Description

This online Anaphylaxis training programme for the health & social care provider answers many questions regarding the identification & treatment of an allergic reaction.

Our e-learning course is an ideal learning solution for NHS nurses, doctors & locums. Also domiciliary carers, social care workers, or any medical professional or residential care home staff member who is required to hold up to date Anaphylaxis training certificate.

Who is this course suitable for?

• Nurses & Doctors
  
• Care home staff
• Domiciliary carers
• Social care providers

What is covered in our e-learning course?

• Understanding and knowledge of UK allergy statistics
• The definition of Anaphylaxis
• Know and can explain the causes of Anaphylaxis
• Understand the symptoms
• Aware of treatments available
• Management of Anaphylaxis
• The emergency management procedure
• Can explain and use of management devices, such as Adrenaline devices.

On completion of this online Anaphylaxis training for the healthcare provider you will be required to undertake an online test. This test has a pass mark of 80%. You can retake the test as many times as you are required, if you fail on your first attempt.

Once you have successfully completed this course free Anaphylaxis training certification will be available to download. Our CPD certificate can be used to provide evidence for workplace compliance.

Additional Training Available
Importantly we are also able to offer additional online training courses that are suitable for healthcare professionals. Follow these links to our Online BLS Training Healthcare & our ILS Training courses.

It should be noted that we also offer a dedicated healthcare training website. This website offers many online training courses that are suitable for healthcare professionals. Additional information can be found by following this link to our Online BLS Training Healthcare website.

Finally, all online training courses and programs are accredited by the CPD Certification Service, conforming to universally accepted Continuous Professional Development (CPD) guidelines.