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NM HIV-Hepatatis-STD Online Resource Guide

STD Prevention Program

The New Mexico Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) Prevention Program has as its primary goal the reduction and prevention of the incidence of sexually transmitted diseases including HIV infection.

The STD Program provides statewide consultation and technical assistance, partner services, screening, surveillance, health care provider education, case management, and partner notification for reportable STDs in the state.

The following STDs notifiable conditions:

• Chancroid
• Chlamydia
• Gonorrhea
• Syphillis

Case Definitions and Descriptions of notifiable conditions

New Mexico STD Data Report for 2008

Sources:

1. STD cases from STD*MIS reports, NM STD Program.
2. Population estimates for 2008, NCHS bridged-race population estimates.
3. Rates are per 100,000.

Questions or comments may be directed to STD Program Manager, Dan Burke at 505-476-1778, or by email dan.burke@state.nm.us.

Who is Required To Report

All STD cases diagnosed or treated in New Mexico are required by law to be reported to the STD Program in Santa Fe. Additionally, any medical laboratory anywhere in the United States performing testing for New Mexico must report positive results to the New Mexico STD Prgram in Santa Fe. This includes all clinicians seeing patients, laboratories doing testing, and administrators or Infection Control Staff at any medical facility. Medical facilities include all Private, Public, Tribal, Indian Health Service, Military, Veteran’s Affairs, Employee Health, Detention Centers, Jails, Prisons, and all other Medical Clinics, Hospitals, Emergency Wards or Urgent Care Centers.

STD Case Reporting Form

Please click here to obtain a printable reporting form.

Fax Forms ONLY to 505-476-3638