Anaphylaxis & Allergy Training for Schools & Carers, Page 17 Reviews

Just one remark: Although it is probably right to say that allergies cannot be cured, I wondered whether you could give sufferers and their parents hope that children can grow out of allergies and that there is de-sensitization treatment available for bee sting allergies, for example. Otherwise, thank you for the additional downloads and the coverage of recovery position and CPR again.

Overall the course is informative. However, one of the test questions was, "What are the two most common causes of allergic reactions?" And the "correct" answer was "Food and insect bites/stings." This is confusing as the NHS website lists tree and grass pollen, dust mites, food, pollen, medicine, insect stings as the common causes of allergens. Therefore, ALL three of the multi-choice answers were all correct!

In one of the slides it talks about different people having responsibility and says Headmaster. Perhaps this could be changed to Headteacher to be more inclusive? I realise this is a small point, but wanted to mention it anyway.

I take the same course year after year and it doesnt change..can we not just have a refresher and test. Far to long

Very useful and helpful

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The training was very easy to understand. I found some of it very interesting, especially about exercise allergens!! I now have further knowledge when dealing with Allergies and Anaphylaxis.

Easy listening and visual aids welcomed

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I found it very effective, covered all type of allergies briefly in a simple and understandable way