MI SB0417

Allows prescribers and pharmacists to dispense auto-injectable epinephrine to authorized entities including schools, recreation camps, youth sports leagues, amusement parks, nonpublic schools, religious institutions, and sports arenas.

Requires authorized entities that stock epinephrine to designate an employee responsible for storage, maintenance, and oversight, and to store it in readily accessible locations per manufacturer instructions.

Mandates employees and agents administering epinephrine complete initial anaphylaxis training and refresher training every 2 years covering symptom recognition, storage/administration standards, and emergency procedures.

Provides civil liability immunity for authorized entities and trained individuals administering or failing to administer epinephrine, except for gross negligence (entities) or willful/wanton misconduct (individuals), and criminal prosecution immunity for purchasing, possessing, or distributing epinephrine.

Requires authorized entities to report incidents involving epinephrine administration to the department, which shall annually publish a summary report of all incidents submitted.