Requires emergency medical services provider to provide certain information regarding person who experienced drug overdose to DLPS.

Summary

The bill requires any emergency medical services provider that gives an opioid antidote or other emergency care for a drug overdose to send certain information about the patient to the Department of Law and Public Safety. The Attorney General decides what information is appropriate, and the goal is to connect the patient with harm‑reduction strategies and recovery resources. The Attorney General, with the Health Commissioner, must issue rules to implement the requirement.

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