Hawaii SB2610 allows trained school personnel to administer emergency medications to students with life-threatening conditions.
Hawaii SB2610 establishes provisions for emergency medication administration by trained school personnel for students with asthma, anaphylaxis, diabetes, and other life-threatening conditions. The bill allows school employees and agents to administer epinephrine, glucagon, seizure rescue medication, and inhalers in emergency situations. It requires parental authorization, medical orders from a licensed practitioner, and training for personnel.
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