TX SB1374

Expands the definition of "epinephrine medication" in schools beyond auto-injectors to include epinephrine nasal spray and other medications designated by the Health and Human Services Commission for treating anaphylaxis

Allows the commissioner of state health services or chief medical executive of the Department of State Health Services to issue statewide standing orders prescribing epinephrine medication to school districts, charter schools, and private schools

Permits regional public health directors or local health authorities to issue standing orders for epinephrine medication if a statewide order has not been issued within 30 days of the school year beginning

Modifies the requirement for trained personnel to be present from "all hours the campus is open" to "regular school hours"

Requires prescription orders to specify the quantity and types of epinephrine medication, and maintains immunity from civil and criminal liability for good faith actions related to administering epinephrine medication