3.2.4 Allergic Emergencies
Adrenaline Autoinjector MHRA guidance - Advice for healthcare professionals
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It is recommended that TWO adrenaline auto-injectors are prescribed, which patients should carry at all times
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Ensure that people with allergies and their carers have been trained to use the particular auto-injector that they have been prescribed - technique varies between injectors
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Encourage people with allergies and their carers to obtain and practice using a trainer device (available for free from the manufacturers' websites)
- Ensure when prescribing an Adrenaline Autoinjector that patients are given the most recent advice on how to treat an allergic emergency.
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MHRA guidance - Advice for healthcare professionals
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It is recommended that TWO adrenaline auto-injectors are prescribed, which patients should carry at all times
-
Ensure that people with allergies and their carers have been trained to use the particular auto-injector that they have been prescribed - technique varies between injectors
-
Encourage people with allergies and their carers to obtain and practice using a trainer device (available for free from the manufacturers' websites)
Guidance for prescribing adrenaline auto injectors can be found here .
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1 pre-filled disposable injection |
2 pre-filled disposable injection |
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1 pre-filled disposable injection |
2 pre-filled disposable injection |
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1 pre-filled disposable injection |
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1 pre-filled disposable injection |
- First Line Choice
- On Formulary
- Specialist Initiation Only
- Hospital Only
- KMPT Initiation Only