Kansas SB328 allows pharmacists to distribute epinephrine and albuterol to schools for emergency medication kits.
Kansas SB328 permits pharmacists to distribute epinephrine auto-injectors and albuterol medication to schools for emergency kits. Schools can maintain stock supplies of these medications upon obtaining a prescription from a physician or mid-level practitioner. The bill outlines procedures for storage, administration, and training for school personnel. It also addresses liability issues, ensuring schools and their staff are not held liable for damages resulting from the self-administration of medication, provided parental consent is obtained.
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