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  • Prenatal Care
  • Infant Mortality
  • Infant Mortality by Infant Stage
  • Teen Birth Rate
  • See also Vital Stats

    Prenatal Care

    Year Low or None (percent) Hi or Mid-Level Care (percent) Care Beginning in First Trimester (percent) Low Birth Weight (percent)
    2002 18.1 46.5 53.2 6.8
    2000 18.5   61.8 6.0
    1999 17.8 73.9 60.0 6.7
    1998 13.9   60.5 6.4
    1997 11.7 86.2 63.9 7.4
    1996 13.9 84.2 61.4 6.6
    1995 10.6 85.7 64.9 6.5
    1994 13.1 85.4 59.4 7.0
    1993 16.3 82.7 58.3 6.6
    1992 13.2 85.4 58.9 6.6

    Source: Data provided by The State Center for Health Statistics at New Mexico Vital Records and Health Statistics, Office of Information Management, Public Health Division, Department of Health and the San Juan County Health Profile-2002 New Mexico County Health Profiles, http://dohewbs2.health.state.nm.us/VitalRec/ .

    Infant Mortality
     
    Year Infant (number) Infant (rate*)
    2002 6 2.8
    2000 14 7.2
    1999 10 5.4
    1998 11 5.9
    1997 (NM state) 165 6.1
    1997 11 5.9
    1996 12 6.6
    1995 12 7.0
    1994 18 9.9
    1993 16 8.4
    1992 12 6.3

    *Rate per 1000 live births; infants younger than 1 year old.
     

    Infant Mortality by Infant Stage

    Year Neonatal (number) Neonatal (rate) Postnatal (number) Postnatal (rate)
    2002 --- 3.2 --- 2.7
    2000 6 3.1 8 4.1
    1999 5 2.7 5 2.7
    1998 8 4.3 3 1.6
    1997 (NM state) 88 3.3 77 2.9
    1997 6 3.2 5 2.7
    1996 3 1.6 9 4.9
    1995 9 5.3 3 1.8
    1994 10 5.5 8 4.4
    1993 7 3.7 9 4.7
    1992 6 3.2 6 3.2

    *Neonatal is younger than 28 days old. Postnatal is 28 days to less than 1 year old.

    Source: Data provided in the 1997 and the 1998 New Mexico Selected Health Statistics: Annual Reports, The State Center for Health Statistics at New Mexico Vital Records and Health Statistics, Office of Information Management, Public Health Division, Department of Health.\

     In 1996, New Mexico ranked 5th highest among the fifty states and District of Columbia in the percent of births to teen age mothers (ages 19 and younger).

    Teen Birth Rate

    Year Number Teen Births in SJC *Teen Births Rate State Teen Rate
    2003 311 56.9 61.1
    2000 350 66.8 65.5
    1999 327 66.9 67.2
    1998 331 70.7 69.1
    1997 325 72.9 68.0
    1996 365 84.4 70.8
    1995 310 75.3 74.3
    1994 329 82.4 77.2

    *Teen Birth Rate refers to 1000 births per females 15 to 19 years of age.

    Source: Data obtained from New Mexico Department of Health, Information for Health Improvement,  http://www.nmihi.com/, and from the 1997 and the 1998 New Mexico Selected Health Statistics: Annual Reports, San Juan County Health Profile-2002 New Mexico County Health Profiles, The State Center for Health Statistics at New Mexico Vital Records and Health Statistics, Office of Information Management, Public Health Division, Department of Health,  http://dohewbs2.health.state.nm.us/VitalRec/ .
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