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AR HB1166
Bill
Status
Passed
3/6/2025
Primary Sponsor
Zack Gramlich
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AI Summary
- Expands the definition of "epinephrine" in Arkansas school law (Alex's Law) to include both auto-injectable epinephrine and epinephrine nasal spray, rather than limiting it to auto-injectors only
- Students may carry and self-administer asthma inhalers or epinephrine at school and school-sponsored activities with written parental authorization and medical documentation renewed annually
- School nurses and certified school employees are authorized to administer epinephrine to students experiencing anaphylactic reactions, with immunity from liability for good-faith administration
- Parents must provide prescription evidence, documentation of medical need, and an individualized healthcare plan for students carrying these medications
- Approved March 6, 2025 as Act 245 of the Regular Session
Legislative Description
To Clarify The Types Of Epinephrine For Use In Elementary And Secondary Schools In This State.
Last Action
Notification that HB1166 is now Act 245
3/6/2025
Committee Referrals
Public Health, Welfare And Labor2/19/2025
Public Health, Welfare and Labor1/16/2025
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