Texas SB556 mandates policies on opioid antagonists for student residences at public higher education institutions, including training for resident.
Texas SB556 requires public institutions of higher education with on-campus student housing to adopt policies ensuring the availability of opioid antagonists in residence halls. These policies must cover acquisition, maintenance, storage, administration, and disposal of the antagonists. Resident advisors must be trained in their use, including recognizing overdose signs, administering the antagonist, implementing emergency procedures, alerting emergency services, and proper disposal. Training must be provided annually and include an opportunity for questions.
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