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Authorizes students to possess and self-administer diabetes medications and related supplies on school property and at school-related events.

Sets requirements for students to possess and self-administer prescription medications, including those for asthma and anaphylaxis, on school property.

District policy authorizing the acquisition and administration of stock epinephrine, including auto-injectors and nasal sprays, for emergency use.

Requires schools to adopt and notify parents of policies regarding the use and storage of epinephrine auto-injectors or nasal sprays.

Mandates training for designated school personnel on recognizing anaphylaxis and administering epinephrine auto-injectors or nasal sprays.

Establishes clinical protocols for the use of stock epinephrine in Kentucky schools for students with or without a known diagnosis.

Authorizes students to self-administer medication for asthma and allergies and allows schools to maintain a stock supply of emergency-use epinephrine.

Requires K-8 public school personnel to be prepared and trained to administer emergency epinephrine for students experiencing anaphylaxis, including during before/after-school care.

Requires school policies to include procedures for managing anaphylaxis, including parental authorization for epinephrine administration and training for school bus drivers.

Authorizes school districts and charter schools to obtain and possess undesignated stock epinephrine delivery systems under a standing protocol from the Commissioner of Health, allowing designated staff to administer doses to any individual believed to be suffering anaphylaxis.

Lincoln's Law

Requires all K-8 Florida public school staff to be trained and prepared to administer emergency stock epinephrine auto-injectors to students experiencing anaphylaxis.

Updates school health management protocols for students with asthma and food allergies, including self-administration and staff-administration of medication.

Requires all Florida schools to train staff in anaphylaxis recognition and response and expands access to epinephrine delivery systems.

Outlines medication rules, emergency protocols, and environmental standards for managing asthma and allergies in Guam schools.

Elijah's Law

Requires the California Department of Social Services to create guidelines for childcare facilities to prevent and respond to anaphylaxis, including staff training and emergency protocols.

Updates New Hampshire statutes regarding the storage and administration of stock epinephrine in schools to include newer delivery methods and clarified training requirements.

SponsorMargaret Drye

Permits school districts to maintain a stock supply of epinephrine auto-injectors to be used by trained personnel for emergency treatment of anaphylaxis.

Updates requirements for the administration of epinephrine auto-injectors in schools and provides for training of school employees.

Mandates that schools keep a supply of at least two epinephrine auto-injectors in a unlocked location and allows for the administration of epinephrine by trained school personnel to any student perceived to be having an anaphylactic reaction.

Establishes the framework for student health services in Guam schools, including the management of chronic conditions and emergency medical response.

Updates statutory language to allow school districts to maintain stock epinephrine and clarifies training requirements for non-medical school personnel.

Expands the authority for schools to maintain a stock supply of epinephrine autoinjectors and allows school nurses to provide them to students with prescriptions for use during school-sponsored activities.

Mandates that DC public and charter schools stock undesignated epinephrine, albuterol, and glucagon, and requires staff training for administrators of medication.

Washington School and Youth Camp Stock Epinephrine Act

Permits Washington public and private schools to maintain a supply of epinephrine auto-injectors under a standing order for trained personnel to administer to individuals experiencing anaphylaxis.

Rule 59 Updates

Updates emergency protocols for school stock epinephrine and albuterol, including weight-based dosing requirements and prescriber expansion to Physician Assistants.

Authorizes public and private schools to maintain a stock supply of epinephrine auto-injectors and allows for administration by trained personnel.

Requires Delaware schools to provide emergency medications for allergic reactions and mandates training for school personnel.

Guam School Epinephrine Act

Authorizes Guam public and non-public schools to obtain standing orders for stock epinephrine auto-injectors and permits designated trained school staff to administer them during anaphylaxis emergencies.

Requires the Department of Health to develop guidelines for school districts to manage students with life-threatening allergies, including individualized health care plans.

Governs the administration of medication in CNMI public schools, including requirements for student health plans and emergency procedures for severe allergies.

Requires public schools and encourages non-public schools to develop and implement an individualized written health plan for students with life-threatening allergies.

Establishes requirements for school health policies regarding the management of asthma and allergies, including medication administration protocols.

Mandates that school districts permit the self-administration of medication for students with asthma or anaphylaxis if documented certification is provided.

Establishes requirements for student self-carry of asthma and anaphylaxis medications and mandates school management plans for food allergies.

Permits public, private, and charter school personnel to maintain and administer undesignated stock epinephrine auto-injectors and pre-measured delivery systems to treat students experiencing anaphylaxis.

Allows school entities to train employees in the recognition of anaphylaxis and administration of epinephrine auto-injectors to students.

Authorizes schools to maintain a stock of epinephrine auto-injectors and allows trained personnel to administer them to students in emergencies.

Provides guidelines for the administration of medication, including epinephrine, to students in public schools by trained personnel.

Requires school districts to adopt anaphylaxis management policies and limits out-of-pocket costs for epinephrine injectors.

Vermont School Epinephrine and Asthma Inhaler Statute

Guarantees the right of students in Vermont schools to possess and self-administer prescribed emergency medications including epinephrine auto-injectors and asthma inhalers.

Requires school districts to adopt policies permitting the self-administration of asthma inhalers and epinephrine auto-injectors by pupils.

Establishes the framework for school health services in Puerto Rico, including the management of student health conditions and emergency protocols.

Establishes the framework for health services in public schools, including the management of student health conditions and emergency protocols.