Anaphylaxis Awareness

Anaphylaxis Online Training
Develop the knowledge and confidence needed to recognise, respond to, and manage anaphylaxis emergencies safely within healthcare and care settings.
This Anaphylaxis Online Training course is designed for healthcare professionals, care staff, and support workers who may encounter severe allergic reactions during clinical practice or patient care.
The course provides essential guidance on recognising anaphylaxis, identifying triggers, carrying out emergency treatment, and supporting patients before, during, and after an anaphylactic reaction.
Online Anaphylaxis Training for Healthcare Staff
This online anaphylaxis training module provides healthcare workers with the practical knowledge needed to identify allergic reactions quickly, respond appropriately during emergencies, and deliver safe patient care in line with current healthcare best practice.
The course explores risk assessment, emergency response procedures, communication, documentation, and post-anaphylaxis care while supporting professional development and patient safety.
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Who Should Complete This Course?
This course is suitable for:
• Nurses
• Healthcare Assistants
• Support Workers
• Care Home Staff
• Clinical Support Workers
• Allied Healthcare Professionals
• School and Community Healthcare Staff
• GP Practice Staff
• Agency Healthcare Workers
• Any healthcare professional involved in patient care

Course Duration
• Approximately 1 hour online learning
• Self-paced training
• Accessible on desktop, tablet, and mobile
• 1 CPD point awarded
• Certificate issued on successful completion
• 6 months access from the date of purchase
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Course Aim
The aim of this course is to provide healthcare staff with the knowledge and understanding required to recognise signs of anaphylaxis, respond effectively during emergencies, administer appropriate treatment safely, and support patients following an anaphylactic event.

What You Will Learn
By the end of the course learners will be able to:
• Understand the definition, causes, and triggers of anaphylaxis
• Recognise the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis
• Understand the pathophysiology of anaphylactic reactions
• Conduct risk assessments for patients at risk of anaphylaxis
• Implement measures to reduce anaphylaxis risks
• Respond appropriately during anaphylactic emergencies
• Apply the ABCDE assessment approach
• Understand safe emergency treatment procedures
• Communicate effectively during emergency situations
• Maintain accurate documentation and records
• Provide appropriate post-anaphylaxis care and advice
• Understand legal and ethical considerations relating to anaphylaxis management
• Support ongoing professional development in emergency care
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Course Modules
Module 1: Definition and Recognition of Anaphylaxis
Understand what anaphylaxis is and learn how to identify severe allergic reactions quickly.

Topics include:
• Definition of anaphylaxis
• Causes of severe allergic reactions
• Recognising early warning signs
• Symptoms of anaphylaxis
• Differentiating mild and severe reactions
Module 2: Common Triggers and Allergens
Learn about the most common allergens and triggers associated with anaphylaxis.

Topics include:
• Food allergies
• Medication reactions
• Insect stings
• Latex allergies
• Environmental triggers
• Identifying high-risk patients

Module 3: Pathophysiology of Anaphylaxis
Develop an understanding of the physiological changes that occur during an anaphylactic reaction.

Topics include:
• Immune system response
• Histamine release
• Airway and breathing effects
• Cardiovascular changes
• Progression of anaphylaxis

Module 4: Risk Assessment and Prevention
Learn how to identify patients at risk and reduce the likelihood of anaphylactic reactions.

Topics include:
• Patient risk assessments
• Identifying triggers
• Preventive strategies
• Allergy awareness
• Reducing exposure risks

Module 5: Emergency Management of Anaphylaxis
Understand how to respond safely and effectively during an anaphylactic emergency.

Topics include:
• Emergency response procedures
• ABCDE assessment approach
• Escalation and emergency services
• First-line emergency treatment
• Monitoring patient condition
• Patient safety priorities

Module 6: Mild to Moderate Allergic Reactions
Learn how to recognise and manage less severe allergic reactions appropriately.

Topics include:
• Signs and symptoms of allergic reactions
• Early intervention strategies
• Preventing deterioration
• Monitoring patient responses
• Escalation procedures

Module 7: Communication and Documentation
Develop communication and documentation skills required during emergency situations.

Topics include:
• Communicating with patients and families
• Team communication during emergencies
• Accurate documentation
• Recording treatments and observations
• Timely reporting procedures

Module 8: Post-Anaphylaxis Care
Understand the importance of follow-up care after an anaphylactic episode.

Topics include:
• Patient monitoring
• Specialist referrals
• Avoidance strategies
• Emergency medication guidance
• Patient education and support

Module 9: Legal and Ethical Considerations
Explore professional responsibilities relating to emergency anaphylaxis management.

Topics include:
• Duty of care
• Professional accountability
• Patient consent
• Documentation standards
• Ethical responsibilities in emergency care
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Assessment and Certification
Learners will complete an end of course assessment to test their understanding of anaphylaxis recognition, emergency response, and patient management principles.

Upon successful completion, learners will receive an Anaphylaxis Online Training certificate.

CPD Information
• 1 CPD point awarded
• Supports Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) continuing professional development requirements

Nursing CPD Requirements
Nurses are required to complete 35 hours of relevant CPD during their three-year revalidation period.
Of these 35 hours:
• A minimum of 20 hours should involve participatory learning
• CPD activities should support safe and effective professional practice
• Learning should remain relevant to the nurse’s scope of practice

Why Choose This Course?
• Designed specifically for healthcare professionals
• Flexible online learning
• Supports emergency response confidence
• Covers anaphylaxis recognition and management
• Improves patient safety awareness
• Supports healthcare compliance and professional development
• Instant certification on completion
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Additional Information
If you need more information about this course, please contact Train Healthcare directly:
• Telephone: 0208 3266 704
• Email: contact@trainhealthcare.com

Please note that refunds are not available for online training purchases.
Enrol Online Today
Strengthen your emergency response skills, improve patient safety awareness, and develop confidence in recognising and managing severe allergic reactions with Anaphylaxis Online Training today.

Requirements:
It is necessary to complete 35 hours (35 Nursing CPD Points) of relevant CPD within the three-year period since your last registration renewal or since joining the register.
Of these 35 hours (35 Nursing CPD Points), a minimum of 20 hours (20 Nursing CPD Points), should be dedicated to participatory learning, which involves engaging in activities that facilitate interaction with other professionals.