United States-Mexico Border Health Commission Annual Report 2003
United States-Mexico Border Health Commission Annual Report 2003
United States-Mexico Border Health Commission Annual Report 2003
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<strong>Mexico</strong><br />
The <strong>Mexico</strong> Section published the following publications:<br />
<strong>Mexico</strong>: Frontera Norte Saludable; Programas de Salud en la Frontera Norte de <strong>Mexico</strong><br />
and La Salud de los Migrantes Mexicanos en la Frontera <strong>Mexico</strong>-Estados Unidos.<br />
Copies of these publications are available through the <strong>Commission</strong>.<br />
Baja California Outreach Office Activities<br />
The following activities have taken place since the opening of the Tijuana Regional<br />
Outreach Office in February <strong>2003</strong>:<br />
• Support of the <strong>Border</strong> Models of Excellence initiative;<br />
• Binational TB <strong>Health</strong> Card training;<br />
• Cardiovascular training;<br />
• Training of instructors for the exercise program for the healthy matrix;<br />
• Epidemiologists of ISESALUD meeting and <strong>Health</strong> Sub-secretary Dr. Felipe<br />
Villegas<br />
• First meeting of the California and Baja California delegations to develop the<br />
work plan;<br />
• Work plan meeting with program coordinators for: HIV/AIDS, diabetes,<br />
tuberculosis and addictions in the region; and<br />
• Binational Immunization initiative meeting.<br />
Chihuahua Outreach Office Activities<br />
Since its inauguration in March, and with the necessary equipment for onsite, distance<br />
training and tele-conference services, this office has provided support to the <strong>Mexico</strong><br />
Section as follows:<br />
• Binational TB <strong>Health</strong> Card training;<br />
• Support of binational coordination of World Tuberculosis Day;<br />
• Work plan meeting with the Sub-director of Disease Control and Prevention and<br />
the <strong>Health</strong> Promotion, HIV/AIDS and addictions state representatives;<br />
• Coordinating meetings with healthy community work groups;<br />
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