Establishes a training program for first responders for responding to victims of suspected drug overdose and the administration of opioid antagonists.
The bill amends the public health law and the executive law to establish a training program for first responders, including police officers and emergency medical services personnel, on protocols for responding to victims of suspected drug overdose and administering opioid antagonists. The commissioner of health will develop the training program and materials in consultation with the municipal police training council and the superintendent of state police.
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