Georgia HB419 mandates opioid antagonist possession by institutions within the University System of Georgia.
Georgia HB419 requires institutions within the University System of Georgia to possess opioid antagonists, drugs that counteract opioid overdoses. The bill mandates that these institutions maintain a supply of opioid antagonists and store them near automated external defibrillators. University system personnel are authorized to carry opioid antagonists and administer them to individuals believed to be experiencing an opioid overdose.
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