Urging the IGA to study training requirements for school employees concerning seizures.
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Overview
This resolution asks the Indiana General Assembly to investigate and study the current training requirements for school employees regarding seizures. The goal is to ensure that staff are equipped to recognize seizures, provide appropriate first aid, and create a safe and supportive environment for students with epilepsy. Specifically, the resolution highlights the importance of training staff to administer rescue medications and follow individualized seizure action plans.
Key provisions
- Urges the Indiana General Assembly to study training requirements.
- Focuses on training for school employees regarding seizures.
- Emphasizes the need for staff to recognize various seizure types.
- Requires staff to administer rescue medications when appropriate.
- Calls for training on following individualized seizure action plans.
- Promotes education to dispel myths about epilepsy.
Who is affected
- School employees
- Students with epilepsy
- Indiana General Assembly
Notable changes
- The resolution suggests improvements to existing training programs for school staff.
- It highlights the importance of individualized seizure action plans.
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