New Jersey 2022-2023 Regular Session

New Jersey Assembly Bill A4604

Introduced

9/22/22

Refer

9/22/22

Caption

Requires suicide prevention training for mental health practitioners.

Latest NJ A4604 Activity

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Companion Bills

NJ S682

Same As Requires suicide prevention training for mental health practitioners.

Previously Filed As

NJ A2652

Requires annual suicide prevention training for mental health practitioners.

NJ S2375

Requires suicide prevention training for mental health practitioners.

NJ A1938

Establishes one New Jersey Suicide Prevention Advisory Council in DOH.

NJ S3206

Establishes Military Suicide Prevention Task Force.

NJ SJR97

Designates calendar week that includes September 10th of each year as "Suicide Prevention Week" in NJ.

NJ S3597

Requires boards of education to adopt suicide prevention policies and DOE to establish model suicide prevention policy.

NJ A4663

Requires boards of education to adopt suicide prevention policies and DOE to establish model suicide prevention policy.

NJ A2653

Requires reporting of first responder suicides to DOH.

NJ S1596

Establishes Veterans Suicide Prevention Commission.

NJ HB1223

Health professionals; mandatory suicide training required.

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