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CT HB06368
Bill
Status
1/25/2019
Primary Sponsor
Public Health Committee
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AI Summary
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Removes the requirement that emergency medical technicians use automatic prefilled cartridge injectors when administering epinephrine, allowing them to use other administration methods.
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Applies to all classes of certified emergency medical technicians and licensed paramedics in Connecticut.
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Requires all emergency medical technicians to receive training in epinephrine administration according to national standards recognized by the Commissioner of Public Health.
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Mandates that all licensed or certified ambulances be equipped with epinephrine that can be administered according to written protocols and standing orders from a licensed emergency department director physician.
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Takes effect October 1, 2019.
Legislative Description
An Act Allowing Emergency Medical Technicians To Administer Epinephrine Without The Use Of Automatic Prefilled Cartridge Injectors.
Last Action
File Number 400
4/4/2019