Anaphylaxis — EpiPen

A severe allergic reaction can develop quickly, making a clear and coordinated response essential. Develop awareness of anaphylaxis, emergency response planning and adrenaline auto-injector devices, helping staff understand their responsibilities and the importance of following individual plans and seeking urgent help.

Explore how teams can prepare for emergencies, keep relevant information available and communicate clearly when someone becomes unwell. Device familiarisation and scenario discussion can help connect learning with the equipment, prescribed arrangements and responsibilities relevant to the people your organisation supports.

Who This Course Is For

Care staff, support workers and others whose roles include responding to allergic emergencies.

Key Learning Outcomes

By completing this course, learners will be able to:

• Recognise possible signs of a severe allergic reaction
• Explain the importance of immediate help and a coordinated response
• Recognise key features of adrenaline auto-injector training devices
• Explain why emergency arrangements should reflect individual plans and prescribed devices

Flexible Delivery to Suit Your Organisation

Duration: Half day (3 contact hours, excluding breaks).

Practical, trainer-led learning uses discussion, relevant examples and activities to help your team connect the subject with everyday care. Contact us to arrange training at our Maidstone centre or discuss delivery at your organisation, including any learning or access needs.

Important Details

Certification

PRISM certificate of completion — non-regulated training

This is non-regulated PRISM training. Any Level 1, 2 or 3 label describes our course progression and is not an RQF qualification level.

Arranging Your Training

Closed group price: £375. A single half-day course is £375; a full day or two half-day sessions is £700. Contact us to discuss dates and group size.