Missouri HB2349 modifies provisions for epinephrine delivery devices in schools and other entities.
Missouri HB2349 modifies provisions for epinephrine delivery devices, ensuring schools maintain epinephrine devices for pupils with asthma or anaphylaxis. It mandates that school boards authorize school nurses to maintain these devices and requires prescriptions for their acquisition. The bill also outlines immunity from liability for authorized entities and individuals who administer these devices in good faith. Additionally, it requires basic life support ambulances and stretcher vans to be equipped with epinephrine devices and staffed by trained personnel.
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