Requires Hawaii classrooms to have opioid antagonists and trains employees on overdose prevention and response.
The bill mandates that each classroom in Hawaii's Department of Education be equipped with at least one opioid antagonist. It also requires the department to provide or coordinate training for employees on preventing, recognizing, and responding to opioid-related drug overdoses, as well as administering opioid antagonists. Employees administering an opioid antagonist in good faith are granted immunity from criminal prosecution, professional licensing sanctions, and civil liability.
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