Permits EMTs to administer epinephrine using needle and syringe that is not prefilled.
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- Introduced
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Overview
This bill allows emergency medical technicians (EMTs) in New Jersey to administer epinephrine using a needle and syringe, in addition to pre-filled epinephrine auto-injectors. The bill outlines requirements for EMTs to receive specialized training and certification to safely administer epinephrine via this method. It establishes procedures for the Department of Health to oversee certification and maintain a public registry of certified EMTs.
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Anthony Bucco
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