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MN HF2860
Bill
Status
3/26/2025
Primary Sponsor
Bianca Virnig
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AI Summary
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Local health departments may obtain, possess, and distribute predosed epinephrine (EpiPens or similar FDA-approved devices) to locations within their community health services area for use during life-threatening allergic reactions
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Administration of epinephrine under this authorization is not considered the practice of medicine, allowing non-medical personnel to administer it in good faith emergencies
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Local health departments may obtain and possess vaccines required for school/child care enrollment, influenza vaccines, COVID-19 vaccines, and other vaccines as locally determined
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Advanced practice nurses, registered nurses, or licensed practical nurses employed by or contracted with local health departments may administer these vaccines under condition-specific protocols
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The Commissioner of Health must provide standing orders for epinephrine and vaccine distribution upon request from community health boards, along with training materials for epinephrine maintenance and administration
Legislative Description
Local health departments authorized to obtain vaccines and a predosed form of epinephrine according to a standing order for distribution provided by the commissioner of health.
Last Action
Author added Rehrauer
4/7/2025