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UK guidance allows appropriately trained individuals to administer AAIs in an emergency to anyone believed to be experiencing anaphylaxis, using either their own prescribed device or, in some settings such as schools, stock AAIs supplied for this purpose. Follow your organisation’s policies and record the event carefully.
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