An Act allowing the administration of antiseizure medication on school busses
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill would allow school nurses to administer antiseizure medication to students on school buses. Currently, there are limitations on administering medication during school bus transportation. The bill aims to ensure students with seizure disorders receive necessary medication while traveling to and from school, improving their safety and well-being. It seeks to clarify the procedures for administering medication in this specific context.
Key provisions
- Allows school nurses to administer antiseizure medication on school buses.
- Addresses the administration of medication during school bus transportation.
- Provides guidance for school districts regarding medication administration protocols.
- Specifies requirements for medication storage and documentation.
Who is affected
- Students with seizure disorders
- School nurses
- School bus drivers
- School districts
- Transportation departments
Notable changes
- Clarifies the authority for administering medication on school buses.
- May require updated school bus policies and procedures.
- Could lead to increased collaboration between school nurses and transportation staff.
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Primary sponsor
Joseph D. McKenna
Cosponsors
Donald R. Berthiaume Jr.
Jonathan D. Zlotnik
Joseph D. McKenna
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