Summary of Requirements | ||
Physician | Medical oversight must be provided. | |
CPR/AED Training | Before using the AED, an individual authorized to operate the AED must receive appropriate training approved by the department in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the proper use of an AED. | |
EMS Notification | AED use must be coordinated with an emergency medical
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Maintenance Program | In order for an entity to use or allow the use of an automated | |
Notification of Use | Each time an AED is used for an individual in cardiac arrest, it is required that an emergency medical service is summoned to provide assistance as soon as possible and that the AED use is reported to the department as required by the written plan. |
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Good Samaritan Protection | ||||
Rescuer | Purchaser | Property Owner | Physician | Trainer |
No Current Legislation | ||||
MT Code § 50-6-505 – 2007 Provides Good Samaritan protection for use of an AED and establishes guidelines for AED programs. |
Laws / Legislation | ||
Reference | Date | Summary |
MT Code § 20-7-1315 | 2017 | The office of public instruction shall provide guidance and technical support and make available a program of study to Montana schools. |
MT Code § 50-6-503 | 2009 | The department shall adopt rules specifying: the contents of the written notice required by 50-6-502(6); reporting requirements for each use of an AED; the contents of a plan prepared in accordance with 50-6-502 and requirements applicable to the subject matter of the plan; training requirements in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and AED use for any individual authorized by an AED program plan to use an AED; guidelines for medical oversight of an AED program; minimum requirements for a medical protocol for use of an AED; performance requirements for an AED in order for the AED to be used in an AED program; and a list of the AED training programs approved by the department. The department may not adopt rules for any purpose other than those in subsection (1). |
MT Admin Reg § 37.104.601 | 2008 | Defines: Automated External Defibrillator, CPR, and Medical Supervision. |
MT Admin Reg § 37.104.604 | 2008 | An entity wishing to use or allow the use of an AED shall develop and update the AED as changes are made. |
MT Admin Reg § 37.104.606 | 2008 | Every time an AED is attached to a patient, its use must be reported to the medical supervisor or the medical supervisor’s designee and the report must include the information required by the supervising medical supervisor. |
MT Admin Reg § 37.104.610 | 2008 | In order to be authorized by an AED program plan to use an AED, an individual must complete a cardiopulmonary resuscitation and AED training program that meets the standards of the American Heart Association and must renew this training at intervals not to exceed two years. |
MT Admin Reg § 37.104.615 | 2008 | A medical protocol for defibrillation use must be consistent with the requirements for defibrillation set out in the “2005 American Heart Association Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiac Care”. |
MT Code § 50-6-502 | 2007 | Outlines the requirements prior to allowing the use of an AED. |
MT Admin Reg § 37.104.616 | 2005 | An AED used by an AED program must be a unit approved by the U.S. food and drug administration. |
MT Code § 50-6-501 | 1999 | Defines: Automated External Defibrillator, Department, Emergency Medical Service, Entity, Physician, and Public Safety Answering Point. |
MT Code § 50-6-504 | 1999 | Outlines the policy for AED violation. |
MT Code § 50-6-506 | 1999 | This part does not apply to the use of an AED by: (1) a patient or the patient’s caretaker if use of the AED is ordered by a physician; or (2) a licensed health care professional, including an emergency medical technician, whose scope of practice includes the use of an AED. |
MT Admin Reg § 37.104.605 | 1999 | Outlines the requirements prior to allowing the use of an AED. |
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