The NM-IBIS Query System provides a simple-to-use interface that allows a user
to step through data selection options and perform custom queries of New Mexico's
public health databases.
What is a custom query?
A custom query is an interface (Web pages) where the user can select a dataset
(e.g., birth) and a measure (e.g., count) and then limit or aggregate the results
by year, age group, Health Region, etc. to obtain data in a table, graph and/or map. Available datasets are listed below
as well as on the left navigation buttons in this section. Measures can include rates, counts, survey
topics, top 10 lists, averages, etc. The available selections for filtering the data and
defining cross-tabulations depends on what is available in the data set.
Basic steps to follow:
- Select the dataset using the left navigation buttons.
- Select a measure. Click on one of the blue bars to see a
list of measures.
- Build your query. On the QueryBuilder page, click on a blue bar
to expand the step. Make selections to build your query.
- Submit query. After you have finished making selections
click on the "Submit" button to run your query.
- View and/or modify your results. From the results page you
can select/change a chart, export to Excel, use the "Modify Query/Return to QueryBuilder" to
modify your query selections or start a new query. For more information about
these features and step by step examples see the
NM-IBIS Query System Tutorial.
See the
Resources and Help pages for more query system information.
Data uses:
The information is intended to track progress toward goals, and to support evidenced-based decision making in New Mexico to
plan and improve service delivery, evaluate health care systems, and inform policy
decisions.
Query modules currently include:
Vital Records, Birth and Death Data Queries
Dataset Name and Link |
Description |
Birth Dataset
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New Mexico live births, including infant sex, gestational age, and birthweight, maternal age,
race/ethnicity, county and small area of residence, prenatal care, type of facility where
the birth took place and what type of care provider attended the birth. Data for national
comparisons are available. The Birth Certificate data are maintained by the New Mexico Department
of Health, Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics.
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Death Dataset
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New Mexico deaths, including decedent's age, race/ethnicity, county and small area of
residence, and underlying cause of death. Data for national comparisons are available.
The Death Certificate data are maintained by the New Mexico Department of Health, Bureau
of Vital Records and Health Statistics.
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Infant Mortality
|
Infants deaths per 1,000 live births. Similar to Death Certificate Dataset, but with a focus on
infant (age 0 through 364 days) mortality and its causes.
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Small Area Birth and Death Queries
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Birth and Death queries by New Mexico's 108 small areas. These queries require geocoded data, so
they are typically a year behind the county queries for births and deaths. The birth and death
data are maintained by the New Mexico Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Records and Health
Statistics. The small area queries are prepared for presentation in NM-IBIS by the New Mexico
Department of Health, Community Health Assessment Program.
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Social Determinants of Health (SDH) Birth and Death Queries
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Birth and Death queries by New Mexico's 108 small areas. These queries require geocoded data, so
they are typically a year behind the county queries for births and deaths. The birth and death
data are maintained by the New Mexico Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Records and Health
Statistics. The SDH queries are prepared for presentation in NM-IBIS by the New Mexico Department
of Health, Community Health Assessment Program.
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Health Surveys
Dataset Name and Link |
Description |
Behavioral Risk Factors Surveillance System (BRFSS) Survey
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Health status and behaviors of New Mexico adults, including doctor diagnosed chronic
conditions, health care coverage, smoking and alcohol consumption, preventive health
care exams, and physical activity and nutrition, obesity and overweight. Data were
collected through telephone surveys and are representative of non-institutionalized
New Mexico adults with landlines or cellphones. Data for national comparisons are
available for most items. The BRFSS data are maintained by the New Mexico Department
of Health, Injury and Behavioral Epidemiology Bureau, Survey Unit.
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Pregnancy Risk Assessment and Monitoring System (PRAMS) Survey
|
Dataset contains information on the preconception, pregnancy and delivery experiences
of New Mexico women who recently gave birth, including the mother's age, and race/ethnicity,
health insurance coverage, pregnancy intention and contraception, stress factors or
support during pregnancy, breastfeeding practices and barriers, prenatal care, health
or case management services, postpartum health and infant care. Data for comparisons
with selected other states are available for many items. The PRAMS data are maintained
by the New Mexico Department of Health, Family Health Bureau.
