Missouri HB2194 modifies provisions for epinephrine delivery devices, including liability protections and training requirements.
Missouri HB2194 modifies provisions relating to epinephrine delivery devices. It provides immunity from liability for injuries or damages resulting from the administration of epinephrine delivery devices, except in cases of gross negligence. The bill outlines training requirements for individuals who may administer these devices and mandates that certain emergency vehicles be equipped with them. It also establishes a fund for providing epinephrine delivery devices to qualified first responder agencies and requires schools to maintain these devices for students with chronic health conditions.
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