Webinar Title: Performance Management at the New Mexico Department of Health
Presented By: Terry Bryant, Policy and Performance Manager, New Mexico Department of Health
Overview: The New Mexico Department of Health recognizes that government public health is one part of an intersectional health system that has collective influence and accountability for improving population health. Within this system, NMDH serves as the chief health strategist to guide collaborative initiatives and collective action. The department is leading the journey towards improved health in New Mexico by facilitating community partnerships and ensuring alignment among CHAs, CHIPs, performance management, and Department Strategic Plans. In this webinar, Terry will focus on the creation of New Mexico’s performance management system, the framework and tools used to support it, and lessons learned along the way.
Presented By: Terry Bryant, Policy and Performance Manager, New Mexico Department of Health
Overview: The New Mexico Department of Health recognizes that government public health is one part of an intersectional health system that has collective influence and accountability for improving population health. Within this system, NMDH serves as the chief health strategist to guide collaborative initiatives and collective action. The department is leading the journey towards improved health in New Mexico by facilitating community partnerships and ensuring alignment among CHAs, CHIPs, performance management, and Department Strategic Plans. In this webinar, Terry will focus on the creation of New Mexico’s performance management system, the framework and tools used to support it, and lessons learned along the way.
Note: The Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) grants Clear Impact use of this excerpt from “Performance Management: Finding a Fit for Your Health Department”. The full webinar can be viewed on PHAB’s website at http://www.phaboard.org/education-center/phab-webcasts/. Any opinions, guidance or instruction expressed when using the excerpt are the sole responsibility of Clear Impact and do not indicate endorsement by PHAB.
