By: Amy Worden
The legislation also will require schools to have automated external defribrillators (AEDS) develop and rehearse emergency action plans for cardiac incidents.
Amy Worden is a managing producer and enterprise editor for PennLive. She leads a team that focuses on healthcare, government and politics, as well as diversity and inclusion issues, drawing on her extensive experience covering national and state politics, criminal justice, and significant global events. An award-winning journalist, Amy has been featured in outlets such as The Washington Post and The Scranton Times-Tribune, and she also shares her expertise as an adjunct faculty member in journalism at Dickinson College.
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Amy Worden's coverage is centered around local government and politics, wildlife, advocacy, and sports in Pennsylvania. She focuses on reporting government announcements and legal policy regulation which indicates her interest in official statements from authorities.
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