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Can Schools Hold Spare Adrenaline Auto Injectors for Anaphylactic Emergencies?

Great News for Anaphylaxis Emergencies! Parents, as well as teachers of children with anaphylaxis can now keep spare adrenaline auto-injectors (AAIs). The Department of Health has made the decision to allow schools to keep spares on site for emergencies. The new legislation came into effect on the 1st of October! Read more…

By Richard, 6 yearsMarch 19, 2019 ago

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SkillBase First Aid Guide to Anaphylaxis & Free Poster

Anaphylaxis or Anaphylactic Shock is a severe allergic reaction. It is caused when the immune system has an overreaction to an allergen. An allergen is a trigger and might include foods, such as dairy products, nuts or seafood, medication, latex or insect stings. Almost anything can be an allergen. A Read more…

By Richard, 7 yearsMarch 5, 2018 ago

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Action for Anaphylaxis

Three-hour Resuscitation Council Compliant Anaphylaxis Course Includes Basic Life Support (CPR) and using a Defib (AED) Anaphylaxis is scary, and this friendly workshop will give delegates the confidence of what to do should an emergency arrive. Fantastic for primary care and childcare settings, and those wanting to know the essentials Read more…

By Richard, 7 yearsOctober 30, 2017 ago

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Can Schools Hold Spare Adrenaline Auto Injectors for Anaphylactic Emergencies?

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Can Schools Hold Spare Adrenaline Auto Injectors for Anaphylactic Emergencies?

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SkillBase First Aid Guide to Anaphylaxis & Free Poster

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Action for Anaphylaxis