Anaphylaxis and Use of an Auto Adrenaline Injector Workshop
This workshop is held at our venue and is designed to provide learners with information about allergy and anaphylaxis. The session is spent going through relevant points with learners having the opportunity to get hands on practice using an Auto Adrenaline Injector (AAI).
We provide training regarding EpiPen and Jext devices.
Aims of the session
- Enable staff to recognise early signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis
- Allow staff to practice using an AAI
Objectives of the session
- To have an understanding of what anaphylaxis is
- To understand what allergens are
- To know how to manage anaphylaxis in your setting
- To know what to do in an emergency situation
- To practice using an AAI
Teaching and learning strategy
A variety of teaching and learning strategies will be facilitated during the session to include presentations, question and answer sessions and practical demonstrations. The workshop provides the opportunity to get hands on with the devices.
Target audience
Anyone caring for a young person in a community setting who has been prescribed an AAI
Delivery format and duration
Face to face: 3.30-5pm at Children's Centre, City Hospital where there is free parking.
Update requirement
Annual update recommended.