MA H590

Requires each school in Massachusetts to maintain a stock supply of non-patient specific epinephrine (epi-pens) for use during anaphylactic emergencies, subject to appropriation

Mandates the Department of Public Health to promulgate regulations requiring stock epinephrine be stored in easily accessible unlocked locations, with quantity based on school population

Requires authorized personnel administering epinephrine to complete training requirements, including use of epinephrine dose calculation devices, with regular inventory checks for expiration and replacement

Provides civil liability immunity to school nurses and other authorized individuals who administer epinephrine in good faith during suspected anaphylactic reactions, extending immunity to their employing school districts

Funds the epinephrine supply through surcharges assessed on surcharge payors as defined under Chapter 118E, rather than school district budgets