; (5) helping communities and COVID–19 survivors recover and cope with the long-term health impacts of COVID–19; (6) addressing social determinants of health, such as transportation, nutrition, housing, discrimination, health care access, including mental health care and substance use disorder prevention, treatment, and recovery, health literacy, employment status, and working conditions, education, income, and stress, that impact COVID–19 incidence, prevalence, and health outcomes, and facilitating or providing access to needed services; (7) the provision of anti-racism and implicit and explicit bias training for health care providers and other relevant professionals; (8) creating and disseminating culturally informed, linguistically appropriate, accessible, and medically accurate outreach and education regarding COVID–19; (9) acquiring, retaining, and training a diverse workforce