Michigan HB5053 modifies protocols for administering epinephrine in emergency situations.
Michigan HB5053 amends the state's health laws to modify protocols for administering epinephrine in emergency situations. The bill requires medical control authorities to establish written protocols for life support agencies and emergency medical services personnel. These protocols must include procedures for dispatching life support agencies, complying with the Michigan do-not-resuscitate procedure act, and ensuring appropriate appeals processes. The bill also mandates that emergency vehicles be equipped with epinephrine auto-injectors and that personnel are trained to administer them.
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