As an institution we are following the guidelines offered by the New Mexico Department of Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), U.S. Department of the State and the World Health Organization. This webpage provides updates relevant to the UNM Health Sciences research community, please check regularly for any new policy changes or mandates.
Clique AQUI to find previous COVID-19 Policy updates.
The N3C Data Enclave is a secure platform through which the harmonized clinical data provided by our contributing members is stored. The data itself can only be accessed through a secure cloud portal hosted by NCATS and cannot be downloaded or removed. N3C invites you to begin your journey with the Enclave and join the collaborative efforts of our partners to better understand and address the most pressing COVID-19 clinical questions. https://covid.cd2h.org/ Researchers are welcome to request access to the N3C Data Enclave, one of the largest, most secure clinical data resources for accelerating and collaborating on COVID-19 research.
To learn more about how to apply for access and using data on the N3C Data Enclave click aqui.
As UNM continues to closely monitor the outbreak of COVID-19 and its various variants such as Delta, and as part of the Bring Back the Pack initiative, UNM has modified its normal campus operating policy and procedures to protect the health and safety of UNM and the greater New Mexico community. This includes new extended guidelines to the Visitor’s agreementrequiring all Vendors, Inspectors, Monitors, and Visitors related to research report to the CTSC reception desk to check-in. During check-in they will be REQUIRED to wear a mask and show proof of Vaccination, either by Vaccination Card or through State View Vax download. There will be NO EXCEPTIONS.
To learn more about this COVID-19 policy click aqui.
