The resolution calls for public health officials, healthcare systems, and providers in North Dakota to prioritize primary prevention strategies to combat vitamin D deficiency. It highlights the state's geographical challenges, particularly its limited sun exposure for half the year, which increases the risk of vitamin D deficiency among residents. The resolution emphasizes the significant health risks associated with low vitamin D levels, including various diseases and mental health issues, and underscores the importance of adequate vitamin D intake for improving health outcomes, especially for vulnerable populations such as pregnant individuals and children.

Furthermore, the resolution advocates for statewide educational campaigns to raise awareness about vitamin D deficiency and its associated risks. It encourages the use of multifaceted public health approaches that consider both regional and individual health determinants to enhance patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs. The resolution also mandates that the State Health Officer publish the resolution on the official health department website and distribute copies to relevant health organizations and educational institutions in North Dakota.