Allergy Ready | Food allergy and anaphylaxis education

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Web Name: Allergy Ready | Food allergy and anaphylaxis education

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It s Back-to-school time make sure your school is Allergy Ready.Our online course is designed to help teachers, administrators and other school personnel prevent and manage potentially life-threatening allergic reactions.Register Or Learn More Multimedia Great visuals and expert content help to explain the science behind serious allergic reactions. Read More Step-by-Step Guides Our simple tutorials will increase your knowledge, skills and confidence. You’ll learn how easy it is to use an auto-injector. Read More Case Studies Real world scenarios prepare you for the risks in the school environment. Work through practice questions and case studies. Read More Certificate of Participation Need proof of training? When you finish the course you can print off a Certificate of Participation. Read More A food allergy may be considered a disability under federal laws, such as Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). FARE recommends that parents of children with a food allergy create, in collaboration with their school, a written food allergy management plan. One type of plan is called a 504 Plan. What is a 504 plan? [...] A MedicAlert bracelet was responsible for the first fashion stand-off between my daughter, Nina, and me. She was three years old and allergic to peanuts. She did not take to the red lettering that I preferred.  “No red.  Pink. Pink. Pink. I want to wear the Pink!” (For those of you who have read the wonderful book [...] Whether eating in the lunchroom or playing team sports, navigating food allergies at school can sometimes be hard for kids. Nicole Dunham and Ryan Smith each came up with fun and positive solutions to help meet their needs at school, and in turn were able to raise awareness about food allergies and make a difference. [...] Educators and others who need to learn how to manage food allergies in schools can use this e-learning module with confidence. It is a comprehensive, user-friendly overview of the subject, developed and reviewed by clinicians and other experts in the field. Donald Y.M. Leung, MD, Chair, FAI Medical Advisory Board, Professor of Pediatrics, University of Colorado Medical School, Denver, CO How to C.A.R.E.™ for Students with Food Allergies is an essential tool for school nurses, teachers, and other school staff, who take care of our children. The knowledge that they gain from taking this course online could save a student’s life. Maria Acebal, FARE Board of Directors I think the material and presentation is really outstanding. The interface allowing people to browse the outline, thumbnails, or search for content is brilliant. Great job. Wayne Shreffler, M.D., Ph.D. Food allergy is a large and growing public health problem that is estimated to affect 1 in 13 children in the US; that s 2 children in every classroom. This course will help to ensure that teachers and other school personnel are better prepared to prevent and manage emergencies. Mary Jane Marchisotto, Senior Vice President of Research & Operations, FARE This program provides one-stop shopping for a thorough review of managing life-threatening food allergies in the school setting. Scott H. Sicherer, MD, Professor of Pediatrics, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Jaffe Food Allergy Institute, New York, NY This online course is terrific and one of the best I have seen. Great job! I think that this will be a tremendous resource. Hugh A. Sampson, M.D. School staff can use the online course with confidence, because it is based on best practices developed by food allergy experts, educators, and patient advocates across America. Not only does it provide comprehensive education, but the interactive elements make it engaging and fun to use. Mary Jane Marchisotto, Senior Vice President of Research & Operations, FARE I ve been dedicated to helping schools become safer places for children with potentially life-threatening food allergies for several years now. I m proud of the Food Allergy Anaphylaxis Network s partnership with the Food Allergy Initiative and others to bring this fantastic online course to our schools. Maria Acebal, FARE Board of Directors How to C.A.R.E.™ for Students with Food Allergies online Anaphylaxis Readiness Course has been developed in partnership with leading food allergy organizations and health care professionals to improve the quality of education of school personnel. Read More

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