Anaphylaxis

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Anaphylaxis

The Anaphylaxis elearning programme provides healthcare professionals, whatever their role and wherever they are around the world, with an introduction to diagnosing and treating anaphylaxis.

Anaphylaxis is a severe, life-threatening event. People having an anaphylactic reaction often have changes to their airway, breathing and/or circulation so it is vital that these signs are recognised and treated quickly. Increasing numbers of people are presenting to hospital with anaphylaxis, it is important that all health and care staff have an understanding of the causes, signs and treatment.

Written by the UK’s Top Clinical Specialists

This online training has been developed in the UK by NHS England’s expert nursing and elearning for healthcare teams.

This ensures this course meets the highest training standards and offers a world-class elearning experience.

Made to Fit Your Busy Life

The engaging, interactive content, that’s delivered online, means you can study at home, in work or even on the move.

Plus, the bitesize modules track your progress, so it’s possible to dip in and out of sessions, and allow you to access them in any order, as frequently as you need.

Making this the perfect course to enhance your knowledge and skills even when you have a busy life.

 

What Will You Learn?

  • Develop a comprehensive understanding of diagnosing and treating anaphylaxis.
  • Developed in partnership with UK’s top clinical specialists.

Course Content

Course Content
This programme includes two elearning sessions, with each session taking around 30 to 60 minutes to complete. An Introduction to Anaphylaxis – This session enables a basic understanding of anaphylaxis; including the causes, signs and initial treatments which should be given. It is also suitable for those who do not necessarily work in health or care roles but have an interest in the topic. Recognising and Managing Anaphylaxis – This session aids understanding of the recognition and management of anaphylaxis in community and hospital settings. It includes the management of anaphylaxis in adults and children, further treatment in a hospital setting, blood tests and ongoing care for those who experience anaphylaxis.