Kansas SB193 exempts law enforcement agencies from needing a physician medical director for their opioid antagonist programs.
Kansas SB193 amends the state's laws regarding emergency opioid antagonists. It removes the requirement for law enforcement agencies to procure a physician medical director for their opioid antagonist programs. This change applies to agencies that do not provide emergency opioid antagonists according to the statewide protocol. The bill also outlines the roles and responsibilities of first responder agencies and personnel in administering these antagonists, including training and coordination with emergency services.
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