Opioid Overdose Rescue Kits Required at Public Colleges
New legislation mandates that public higher education institutions provide opioid overdose rescue kits in key locations like classrooms, libraries, and dormitories. This aims to enhance the safety of students and staff by ensuring quick access to aid in opioid-related emergencies. Colleges will also be responsible for training and informing about the location of these kits.
Key points
Public colleges must make opioid overdose rescue kits (e.g., with Narcan) available within one year of the act's enactment.
Kits will be located in classrooms, libraries, labs, dorms, and other frequently used facilities, as well as carried by emergency medical personnel.
Institutions must register kit locations, replace used or expired kits, and provide training during student orientation.
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