New Jersey A1437 mandates emergency medical services providers to share information about drug overdose patients with the Department of Law and.

New Jersey A1437 requires emergency medical services providers to give specific information about individuals who experienced a drug overdose to the Department of Law and Public Safety. This information, as deemed appropriate by the Attorney General, aims to inform the overdose patients about harm reduction strategies and available recovery resources. The bill also mandates the Attorney General, in consultation with the Commissioner of Health, to adopt rules and regulations to implement these provisions. This act will take effect on the first day of the fourth month after its enactment.

New Jersey A1437 mandates emergency medical services providers to share information about drug overdose patients with the Department of Law and.

New Jersey A1437 requires emergency medical services providers to give specific information about individuals who experienced a drug overdose to the Department of Law and Public Safety. This information, as deemed appropriate by the Attorney General, aims to inform the overdose patients about harm reduction strategies and available recovery resources. The bill also mandates the Attorney General, in consultation with the Commissioner of Health, to adopt rules and regulations to implement these provisions. This act will take effect on the first day of the fourth month after its enactment.