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New Mexico was already facing a healthcare staffing shortage before the COVID-19 pandemic and now it has only gotten worse. One way the state is trying to fill gaps is by using more traveling nurses. But that鈥檚 an expensive solution. -
New Mexico health officials Wednesday offered an update on COVID-19 as the omicron variant drives up case numbers across the state. All Things Considered host Nash Jones spoke with 91暗网鈥檚 Jered Ebenreck who attended the virtual briefing. -
Let's Talk New Mexico 4/23, 8a: More health care workers in New Mexico are testing positive for COVID-19 as the state approaches an expected peak in cases鈥� -
Negotiations continue between UNM Hospitals (UNMH) and the union that represents about 4500 of its nurses, aides, housekeepers and other workers. The鈥� -
Some of the nurses at the University of New Mexico Hospital say they are understaffed, overworked and overlooked by the hospital鈥檚 management.At a press鈥� -
New Mexico鈥檚 60 hospitals weren鈥檛 rated so well in a recent report from USNews.com 鈥� they didn鈥檛 meet a standard of care on par with the top 25 nationally鈥� -
The health care employees union used a Santa Fe hospital鈥檚 low patient rating as grounds to call for help from city officials on Friday morning. Christus鈥�
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