Population Health Spotlight

About the Office of Population Health
The Office of Population Health is focused on improving health outcomes for New Jersey residents at all life stages. Core activities are to use data to drive measurable health improvements, identify and target vulnerable populations for interventions, to eliminate health disparities, and promote collaboration across sectors to develop health in policies, and achieve health equity.
Office of Population Health Programs
- Center for Health Statistics
- Centralized Data & Analytics Hub
- Health Care Quality Assessment
- Health Systems Research
- Minority and Multicultural Health
- Office of Research Initiatives
- Office of Vital Statistics and Registry
Population Health Data
The following websites provide health data for informing and evaluating health improvement activities statewide:
State Health Improvement Planning
Healthy New Jersey (HNJ) is the overarching initiative that focuses on identifying and addressing NJ residents’ priority health needs.
This is accomplished using two ongoing statewide collaborative processes -- the State Health Assessment and State Health Improvement Plan.
Accreditation
We are accredited! The New Jersey Department of Health is proud to call ourselves a Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) accredited public health department.
NJ Accredited Health Departments