1204: New Jersey’s Public Health Priorities: Preparedness, Access to Care, and Communication

As public health agencies face growing demands to prepare for emergencies while maintaining essential services, strong infrastructure, data, and community partnerships are more important than ever. ASTHO member and New Jersey Department of Health Commissioner Raynard Washington discusses his priorities for strengthening the state’s public health system, drawing on his experience leading public health efforts in Philadelphia and Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. He explains why sustained investment in public health infrastructure and the workforce is critical to preparing for the next emergency, and how data can help leaders set priorities, direct resources, and measure progress.

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