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Guatemala: Report On Malnutrition, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1992

Guatemala: Report On Malnutrition, Deborah Tyroler

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New Mexico Labor Market Review 03-31-1992, New Mexico Department Of Labor Mar 1992

New Mexico Labor Market Review 03-31-1992, New Mexico Department Of Labor

Historic Publications

The New Mexico Labor Market Review is a monthly publication presenting statistical data and analysis on labor market conditions throughout New Mexico. Issues examine statewide and regional trends in employment, unemployment, labor force estimates, industry activity, wages, occupational demand, and related economic conditions, often accompanied by feature articles on topics affecting the state’s economy. This issue covers February 1992.

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Social Welfare Indicators: Costa Rica, Cuba, Paraguay, Barbara Khol Mar 1992

Social Welfare Indicators: Costa Rica, Cuba, Paraguay, Barbara Khol

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F.A.O. Report On Malnutrition & Poor Sanitation Standards In Latin America, Barbara Khol Mar 1992

F.A.O. Report On Malnutrition & Poor Sanitation Standards In Latin America, Barbara Khol

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Commentary On Impact Of World Bank Loans & U.S.A.I.D. Programs In Colombia (S/S), Barbara Khol Mar 1992

Commentary On Impact Of World Bank Loans & U.S.A.I.D. Programs In Colombia (S/S), Barbara Khol

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On Political Risk Of Market-Oriented Economic Reforms, Barbara Khol Feb 1992

On Political Risk Of Market-Oriented Economic Reforms, Barbara Khol

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Jamaica: Breastfeeding Incidence Declines, Erika Harding Feb 1992

Jamaica: Breastfeeding Incidence Declines, Erika Harding

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Peru: Economy Minister Addresses Poverty Alleviation Program, Privatization Plans, Barbara Khol Feb 1992

Peru: Economy Minister Addresses Poverty Alleviation Program, Privatization Plans, Barbara Khol

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Model Of Dietary Fiber Utilization By Small Mammalian Herbivores, With Empirical Results For Neotoma, Felisa A. Smith, Keith E. Justice Feb 1992

Model Of Dietary Fiber Utilization By Small Mammalian Herbivores, With Empirical Results For Neotoma, Felisa A. Smith, Keith E. Justice

Biology Faculty & Staff Publications

Allometric considerations have suggested that small herbivores are inefficient at or incapable of extracting energy from the microbial fermentation of structural carbohydrates. This notion is at odds with accumulating empirical evidence that demonstrates well-developed fiber digestion abilities for a number of small rodent genera. To examine the apparent inconsistency, we have constructed a model of plant fiber utilization tailored specifically for hindgut fermenters. Computer simulations provide estimates of fiber and overall dry-matter digestibilities as a function of body size, energy demand, and diet. Our calculations indicate that small mammals can obtain significant benefit from fiber fermentation, especially at moderate fiber …

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Deposition Of Melinda J. Soroos 1992, Catholic Church. Archdiocese Of Santa Fe (N.M.) Jan 1992

Deposition Of Melinda J. Soroos 1992, Catholic Church. Archdiocese Of Santa Fe (N.M.)

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Barbados: European Community Approves Us$4 Million For Livestock Project, Barbara Khol Jan 1992

Barbados: European Community Approves Us$4 Million For Livestock Project, Barbara Khol

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Decisions By And For People With Mental Retardation: Balancing Considerations Of Autonomy And Protection, James W. Ellis Jan 1992

Decisions By And For People With Mental Retardation: Balancing Considerations Of Autonomy And Protection, James W. Ellis

Faculty Scholarship

This Article will attempt to analyze some of the considerations that should inform enlightened and compassionate public policy in this area. Section I will describe briefly the definition of mental retardation and common attributes of people who have the disability and the social and political world in which they live within our society. Section II will sketch some of the contexts in which legal issues about decision-making arise in the lives of people with mental retardation. Section III will discuss the generic legal doctrines of consent which form the backdrop for legal analysis of these problems, with particular attention to …

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On Integrating Persons With Mental Retardation: The Ada And Adr, Peter David Blanck Jan 1992

On Integrating Persons With Mental Retardation: The Ada And Adr, Peter David Blanck

New Mexico Law Review

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Vol. Iv_Issue 5_August 1992, Puntos De Vista - Westside Neighborhood , Santa Fe Jan 1992

