Broadens epinephrine administration mechanisms permitted in schools, institutions of higher education, and youth camps.

This bill expands the rules around administering epinephrine in schools, colleges, and youth camps. It removes the requirement that epinephrine must be delivered via a pre-filled auto-injector, allowing for other administration methods like nasal sprays. The bill requires schools and camps to have policies in place, including parental authorization, physician orders, and liability waivers, and mandates training for staff who administer epinephrine. It also clarifies that epinephrine can be administered without a known history of anaphylaxis in certain emergency situations.