Missouri HB2365 establishes allergy prevention and response policies in child care facilities, including training and epinephrine device protocols.
Missouri HB2365 mandates that each licensed child care provider adopt a policy on allergy prevention and response, prioritizing potentially deadly food-borne allergies. The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, in collaboration with local health authorities, will ensure these policies are accurate and do not conflict with existing safety measures. The bill also allows authorized entities to stock epinephrine delivery devices, which must be stored according to instructions and accessible in emergencies.
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