Minnesota HF1175 mandates cardiac emergency response plans in schools and appropriates funds for related training and equipment.
Minnesota HF1175 requires school districts and charter schools to develop and implement cardiac emergency response plans. These plans must be available to the school community and distributed to relevant staff. They must also identify a cardiac emergency response team, provide guidelines for responding to cardiac arrest, and ensure automatic external defibrillators are accessible. The bill mandates training for coaches, athletic staff, and other designated personnel. It also requires the emergency response team to participate in a simulation at least 30 days before the school year starts.
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