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New Jersey Council of Teaching Hospitals

2010 MEDICAL RESIDENT EXIT SURVEY

NJCTH released the 2010 medical "Resident Exit Survey" revealing an alarming decline in those choosing New Jersey. 

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NJCTH Press Release

Statement by the CEO’s of New Jersey Council of Teaching Hospitals on Reform of Public Employee’s Pension and Health Benefits System
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NJCTH Board of Trustee Meeting June 9, 2011

Commissioner of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) Mary O’Dowd, Acting Deputy Commissioner DHSS
Bill Conroy, Senator Jennifer Beck, and Congressman Leonard Lance joined the
NJCTH Board of Trustees on June 9, 2011. 
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First Annual Children's Ball

 The First New Jersey Children’s Ball, “Kids in the Spotlight … Broadway Sings,’’ to be held at 6 p.m., April 30, at Jasna Polana golf club in Princeton. The event is co-sponsored by the New Jersey Council of Children’s Hospitals, American Academy of Pediatrics, NJ Chapter, and the Pediatric Council on Research & Education (PCORE).
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NJCTH Testifies Before Assembly Health & Senior Services Committee

Deborah Briggs testifies on the findings of the New Jersey Physician Workforce Report

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2009 Physician Workforce Assessment Report

Physician Workforce Policy Taskforce has assessed our future physician supply and demand and has made recommendations.

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The Daily News
01/27/2012
  • State Senate’s Higher Education Committee
    Senator wants hearings on colleges (courierpostonline.com) The head of the state Senate’s Higher Education Committee on Thursday said she wants to hold hearings on a proposed reorganization of higher-education institutions across the state.
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  • New Jersey Legislation
    Lance introduces bill to streamline regulatory framework of treatments for rare, chronic diseases (mycentraljersey.com) Lance introduces bill to streamline regulatory framework of treatments for rare, chronic diseases
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    Senate Readies for Second Try to License Single-Room Surgeries (njspotlight.com) Sen. Joseph F. Vitale (D-Middlesex), chairman of the Senate's health committee, is moving swiftly on a bill that would require all operating rooms to be licensed and inspected by the state Department of Health.
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  • New Jersey Community Health Centers
    New Jersey Medicaid Rules Challenged (courtnews.com) Community health centers say New Jersey is denying them millions of dollars of desperately needed Medicaid funding for poor patients.
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  • 2012 Revenue Projections
    Moody's, S&P: Hospitals face growing financial stress (ahanews.com) U.S. not-for-profit hospitals face increasing financial pressures, according to two new reports by credit rating agencies.
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  • Coalition to Protect America’s Health Care
    Coalition ad urges Congress to protect hospital care (ahanews.com) As Congress negotiates an agreement to fix the Medicare physician payment system and extend the Social Security payroll tax holiday and emergency unemployment benefits, the Coalition to Protect America's Health Care today launched a national television ad campaign urging Congress not to cut Medicare and Medicaid funding for hospital care.
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  • Prevention
    CDC: Too few Americans getting screened for common cancers (usatoday.com) The number of Americans being screened for colon, breast and cervical cancers still fall below national targets, federal health officials said Thursday.
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