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Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey (YRRS)
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Health status and behaviors of New Mexico high school students, including grade, sex,
county of residence and race/ethnicity of the student, use of alcohol, tobacco, and
drugs, physical violence, physical activity and nutrition, obesity and overweight.
Data were collected through paper-and-pencil surveys conducted in the classroom and
are representative of New Mexico public high school students in grades 9-12. Data for
national comparisons are available for most items. The YRRS data are maintained by
the New Mexico Department of Health, Injury and Behavioral Epidemiology Bureau,
Survey Unit.
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Morbidity Data
Dataset Name and Link |
Description |
Infectious Disease
|
Information for 25 notifiable conditions among New Mexico residents, the month and week of
diagnosis, and the age, sex, county of residence and race/ethnicity of the infected person.
Data for national comparisons are available. The Infectious Disease data are maintained by
the New Mexico Department of Health, Infectious Disease Epidemiology Bureau.
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Cancer Incidence
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Information for cancer diagnoses among New Mexico residents, the cancer site and stage at
diagnosis, and the age, sex, county of residence and race/ethnicity of the person.
Cancer incidence data are part of the Surveilance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER)
program and are maintained and provided by the New Mexico Tumor Registry at UNM.
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Hospital Inpatient Discharge Data (HIDD)
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Inpatient hospital stays in New Mexico hospitals, including patient's age, race/ethnicity,
and county of residence, reason for hospitalization, hospital procedures, length of stay,
payer and discharge status. Data for national comparisons are available. The HIDD are
maintained by the New Mexico Department of Health, Health Systems Epidemiology Program
and prepared for presentation in NM-IBIS by the New Mexico Department of Health, Environmental
Health Epidemiology Bureau.
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Injury Hospitalizations
|
Same as HIDD Dataset, but with a focus on injury causes of death and intent (suicide, homicide
and unintentional injury).
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Hospital Emergency Department Visits Data (ED)
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Outpatient emergency department visits to New Mexico hospitals, including patient's age,
race/ethnicity, and county of residence and reason for emergency department visit.
Data for comparison with selected other states are available. The ED data are maintained
by the New Mexico Department of Health, Health Systems Epidemiology Program and prepared
for presentation in NM-IBIS by the New Mexico Department of Health, Environmental Health
Epidemiology Bureau.
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Environmental Data
Dataset Name and Link |
Description |
Drinking Water Quality Dataset
|
Information on the average and maximum concentration of 10 water system contaminants for
622 New Mexico community water systems. The Drinking Water Quality data are maintained
by the New Mexico Department of Health, Environmental Health Epidemiology Bureau.
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Demographic Characteristics
Dataset Name and Link |
Description |
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey
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Demographic characteristics of New Mexico persons and households from the American Community
Survey for counties, census tracts and 108 New Mexico Small Areas. Measures include median
income, poverty, employment, disability, veteran status, presence of children in the household
and prevalence of English language proficiency. Data for national comparisons are available.
The Census Demographic Characteristics data are maintained by the U.S. Bureau of the Census, and
prepared for presentation in NM-IBIS by the New Mexico Department of Health, Community
Health Assessment Program.
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Population Estimates
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Population size estimates for New Mexico counties, small areas and census tracts for 1990
through 2012 by age, sex, and race/ethnicity. The Population Estimates data are maintained
by the University of New Mexico, Geospatial and Population Studies Program, and prepared
for presentation in NM-IBIS by the New Mexico Department of Health, Community Health
Assessment Program.
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NM-IBIS Data Citation:
Please see our NM-IBIS
Web Citation page for guidance on how to cite information from the NM-IBIS Website.
Please feel free to contact us
if you have questions, or suggestions for additions or improvements to this web page or the NM-IBIS website.