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U of A & Maricopa Integrated Health System’s New Partnership

June was a milestone for the future of medicine in Arizona.  Maricopa Integrated Health Services (MIHS), the District Medical Group (DMG) and the University of Arizona School of Medicine Phoenix Campus joined forces to enhance medical education in AZ.  MIHS will be the primary training and teaching hospital for the students at UA Phoenix medical campus.   Many doctors end up living [...]

By |July 21st, 2011|General|1 Comment

Break Out Your Favorite Healthy Recipe, Arizona!

We’re excited to roll out the new cottage industry food law . You can see the new statute at A.R.S. 36-136(H)(4)(g).   It’ll provide self-employment opportunities to folks that might not otherwise be able to find work and for supplemental income for others that have a great recipe.  The new law allows folks to bake food (not considered “potentially hazardous” as defined by our [...]

By |July 20th, 2011|General|1 Comment

Let’s Get Kids Off to a Healthy Start

We know from research that the first five years of a child’s life are incredibly important. The brain is still being formed, and we have the chance to impact a kid’s whole life by building a strong foundation.  One of the best places for public health to get involved is through child care. At ADHS, the Office of Child Care [...]

By |July 19th, 2011|Licensing, Prevention|Comments Off on Let’s Get Kids Off to a Healthy Start

How Come High School Looks so Hard Today?

If you're like me, and your high school teen asks for help with math, you probably said to yourself or them “what the heck is that? I can’t help you- you’ll have to read the chapter”.  The math work might seem harder today partly because today’s teens weren’t lead poisoned like my generation was (people in their late 40’s and 50’s).  In the late 1960’s it [...]

By |July 19th, 2011|General|1 Comment

Behavioral Health Outcome Dashboards Really Taking Off

One of our primary objectives over the last couple of years in behavioral health has been to shift the focus of our performance measures away from process and procedures toward actual outcomes.  In other words, we don’t want to measure our success on whether someone’s paperwork is right, but on whether the services we provide actually help folks achieve their [...]

By |July 18th, 2011|Behavioral Health|Comments Off on Behavioral Health Outcome Dashboards Really Taking Off
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