Minnesota SF4089 establishes education and training requirements for health care personnel to prevent shoulder injuries related to vaccine.
Minnesota SF4089 mandates that health care personnel complete training on vaccine administration to prevent shoulder injuries, known as SIRVA. This training must include topics such as vaccine preparation, proper needle selection, and administration techniques. After completing the training, health care personnel must submit evidence of completion to the relevant licensing board. The bill also requires health clinics, pharmacies, and other health care settings to display a poster created by the commissioner of health that describes proper vaccine administration techniques to prevent SIRVA.
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