The SECURE Health Act aims to enhance global health security by focusing U.S. support on frontline health workers.
The SECURE Health Act seeks to improve global health security by clarifying and focusing U.S. support for frontline health workers. It establishes a Global Health Workforce Strategy and an interagency task force within the National Security Council to oversee implementation. The Act also mandates the appointment of a Global Health Workforce Coordinator within the Department of State. It requires annual reporting on U.S. efforts to train and support health workers and encourages the establishment of a biennial global report on the health workforce.
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