The Department and the Maryland Department of Health shall jointly establish guidelines for public schools regarding providing emergency medical care to students with special health needs. The guidelines shall include: Procedures for the emergency administration of medication and the proper follow–up emergency procedures; A description of parental or caregiver responsibilities, including: School notification of a child’s special health care needs or diagnosis; Providing appropriate medication and delivery devices and medical condition indication devices including Medic Alert bracelets or necklaces; Parental consent for the administration of medications; and Providing an emergency card for medical emergencies with current contact names and telephone numbers; A description of school responsibilities, including: Training for school health services personnel, teachers, coaches, transportation personnel, and other appropriate school personnel; Providing and distributing the required notices and forms for notification, consent for the administration of medications, medical emergency contact information, and any other appropriate material; and Providing outreach and education for parents and other caregivers regarding providing emergency medical care to students with special health needs; A description of student responsibilities that are age and condition appropriate; and Any other issue that is relevant to the emergency medical care of students with special health needs. The Department and the Maryland Department of Health shall: Provide technical assistance to schools to: Implement the guidelines established under this section; and Train school personnel at the local level; and Develop a process to monitor the implementation of the guidelines established under this section.