Vol. Iv_Issue 5_August 1992, Puntos De Vista - Westside Neighborhood , Santa Fe

Puntos de Vista: A Westside Neighborhood Newsletter (1989-1998), Santa Fe, NM

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Indian Women's Health Intervention Policy Analysis Analyzing Interventions That Promote Cancer Screening, Kauffman And Associates, Inc., J. Kaufmann, Er. Kemper Jan 1992

Indian Women's Health Intervention Policy Analysis Analyzing Interventions That Promote Cancer Screening, Kauffman And Associates, Inc., J. Kaufmann, Er. Kemper

Native Health Database Full Text

Purpose This project was funded by the Office of the Women's Health, Office of Assistant Secretary for Health, Public Health Service, in collaboration with the Office of Planning, Evaluation, and Legislation, Indian Health Service (IHS). The purpose of this study is to explore how the IHS-based outpatient planning methodology dubbed, "Industrial Strength Triage" (hereinafter referred to as Outpatient Visit Planning/Industrial Strength Triage or OPV/IST) and other health care management strategies promote women's health. Methods In this report, the authors review OPV/IST and four programs funded under National Cancer Institute grants: 1) a computerized pap tracking system for urban clinics; 2) …

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Summary Of Leading Causes For Outpatient Visits: Indian Health Service And Tribal Direct And Contract Facilities Fiscal Year 1992, M Tulsa Jan 1992

Summary Of Leading Causes For Outpatient Visits: Indian Health Service And Tribal Direct And Contract Facilities Fiscal Year 1992, M Tulsa

Native Health Database Full Text

This report presents the fiscal year 1992 distribution of leading causes of ambulatory care visits for patients treated at 12 Indian Health Service (IHS) and tribal direct and contract facilities. The IHS and tribal direct facility source documents for this report were the Ambulatory Patient Care Report and the Patient Care Component Ambulatory Encounter Records. For contract care, the source document is the Purchase/Delivery Order for Contract Health Services for Other than Hospital Inpatient or Dental. This report discusses the distribution of problems or clinical impressions as recorded by physicians and other providers of health care for patients in all …

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Hslic Annual Report Fy1991-92, University Of New Mexico Health Sciences Library And Informatics Center Jan 1992

Hslic Annual Report Fy1991-92, University Of New Mexico Health Sciences Library And Informatics Center

HSLIC Annual Reports

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A Recipe For The New Right Stuff: A Review Essay, Janet R. Fireman Jan 1992

A Recipe For The New Right Stuff: A Review Essay, Janet R. Fireman

New Mexico Historical Review

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Indian Health Focus: Elders., Unknown Jan 1992

Indian Health Focus: Elders., Unknown

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Otitis Media Report Fy 1976, Unknown Jan 1992

Otitis Media Report Fy 1976, Unknown

Native Health Database Full Text

This is a teen center planning and development document. The evaluation of the Indian Heath Service Albuquerque Area teen centers found that a good model had been developed, but not fully implemented. Services were found to be appropriate, generally accessible, however not fully acceptable to the community. This document includes a step-by-step description of how a teen center model can be introduced and sustained in an American Indian community. The model is designed to be implemented as a demonstration project, and to be carried out in selected communities over a two-year period. The model plan strives to 1) improve access …

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Proceedings Of The National Conference On High Blood Pressure Control In Native American Communities., Unknown Jan 1992

Proceedings Of The National Conference On High Blood Pressure Control In Native American Communities., Unknown

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Type II Diabetes is the most prevalent disease among Zunis. Serious related complications are seen frequently in the Zuni population. In 1983, personnel at the Zuni Service Unit initiated a community-based exercise program designed to help control Type II diabetes. The effects of this program were studied, beginning in 1987, by comparison of medical records between participants and non-participants. This study demonstrated that participation in this type of a program can facilitate weight loss and decreased the need for insulin or oral hypoglycemic agents. Two new related studies offer strong evidence that physical activity may actually help prevent Type II …

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American Indians In California: Health Status & Access To Health Care., Unknown Jan 1992

