West Virginia
West Virginia mandates AED programs to follow regulations on maintenance, training, medical oversight, placement reporting, EMS activation, post-event documentation, and registration. The Good Samaritan law offers protection for AED use but does not cover other actions, with immunity dependent on adherence to state guidelines. AEDs are required at school athletic events, underground coal mines, surface mines, and quarries.
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West Virginia Statutes and Regulations
*Codes and regulations cited from Justia US Law.
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