New courses released 13 June 2017!From 13 June 2017 devices with the 3 second label will start to enter pharmacies in Australia and New Zealand. The devices have not changed, just the instructions on the label.- Reduced injection time from 10 to 3 seconds - Removal of the massage step after the injection EpiPens with a 10 second label can continue to be used and should not be replaced unless they have been used, are just about to expire or have expired. All EpiPens should now be held in place for 3 seconds, regardless of the instructions on the label. However, if they are held for 10 seconds it will not affect the way that the adrenaline works. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Victorian Schools:Your course is located on a different website go to: ASCIA anaphylaxis: Victorian schools >>>Western Australian Schools:Your course is located on a different website go to: ASCIA anaphylaxis: Western Australian schools >>> |
For Australia or New Zealand:
ASCIA anaphylaxis: Australasian schools 2017 >>>
For Queensland:
ASCIA anaphylaxis: Queensland state schools 2017 >>>
For Victoria:
ASCIA anaphylaxis: Victorian schools >>>
For Western Australia:
ASCIA anaphylaxis: Western Australia schools >>>
Select this course if you work in early childhood
education/care in
Australia or New Zealand.
Information about ASCIA anaphylaxis e-training
for schools and childcare developed by ASCIA
the peak professional body in Australasia
for allergy and clinical immunology.
ASCIA anaphylaxis e-training for Australasian early childhoodhas been approved by the Australian Children's Education
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ASCIA anaphylaxis e-training for Australasian schools
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ASCIA anaphylaxis e-training: Australasian schools 2017 is designed for all Australian and New Zealand school staff that
have contact or responsibility for children to Year 12 level. This course was released June 2017 and is now the current course for 2017.
Note: Victorian Schools course is located on a different website. Go to ASCIA anaphylaxis: Victorian schools >>>
ASCIA anaphylaxis Queensland state schools 2017 has been developed with the Queensland Department of Education, Training and Employment (DETE) specifically for their schools. This course was released June 2017 and is the current course for 2017.
ASCIA anaphylaxis e-training: Australasian early childhood education and care 2017 is designed for people working in the early childhood area.
This course was released June 2017 and is the current course for 2017.
