HB1399 mandates opioid antagonist availability in Hawaii classrooms and training for staff on overdose prevention and response.
HB1399 requires each classroom in Hawaii to have at least one opioid antagonist and mandates training for department employees on overdose prevention, recognition, and response, as well as antagonist administration. The bill provides immunity from criminal prosecution, professional sanctions, and civil liability for employees administering antagonists in good faith. Funding is appropriated for these purposes.
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