Recognizing and managing anaphylaxis in the context of adverse event following immunization
Type
Course
Emplacement
Web-based
Durée
1 Hours
Zone du programme
Other
Prix
0.00 $US
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globalhealth@unitar.org
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Public – by registration
Mode de livraison
E-learning
Langue (s)
English
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This course provides practical guidance to the frontline health care providers and also vaccinators key information on its identification, differentiating it from other clinical conditions such as fainting and other stress related responses. It also provides step by step guidance on the case management at the site of the event and the process of referral.
- Recognize and differentiate between anaphylaxis and immunization stress-related response; and
- Respond to anaphylaxis as an adverse event following immunization.
Anaphylaxis is a severe, immediate allergic reaction. Symptoms that can be life-threatening can occur within seconds to minutes, rarely hours, after contact with the allergenic substance including medicines and vaccines. The course Recognizing and managing anaphylaxis in the context of an adverse event following immunization
provides practical guidance to the frontline health care providers and vaccinators key
information on its identification, differentiating it from other clinical conditions such as fainting and other stress related responses. It also provides step by step guidance on the case management at the site of the event and the process of referral.
Photo credits: WHO/ Blink Media - Gareth Bentley
Approximate course duration: 20 minutes
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Healthcare professionals working in primary health care and hospitals.
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