OH HB462

Expands existing Ohio law to allow students to possess and use nasal epinephrine delivery devices (in addition to autoinjectors) to treat anaphylaxis at school and school-sponsored events

Requires students to have written prescriber approval confirming proper training, plus parental consent for minors, and schools must receive a backup dose of medication

Prescriber documentation must include student information, medication details, usage circumstances, emergency contacts, and instructions for school employees if the student cannot self-administer

Mandates school employees immediately request emergency medical services whenever a student uses an epinephrine device at school

Provides liability protection for school districts, chartered nonpublic schools, and community schools when employees act in good faith regarding student use of these devices