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FL S0120
Bill
AI Summary
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Public schools may purchase naloxone (opioid antagonist) from wholesale distributors or arrange to receive it at fair-market, free, or reduced prices for use in student opioid overdose emergencies.
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Naloxone must be stored in a secure location on school premises and administered according to a protocol developed by a licensed physician.
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School personnel administering naloxone must be trained to recognize opioid overdoses and follow the established protocol.
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School districts, their employees and agents, and the physician providing the protocol are immune from liability for naloxone administration injuries, except in cases of willful and wanton conduct.
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Liability immunity applies regardless of whether parents were notified, signed consent forms, or whether the student's physician authorized treatment.
Legislative Description
Naloxone in Schools
Last Action
Died in Rules
3/14/2020