MA H611

Requires all Massachusetts schools to maintain a stock supply of non-patient specific epinephrine auto-injectors for use during anaphylactic emergencies

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

Establishes training requirements for individuals authorized to administer epinephrine and requires regular inventory checks for expiration and replacement

Provides civil liability immunity to school nurses, other authorized individuals, and school districts for good faith administration of epinephrine during suspected anaphylactic reactions

Directs the Department of Public Health and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to seek federal funding and inquire about free epinephrine from pharmaceutical companies