H645
An Act allowing the administration of antiseizure medication on school busses
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Bill overview
This bill would allow school personnel, with appropriate medical authorization, to administer antiseizure medication to students on school buses. Currently, there are no specific guidelines in Massachusetts regarding this practice, potentially creating challenges for students with epilepsy. The bill aims to provide a framework for ensuring student safety and well-being while managing seizure conditions during bus transportation. It seeks to standardize procedures and ensure appropriate medical oversight.
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Primary sponsor
Joseph D. McKenna
Cosponsors
John J. Marsi
Jonathan D. Zlotnik
Joseph D. McKenna
Jr. Donald R. Berthiaume
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