Allows minors to possess and use inhalers or epinephrine auto-injectors at children's camps under certain conditions.
This bill modifies the administration of epinephrine at children's camps in Michigan. It allows minors to possess and use inhalers or epinephrine auto-injectors at camps, on camp-sponsored transportation, or at any camp-sponsored activity if specific conditions are met. These conditions include written approval from a health care provider, a written emergency care plan prepared by a licensed physician, and notification to camp employees. The bill also provides immunity from liability for camps and their employees under certain circumstances.
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