An Act improving students' access to life saving treatments

This bill allows trained school staff members to administer glucagon, a life-saving medication for severe low blood sugar, when a nurse is not present. It requires written permission from a student's parent or guardian before such emergency treatment can occur. The law protects staff who act in good faith from legal liability or disciplinary action and clarifies that administering glucagon does not constitute practicing nursing. Additionally, the Department of Public Health is directed to create specific regulations for this process within 180 days of the bill's passage.