Murray, Senior Director, Government Strategy, Unite Us

Julia Jones, VP Network Development and Partnerships, Findhelp

About the Series

During this series we hope to inspire connections between Collaborative members and host a space to share promising and innovative practices happening across New Mexico as they relate to addressing Social Drivers of Health. The topics for this series come from suggestions made by members of the Collaborative and build on discussions from the 2024 Learning Circle.

This document provides responses to the most frequently asked questions about the New Mexico Social Drivers of Health Collaborative. If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact dlucero45@phs.org.

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In this session we learn about promising practices in addressing common SDOH issues across the state.

Link to Webinar Recording

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Session Description

In this webinar we discuss closed-loop referral systems and share related concepts. We hear from a payor organization to learn from their experience, and learn about key features and implementation approaches in other states.

Presenters

• Emily LaMaster, Director of Medicaid Strategy & Business Innovation, Humana
• Jaffer Traish, Chief Operating Officer, findhelp
• Chris Hollis, Steering Committee Member, New Mexico Social Drivers of Health Collaborative

About the New Mexico Social Drivers of Health Collaborative Fall/Winter Webinar Series

During this series we hope to inspire connections between Collaborative members and host a space to share promising and innovative practices happening across New Mexico as they relate to addressing Social Drivers of Health.

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Orientation letter for new members of the NMSDOH-C.

The purpose of this report is to inform the development of a closed loop referral system(CLRS) for the State of New Mexico. The report highlights findings from examining current CLRS efforts across New Mexico, engaging the New Mexico Social Determinants of Health Collaborative(NMSDOH-C) in interviews and a landscape assessment survey, and identifying recommendations from states currently implementing CLRS. This report is a first step in an ongoing effort to bring together community voice to inform the healthcare delivery system and decision-makers in New Mexico and address barriers in connecting individuals to preventive services, social services and treatment.