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Bridging Boundaries: Defining Frontline Essential Health Care Workers

Workforce challenges faced by frontline essential workers have been illuminated by the risk-reduction strategies employed to protect the health of the public over the past year and a half. One such challenge was defining “frontline” and “essential” work, and the roles of the people bridging the health care and public health responses to COVID-19.