This resolution acknowledges the vital role of frontline health workers in New Hampshire's recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and calls for increased support and attention to these essential professionals. It highlights the significant contributions of various health workers, including emergency services personnel, nurses, and doctors, who have faced overwhelming challenges during the pandemic, including high rates of burnout and job attrition. The resolution emphasizes that a well-supported frontline health workforce is crucial for maintaining health services, especially in underserved areas, and for building community resilience in the face of health crises.

Furthermore, the resolution reaffirms the importance of local frontline health workers in achieving state health objectives and recognizes their sacrifices, particularly during emergencies. It urges the state to provide adequate resources, such as personal protective equipment, to ensure the safety and effectiveness of these workers. Additionally, it calls for policies that support the reintegration of health professionals who faced job loss due to vaccine mandates and emphasizes the need for medical choice and workplace protections for all health workers. Overall, the resolution serves as a formal recognition of the dedication and contributions of frontline health workers during the pandemic and advocates for their ongoing support and protection.