Question 1

Do all staff need full anaphylaxis training?

Aaron Griffiths · Accepted Answer

Everyone in a child-facing environment should at least recognise basic red flags and know who to call; designated first aiders and key staff for known allergy patients need full, practical training in using AAIs and managing anaphylaxis. That balance keeps risk manageable without over-burdening every member of staff.

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Question 2

Do all staff need full anaphylaxis training?

Aaron Griffiths · Accepted Answer

Everyone in a child-facing environment should at least recognise basic red flags and know who to call; designated first aiders and key staff for known allergy patients need full, practical training in using AAIs and managing anaphylaxis. That balance keeps risk manageable without over-burdening every member of staff.

Learn more about how to manage anaphylaxis within a school or educational setting

Question 3

Do all staff need full anaphylaxis training?

Aaron Griffiths · Accepted Answer

Everyone in a child-facing environment should at least recognise basic red flags and know who to call; designated first aiders and key staff for known allergy patients need full, practical training in using AAIs and managing anaphylaxis. That balance keeps risk manageable without over-burdening every member of staff.

Learn more about how to manage anaphylaxis within a school or educational setting

Do all staff need full anaphylaxis training?

Do all staff need full anaphylaxis training?

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