Oklahoma SB913 mandates training for school personnel on emergency opioid antagonists and requires boards of education to provide these personnel.
Oklahoma SB913 requires boards of education of public school districts to provide certain personnel with emergency opioid antagonists and training on their use. The bill mandates that any person authorized to administer an emergency opioid antagonist, such as naloxone, must receive training on recognizing overdose symptoms and administering the drug. It also allows any person to administer the antagonist if specifically designated personnel are unavailable.
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