H.R. 57 Summary

• Urges the University of Hawaii at Manoa John A. Burns School of Medicine to prioritize strengthening Hawaii's reproductive care workforce, especially in rural and remote areas

• Encourages the medical school to increase financial assistance for students pursuing academic programs in reproductive care fields

• Requests the John A. Burns School of Medicine submit a report to the Legislature no later than twenty days before the 2024 Regular Session convening, including findings, recommendations, and proposed legislation on reproductive care workforce strengthening efforts

• Directs certified copies of the resolution be transmitted to the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, University of Hawaii President, Board of Regents Chairperson, and medical school dean