H.R. 7924 wants to help certain colleges that serve minority groups create more programs for students to become doctors and helpers for people's minds and feelings. It also plans to give money to students to help with their school costs, aiming to get more people involved in jobs that help others feel better and be healthy.

The "FAAN Act" is like giving schools money to help teach more nurses and get better classrooms and teachers, especially in places where there aren't enough doctors. It wants to spend $1 billion, which is a big number, to make sure more people can learn to be nurses and help others stay healthy.

Imagine there's a plan to give nurses a special thank you gift: if they help teach and guide new nurses in places where there aren't enough doctors and nurses, they can get a $2,000 bonus on their taxes. This plan also uses leftover money meant for COVID emergencies to pay for these bonuses, but some people worry about how the money is being moved around and if it's all fair.

H.R. 9365 wants to change a law so that people with Medicare can pay pharmacists to help them with health tasks, like they pay doctors, especially if there aren’t enough doctors around. Starting January 2024, pharmacists would get most of the money a doctor would earn for the same job in these areas.

The Rural Health Preceptor Tax Fairness Act is a plan to give doctors, nurses, and other health helpers a $1,000 tax bonus each year if they teach students in places where there aren't many health workers, hoping to make sure more people can get care in areas that need it most.