US EditionMurphy signs legislation allowing Department of Health to designate a Public Health Institute
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Murphy signs legislation allowing Department of Health to designate a Public Health Institute
Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation Tuesday authorizing the Department of Health to designate a Public Health Institute (PHI), underscoring his commitment to strengthening public health outcomes for all New Jerseyans. The PHI will play a key role in advancing public health initiatives, streamlining coordination across agencies and sectors and promoting equitable health outcomes and data-driven solutions that will benefit communities througho…
New law establishes NJ Public Health Institute
The basics: New law authorizes N.J. to designate a Public Health Institute Health commissioner will chose a nonprofit organization to lead the PHI Move builds on pandemic lessons to modernize health systems Gov. Phil Murphy signed legislation (Senate Bill 3562/Assembly Bill 4362) April 22 that authorizes the Department of Health to designate a New Jersey Public Health Institute. There are currently 51 PHIs across the country. In New Jersey, the…
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