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Association of School Nurses of CT Fri 2/3 4:01 PM Bill Position Priority Title Purpose History Orig. Comm. Public Sponsors Cal #s File # HB 6028 High An Act Concerning The To ensure the health and well- Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. John K. Hampton Transportation Of Students being of children with allergies Public Health (1/19) (16) With Life-threatening Food traveling to and from school. Allergies. HB 6034 High An Act Concerning The To create a comprehensive and Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. John K. Hampton Overall Safety Management strategic protocol to protect Public Health (1/19) (16) And Social And Emotional children with life-threatening food Well-being Of Students With allergies. Life-threatening Food Allergies. HB 6494 High An Act Permitting The To increase the number of Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Matthew Ritter (1) Delegation Of Medication individuals available to administer Public Health (1/23) Administration By A medication. Registered Nurse To Emergency Medical Technicians. HB 6689 High An Act Concerning Immunity To permit school bus drivers to Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Themis Klarides From Liability For School Bus administer epinephrine to a Public Health (1/24) (114) Drivers Who Administer student and to include school bus Epinephrine To A Student. drivers in the list of persons protected from liability for administering epinephrine. HB 6701 High An Act Concerning The To remove the requirement that a Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Cara Christine Administration Of Glucagon qualified school employee Public Health (1/24) Pavalock-D'Amato (77) In Schools. voluntarily agrees to administer glucagon to a student with diabetes. HB 6768 High An Act Implementing The To implement the Referred to Joint Committee on Education Rep. Cristin McCarthy Recommendations Of The recommendations of the task Education (1/25) Vahey (133) Task Force On Life- force on life-threatening food threatening Food Allergies In allergies in schools. Schools. HB 6821 High An Act Concerning The To combat the problem of Referred to Joint Committee on Education Rep. John K. Hampton Recess Requirement For childhood obesity by requiring all Education (1/25) (16) Students. elementary students to have Rep. Diana S. Urban (43) twenty minutes of physical activity each day. 1 Association of School Nurses of CT Fri 2/3 4:01 PM HB 6971 High An Act Concerning To require a science-based Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Josh Elliott (88) Vaccination Education For educational session regarding the Public Health (1/26) Rep. Liz Linehan (103) Parents And Guardians Of efficacy and safety of vaccines for Children Seeking An those seeking an exemption from Exemption From immunization requirements for Immunization Requirements religious reasons. For Religious Reasons. SB 702 High An Act Expanding The To require thirty minutes of Referred to Joint Committee on Education Rep. Derek Slap (19) Recess Requirement For outdoor recess for the purpose of Education (1/25) Sen. Beth Bye (S5) Students. enhancing children's health, learning capacity and social skills. HB 5295 Medium An Act Requiring Food To improve food allergy Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Sean Scanlon (98) Allergy Awareness Training. awareness in the restaurant Public Health (1/6) business. HB 5314 Medium An Act Concerning The To require the Department of Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Melissa H. Ziobron Regulation And Taxation Of Consumer Protection to establish General Law (1/9) (34) The Retail Sale And and administer a program by Change of Reference Public Cultivation Of Marijuana For which persons twenty-one years Health (1/26) Use By Persons Twenty-one of age or older may legally Change of Reference, House to Years Of Age Or Older. purchase and cultivate marijuana Committee on Public Health and to require the Department of (1/26) Revenue Services to establish Change of Reference, Senate to and administer a tax structure that Committee on Public Health will provide revenue to the (1/26) General Fund, Budget Reserve Fund and certain municipalities. HB 6016 Medium An Act Concerning The To better position local health Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Geraldo C. Reyes Release Of Information By departments to address the health Public Health (1/19) (75) The Immunization Registry. needs of their jurisdiction in a timely manner. HB 6029 Medium An Act Allowing Chiropractors To allow chiropractors to clear Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Vincent J. To Diagnose And Clear student athletes for play after Public Health (1/19) Candelora (86) Student Athletes For concussions. Participation In An Athletic Event After A Concussion. HB 6234 Medium An Act Adopting Diabetes To adopt certain recommendation Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Michelle L. Cook Advisory Council of the Diabetes Advisory Council. Public Health (1/20) (65) Recommendations. Rep. Bob Godfrey (110) 2 Association of School Nurses of CT Fri 2/3 4:01 PM HB 6237 Medium An Act Adopting The