American Indians In California: Health Status & Access To Health Care., Unknown

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Because the Indian Health Service does not provide direct services in California, data related to patient care information has been limited. In November 1991, the Indian Health Service addressed this deficiency by presenting a report to the U.S. Congress. This monograph addresses key health status and health care utilization measures from the report. This includes the health effects of the arbitrary and changing nature of federal recognition of those tribes that are eligible for health benefits. Secondary data from the State of California was used in the original report; this summary focuses on vital statistics from California birth and death …

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Assessment Of The Health Needs Of American Indians/Alaska Natives Living In Cites Not Served By An Urban Indian Health Program Funded By The Indian Health Service, American Indian Health Care Association Jan 1992

Assessment Of The Health Needs Of American Indians/Alaska Natives Living In Cites Not Served By An Urban Indian Health Program Funded By The Indian Health Service, American Indian Health Care Association

Native Health Database Full Text

The purpose of this report is to present findings on the health status and health needs ofAmerican Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/ANs) in six urban areas not currently served byurban Indian health programs funded by the Indian Health Service (IHS). In accordancewith requirements of Title V, Section 504, of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act, ahealth needs assessment was conducted in six U.S. cities to determine the health status andhealth needs of AI/AN residents in these urban areas.Several methods were used to conduct the assessment including: 1) analysis of 1990 Census population data; 2) analysis of city-specific mortality data; 3) …

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Scope Of The Problem Of Alcohol And Substance Abuse Among American Indian And Alaska Native Communities, American Indian Health Care Association Jan 1992

Scope Of The Problem Of Alcohol And Substance Abuse Among American Indian And Alaska Native Communities, American Indian Health Care Association

Native Health Database Full Text

Purpose The purpose of this study is to: 1) investigate and examine the Indian Health Service (IHS) and Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) programs providing services to American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/ANs) whom have alcohol and drug problems; 2) focus upon information and budget systems concerning the monitoring of services provided and funds expended; and 3) research the scope of the alcohol and drug problems, financial costs, and human costs among AI/ANs. Methods For operational purposes, this study was split into two major components. The first component involved the examination of current IHS and BIA program information systems with …

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Guide To Usda Programs For Native Americans., Native American Programs, Office Of Intergovernmental Affairs, Office Of Public Affairs, United States Department Of Agriculture Jan 1992

Guide To Usda Programs For Native Americans., Native American Programs, Office Of Intergovernmental Affairs, Office Of Public Affairs, United States Department Of Agriculture

Native Health Database Full Text

The purpose of this publication is to provide a reference for American Indian and Alaska Native tribal leaders, planners, community leaders, teachers, counselors, and individuals, as well as those who work with Native Americans on the numerous United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) programs available. This publication lists and categorizes USDA programs for Native Americans. It includes program description, sponsoring agency, appropriations statistics, eligibility definitions, and application procedures for each program. The booklet also identifies the necessary contacts for finding out more information.

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Summary Of Clinical Impressions For Hypertensive Disease: Indian Heath Service And Tribal Direct And Contract Facilities., M Tulsa Jan 1992

Summary Of Clinical Impressions For Hypertensive Disease: Indian Heath Service And Tribal Direct And Contract Facilities., M Tulsa

Native Health Database Full Text

This Indian Health Service (IHS) report presents the fiscal year 1990 distribution of outpatient data relating to hypertensive disease for patients treated at IHS and tribal direct and contract facilities. This report discusses the distribution of problems or clinical impressions as recorded by physicians and other providers of heath care. The primary source material for this document is the Ambulatory Patient Care Report and the Patient Care Component System Form S. For contract care, the source document is the Purchase/Delivery Order for Contract Health Services for Other than Hospital Inpatient or Dental. The data provided are tabulated by patient's age …

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Mexico City: Inhaled Lead Particles Inhibit Cognitive Development, Steven Ranieri Dec 1991

Mexico City: Inhaled Lead Particles Inhibit Cognitive Development, Steven Ranieri

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Guatemala: Unicef Report On Child Malnutrition, Deborah Tyroler Dec 1991

Guatemala: Unicef Report On Child Malnutrition, Deborah Tyroler

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Guyana: Unicef Program For Street Children, Erika Harding Dec 1991

Guyana: Unicef Program For Street Children, Erika Harding

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Overall Results Of Green Revolution Technology In Third World Agriculture Positive, Barbara Khol Dec 1991

Overall Results Of Green Revolution Technology In Third World Agriculture Positive, Barbara Khol

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