Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health
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- Buyer type:
- State Agency
- Location:
- Carson City, NV
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health.
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City
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Carson City
Address
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727 Fairview Dr., STE E
Zip Code
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89706
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health
The Board convened an emergency meeting to consider the adoption of proposed emergency regulations amending the Nevada Administrative Code regarding COVID-19 vaccination requirements for state employees and contractors working in state-operated, licensed healthcare settings or detention facilities. The discussion highlighted concerns regarding staffing shortages, medical and religious exemptions, testing alternatives, and constitutional rights. The Board ultimately voted to approve the emergency regulations to protect vulnerable populations in state care.
The committee discussed an update on proposed regulations (LCB File No. R126-21) and reviewed updates to the Medical Laboratory Advisory Committee bylaws, including changes to meeting frequency and organizational name references. Members evaluated applications for the General Supervisor position and recommended a candidate for appointment, and they also addressed the upcoming vacancy regarding a current member's expiring term. Additionally, the committee heard public feedback concerning licensure requirements for general supervisors at freestanding emergency departments.
The board meeting covered several key items, beginning with the recognition of the Human Resources Department for the NEOGOV Connect Advocate Award. The board discussed and subsequently approved the Proposed 2023 Food Regulations, which will include a one-year grace period for enforcement. An interlocal contract with the City of Henderson regarding a health equity grant was also approved. Presentations were provided on the Community Health Improvement Plan, addressing priority areas such as chronic disease management, access to care, transportation, and funding. Additionally, the board received an update on COVID-19 surveillance and contact tracing data.
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