To enact the recommendations of Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Michelle L. Cook Recommendations Of The the Diabetes Advisory Council. Public Health (1/20) (65) Diabetes Advisory Council. Rep. Bob Godfrey (110) HB 6245 Medium An Act Adopting Certain To adopt certain Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Michelle L. Cook Recommendations Of The recommendations of the Diabetes Public Health (1/20) (65) Diabetes Advisory Council. Advisory Council. Rep. Bob Godfrey (110) HB 6246 Medium An Act Concerning A To require the development and Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Michelle L. Cook Diabetes Action Plan. implementation of a diabetes Public Health (1/20) (65) action plan to reduce the impact Rep. Bob Godfrey (110) of diabetes on the state. HB 6250 Medium An Act Allowing Naturopathic To allow naturopathic physicians Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Ezequiel Santiago Physicians To Prescribe to prescribe medication pursuant Public Health (1/20) (130) Medication In Collaboration to a collaborative agreement with Rep. Joseph P. Gresko With A Physician Or a licensed physician or advanced Advanced Practice practice registered nurse. Registered Nurse. HB 6485 Medium An Act Concerning The To ensure easy, reliable access to Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Geraldo C. Reyes Childhood Immunization immunization records by parents Public Health (1/23) (75) Registry And Tracking and doctors for all childhood System. immunizations. HB 6705 Medium An Act Protecting Youth To protect youth athletes from Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Nicole Klarides- Athletes From Concussions. concussions. Public Health (1/24) Ditria (105) Rep. Themis Klarides (114) SB 439 Medium An Act Expanding To ensure easy, reliable access to Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Geraldo C. Reyes Connecticut's Immunization immunization records by parents Public Health (1/19) (75) Registry And Tracking and physicians for all childhood Rep. Toni E. Walker (93) System. immunizations. Rep. Robyn A. Porter (94) Rep. Juan R. Candelaria (95) Rep. Roland J. Lemar (96) Sen. Gary A. Winfield (S10) Sen. Joan V. Hartley (S15) SB 554 Medium An Act Concerning The To promote healthy outcomes for Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Sen. Marilyn V. Moore Prevention And Management individuals with diabetes. Public Health (1/23) (S22) Of Diabetes. 3 Association of School Nurses of CT Fri 2/3 4:01 PM SB 703 Medium An Act Concerning The To resolve the disparity between Referred to Joint Committee on Education Sen. Catherine A. Osten Teaching Of Certified Nursing the certification requirements for Education (1/25) (S19) Assistant Programs At Public teaching certified nursing High Schools. assistant programs at technical high schools and comprehensive high schools. HB 5133 Low An Act Requiring Health To require health insurance Referred to Joint Committee on Insurance and Rep. Lezlye Zupkus (89) Insurance Coverage Of Jet coverage of jet injectors for Insurance and Real Estate (1/4) Real Estate Injectors For Individuals individuals diagnosed with insulin- Reserved for Subject Matter Diagnosed With Insulin- dependent diabetes. Public Hearing (1/19) dependent Diabetes. HB 5323 Low An Act Concerning Training To strengthen existing student Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health INTRODUCER Of Licensed Health Care athlete concussion legislation. Public Health (1/9) WITHDRAWN Professionals Who Clear Student Athletes For Participation In Supervised Team Activities After A Concussion. HB 5380 Low An Act Concerning The To make emergency epinephrine Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. David Arconti (109) Availability Of Epinephrine In in cartridge injectors more widely Public Health (1/10) Rep. Emmett D. Riley Public Venues. available to people who suffer anaphylactic symptoms in public venues. HB 5564 Low An Act Concerning To require medical diagnostic Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Mike Demicco (21) Accessibility Of Medical equipment purchased by health Public Health (1/12) Diagnostic Equipment. care facilities to meet technical standards for accessibility by persons with disabilities. HB 5980 Low An Act Concerning To protect the personal assets of Referred to Joint Committee on Judiciary Rep. Prasad Srinivasan Malpractice Actions Brought a physician and an advanced Judiciary (1/19) (31) Against Physicians And practice registered nurse during a Advanced Practice medical malpractice action when Registered Nurses. such persons have complied with the statutory requirements concerning the purchase of professional liability insurance. HB 6017 Low An Act Concerning To allow applicants ample time to Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep. Juan R. Candelaria Temporary Permits Issued To meet the state's licensing Public Health (1/19) (95) Applicants For Licensure As requirements. A Registered Nurse. 4 Association of School Nurses of CT Fri 2/3 4:01 PM HB 6025 Low An Act Allowing Medical To allow medical assistants to Referred to Joint Committee on Public Health Rep.
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