FL S0544

Authorizes pharmacists to order emergency opioid antagonists with autoinjection or intranasal delivery systems and expands dispensing options beyond prescriptions to include pharmacist orders and nonpatient-specific standing orders

Grants civil and criminal liability immunity to emergency responders, crime laboratory personnel, law enforcement agency personnel, correctional probation officers, and child protective investigators who administer emergency opioid antagonists

Requires hospital emergency departments and urgent care centers to report suspected or actual controlled substance overdoses to the Department of Health within 120 hours when the patient was not transported by an EMS transport service

Authorizes public schools to purchase or obtain naloxone from wholesale distributors or manufacturers at fair-market, free, or reduced prices, with the requirement that it be stored in a secure location on school premises

Grants civil liability immunity to school district employees who administer an approved emergency opioid antagonist to a student in compliance with existing emergency treatment and Good Samaritan statutes, effective July 1, 2022