Strengthening new jersey's public health infrastructure, workforce and data systems through innovation and commitment to action. - purpose new jersey's public health system is at a critical inflection…

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Award ID
NE11OE000055
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$67,921,286

Award facts

Assistance listing
93.317 Emerging Infections Programs
Completion date 77% complete
Funding agency
National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Department of Health and Human Services
Place of performance
New Jersey, USA

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Description

Strengthening new jersey's public health infrastructure, workforce and data systems through innovation and commitment to action. - purpose new jersey's public health system is at a critical inflection point. As new jersey emerges from the covid-19 public health emergency, there is widespread commitment within and outside the public health system to the importance of public health service and to embed many of the novel strategic and operational approaches created in the context of the covid-19 public health emergency. Approach using past and ongoing funds from the CDC, njdoh has laid the foundation for innovation and scalability of equitable public health outcomes. This grant will facilitate continued innovation and modernization of new jersey's public health system through a matrix of support to state and local health agencies. Workplan and outcomes strategy A1: workforce -by hiring a workforce director to lead a newly established office of workforce planning and professional development (owppd) (A1.1), hiring a dedicated full-time employee for program evaluation and performance measures of all work under this cooperative agreement (A1.2), and identifying a data modernization director (A1.3) to formalize the data modernization steering committee, njdoh will facilitate transformation and build capabilities of new jersey's public health workforce at all levels. To increase the size and diversity of new jersey's public heath workforce, owppd will transform recruitment pathways in state and local departments of health (A1:4); enhance the education and career ladder and address gaps in the public health workforce (A1.5); and support retention and personnel well-being within njdoh (A1.6). Establishing a local health liaison program to provide regionalized support to local health departments (lhds) and providing resourcing and support for public health accreditation board accreditation (A1.7) will increase coordination and shared learning across all lhds and diversify the ones that are accredited by reducing barriers to the application process. Meanwhile, njdoh aims to reduce disparities and embed health equity in all aspects of public health strategy, policy, design, and delivery through the expanded office of minority, multicultural health and equity (A1.8) and the office of women's health (A1.9). In parallel, njdoh will conduct recurrent assessments of the temporary workforce hired to identify roles and functions that are essential so that they may become permanent if resources allow (A1.10). Strategy A2: foundational capabilities - a dedicated performance management unit will strengthen accountability and performance management of public health functions internally (A2.1). Organizational and administrative systems will be improved through a refresh of njdoh's public health workforce development plan and creation of a workforce surge plan (A2.2), and through digitization of human resources recruitment and personnel records (A2.3). The health equity quality assurance program (A2.4) will launch to strategically coordinate health equity programming, policy, and practice at all levels. By bolstering communications capabilities across the department (A2.5) njdoh will continue as a go-to source of trusted information for a broad cross-section of new jerseyans. Deployment of the mobile response units to underserved communities (A2.6) aims to advance equity in health care access for all. Strategy A3: data modernization - to produce a modern and efficient data environment, increased interoperability, and increased use of data to action, njdoh's data modernization director will lead the assessment of current capacity, gaps, and opportunities (A3.1); creation of an implementation plan (A3.2) and of the data workforce (A3.3); and acceleration of implementation through innovative modernization pilots to enhance data quality, exchange, dissemination, and use (A3.5). All of this will be supported by technical assistance under this coopera

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Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
County Of Hunterdon Public Health Infrastructure Grant (PHIG)-Non-LINCS Agency LHDs and LINCS Agency LHDs: Supports strengthening public health infrastructure across three CDC… $119,372
County Of Camden $119,372
City Of Orange Township $119,372
City Of Hoboken $119,372
City Of Bayonne $119,372
Township Of West Orange $119,372
Township Of West Milford $119,372
City Of Jersey City $119,372
East Orange City Of $119,372
Township Of South Brunswick $119,372
City Of Trenton $119,372
County Of Passaic $119,372
City Of Passaic $119,372
City Of Englewood $119,372
Town Of Dover $119,372
Township Of Irvington $119,372
Washington Township $119,372
Township Of Hamilton $119,372
Village Of Ridgewood $119,372
County Of Middlesex $119,372
Atlantic County $119,372
Borough Ringwood $119,372
Borough Of Lincoln Park $119,372
Township Of Long Beach $119,372
City Of Plainfield $119,372
City Of Elizabeth $119,372
Ocean County Health Department $119,372
Borough Of Fort Lee Municipal Office $119,372
County Of Cumberland $119,372
County Of Somerset $119,372
County Of Bergen $119,372
County Of Cape May $119,372
Township Of Freehold $119,372
County Of Mercer $119,372
Township Of Edison $119,372
Hillside, Township Of $119,372
Subrecipient not on record $119,372
City Of Rahway $119,372
Township Of Union $119,372
Township Of W Caldwell $119,372
Township Of Bloomfield $119,372
City Of Linden $119,372
East Windsor Township $119,372
Rockaway Township $119,372
Subrecipient not on record $119,372
Township Of Nutley $119,372
Town Of Westfield Town Hall $119,372
County Of Monmouth $119,372
Township Of North Bergen $119,372
Wayne, Township Of $119,372
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Quick answers

Who received award NE11OE000055?

NE11OE000055 was awarded to New Jersey Department Of Health by Office of Financial Resources (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) on December 1, 2022.

How much is award NE11OE000055 worth?

$67,921,286 has been obligated on NE11OE000055.

Which agency awarded NE11OE000055?

Office of Financial Resources (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) awarded NE11OE000055, with funding from National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention).

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