Prohibits hospital, during public health emergency or critical staffing shortage, to rely exclusively on vendor management systems.
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Overview
This bill aims to protect hospitals in New Jersey during public health emergencies or critical staffing shortages by preventing them from solely relying on vendor management systems for hiring temporary staff. Hospitals must demonstrate a commitment to using various methods, including direct contracts with staffing agencies, to address staffing needs. The Department of Health will oversee compliance and impose penalties for non-compliance.
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Robert Singer
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