Workgroups are formed by the Steering Committee and/or membership to share ideas, resources, and strategies.
The following is a list of current workgroups, their goals, and membership.
Closed-Loop Referral Systems
The Closed-loop Referral Systems (CLRS) Workgroup convenes on a monthly basis to unite key partners, exchanging insights to illuminate pathways and guide the evolution of the statewide CLRS.
Community Engagement
The Community Engagement Workgroup focuses on building relationships with and gaining needed input from community organizations, stakeholders, and individuals for Collaborative planning and use. The workgroup develops strategies to engage and involve its membership, as well as the broader community in the Collaborative's activities and strategic planning, ensuring that diverse voices are heard and considered. It also currently has a focus on strengthening internal communication and relationships.
Data, Technology, and Standards
The Data, Technology, and Standards workgroup focuses on information needs, data collection (both quantitative and qualitative), analysis, and sharing. The workgroup establishes standards for equitable data collection, ensures the appropriate and equitable use of technology, and promotes data sharing among Collaborative members. The workgroup will also explore innovative solutions to enhance data-driven decision-making to better address SDOH issues
Operations Workgroup
Purpose:
a) Maintain and revise the Collaborative's charter as needed and ensure that the charter remains aligned with the Collaborative's goals, reflects its mission and vision, supports equity in planning, operations and membership.
b) Responsible for developing and recommending priorities to guide the Collaborative's current priority-focused activities
c) Develop financial and operational support strategies and explore funding opportunities to help ensure the short-term and long-term sustainability of the Collaborative.
Tribal Health Systems
The Tribal Health Systems Workgroup is committed to fostering collaboration between Tribal, County, and State partners, with a focus on addressing Indigenous Social Drivers of Health. By engaging in co-learning and centering community voices, the workgroup aims to enhance health outcomes through culturally informed practices, honoring data sovereignty, and shared knowledge. Our work is grounded in radical trust, mutual respect, and continuous learning, ensuring that Indigenous health remains in Indigenous hands.
Workgroups are led by Steering Committee Members & Voting Membership
If you would like to be involved in a Workgroup please contact us with questions. You can also apply to become a voting member of NMSDOH-C by filling out our online application.