The bill proposes an appropriation of funds for a health care worker well-being grant program in Minnesota. Specifically, it allocates a sum of money from the general fund to the commissioner of health for a grant to the Minnesota Medical Association. This grant will support the "Treat Yourself First" campaign, which aims to raise awareness and educate health care workers about burnout and well-being. The campaign's objectives include reducing the stigma associated with seeking mental health services, encouraging health care professionals to seek help for workplace-related fatigue, and normalizing the process of seeking assistance.

The campaign will target various health care professionals, such as physicians, nurses, dentists, and pharmacists, and will provide resources for those looking to address issues related to burnout and well-being. This funding is a one-time appropriation, available until July 1, 2030, to ensure the campaign's effectiveness in promoting mental health awareness and support within the health care community.