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The New Mexico Board of Podiatry as of July 1, 2023 has been transitioned from NM Regulation & Licensing Department to the New Mexico Medical Board (NMMB).  Questions about licensing need to be addressed through the NMMB.

New Mexico Medical Board  2055 S Pacheco St Bldg 400   Santa Fe, NM  87505

Monique M. Parks  Licensing Manager  Phone: 505-476-7232    (fax) 505-476-7233  Email: moniquem.parks@nmmb.nm.gov


   

2023 Stats :      NMPMA Total Contributions - $9,866    NMPMA Participation: 41% 

Thanks to NMPMA's 2023 Contributors       



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The American Podiatric Medical Association Political Action Committee (APMAPAC) is a nonprofit, bipartisan fundraising committee through which podiatrists support federal candidates who champion podiatric medicine’s issues before the US Congress. 

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PURPOSE: The American Podiatric Medical Association Political Action Committee’s purpose is to raise and disburse funds to candidates for Federal office that support the legislative priorities and goals of the podiatric medical profession.

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Patient  Educational Tool - Information for Nalaxone Use (NM Pharmacy Board) to be in compliance with 2019 SB 221. 

Opioid Resources from APMA - Here's the Link

  

National Diabetes Education Program (NDEP) has released the update to Guiding Principles for the Care of People with or at Risk for Diabetes

This resource provides a set of 10 clinically useful principles highlighting areas of agreement in diabetes care and prevention. APMA has signed on as one of the 20 professional organizations and federal agencies supporting the use of Guiding Principles.

In Guiding Principles, NDEP has not created new guidelines, but rather clarified where there is general agreement across a wide range of existing guidelines. These principles represent a set of sound practices that clinicians can rely on to improve care for their patients with diabetes.

Link to Guiding Principles (full document).


NM Department of Health HAN (Health Alert Network)

To register in the HAN:
Open https://member.everbridge.net/index/453003085613008 and click on the blue ‘Sign up’ link and provide all of the information on each page until you click on the ‘Finish’ button.

To contact HAN:
Email:    han.helpdesk@state.nm.us
Phone:  (505) 476-8225


   



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