HB4219 allows schools to administer epinephrine, asthma medication, and opioid antagonists in emergencies.
HB4219 amends the Illinois School Code to allow schools to administer epinephrine, asthma medication, and opioid antagonists in emergencies. Schools can maintain supplies of these medications and devices. School personnel can administer these treatments if they believe a student is experiencing anaphylaxis, respiratory distress, or an opioid overdose. The bill requires schools to notify parents and prescribers when these treatments are administered. It also mandates training for school personnel on recognizing and responding to these medical emergencies.
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