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Management Plan for the Delayed Reactions to Food
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Current ASCIA Action Plans are the 2023 versions. However, prior versions (2022 and 2021) are still valid for use in 2023. ASCIA Action Plans do not expire, and therefore the plan is still valid beyond the date of review, which is a guide for patients to see their doctor. For further information about ASCIA Action Plans go to www.allergy.org.au/hp/anaphylaxis/action-plans-for-allergic-reactions-faq
for use with any brand adrenaline injectors 2023
for use with any brand adrenaline injectors 2023
The general version of this plan is for people with allergies who have been prescribed either brand of adrenaline injector devices.
Device specific versions are available below.
These plans are not for allergic rhinitis (hay fever) due to pollen, dust mite, animals or other inhaled allergens.
for use with adrenaline injectors 2023
for use with EpiPen adrenaline autoinjectors
This plan is provided to people with drug (medication) allergies who are not usually prescribed an adrenaline injector, because accidental exposure to drugs can mostly be avoided. They are usually recommended to wear medical identification, to avoid exposure to drugs used in medical procedures.
no adrenaline autoinjectors 2021
This plan can be used as a poster or stored with general use adrenaline injectors.
A version of this plan for use by crew on aircraft is available upon request.
For translated versions of the ASCIA First Aid for Anaphylaxis go to www.allergy.org.au/hp/anaphylaxis#ta5
for use with EpiPen adrenaline autoinjectors 2021
The general version of this plan can be used as a poster or stored with either brand of general use adrenaline injector devices.
Device specific versions are available below.
for use with general adrenaline injectors 2023
for use with generic adrenaline autoinjectors 2021
This plan can be used as a poster or stored with general use adrenaline injectors.
This plan should be used with an ASCIA Action Plan for Anaphylaxis.
ASCIA Management Plan for Delayed Allergic Reactions to Foods 2023
ASCIA Transfer Care Plan for patients on IRT (immunoglobulin replacement therapy)
ASCIA Travel Plan for patients on SCIg (subcutaneous immunoglobulin) therapy
Content updated September 2023
Read more …ASCIA Action, First Aid, Management, Transfer, Travel and Treatment Plans
Current ASCIA Action Plans are the General and EpiPen 2021 versions, and the 2022 Anapen version. However, prior versions (2021, 2020 and 2018) are still valid for use in 2022 and 2023. ASCIA Action Plans do not expire, and therefore the plan is still valid beyond the date of review, which is a guide for patients to see their doctor. For further information about ASCIA Action Plans go to www.allergy.org.au/hp/anaphylaxis/action-plans-for-allergic-reactions-faq
for use with EpiPen adrenaline autoinjectors 2021
This plan is provided to people with allergies who have been prescribed EpiPen® adrenaline injectors.
This plan is not for allergic rhinitis (hay fever) due to pollen, dust mite, animals or other inhaled allergens.
for use with Anapen adrenaline autoinjectors 2022
This plan is provided to people with allergies who have been prescribed Anapen® adrenaline injectors.
This plan is not for allergic rhinitis (hay fever) due to pollen, dust mite, animals or other inhaled allergens.
for use with any brand adrenaline autoinjectors 2021
This plan is provided to people with allergies who have been prescribed any brand of adrenaline injectors.
This plan is not for allergic rhinitis (hay fever) due to pollen, dust mite, animals or other inhaled allergens.
for use with adrenaline injectors 2022
This document can be printed as a poster, and used with the generic versions of ASCIA Action Plans or First Aid Plans for Anaphylaxis.
This plan is provided to people with drug (medication) allergies who are not usually prescribed an adrenaline injector, because accidental exposure to drugs can mostly be avoided. They are usually recommended to wear medical identification, to avoid exposure to drugs used in medical procedures.
no adrenaline autoinjectors 2021
An ASCIA Action Plan for Anaphylaxis for use with adrenaline autoinjectors on airlines is available upon request. This plan is should be stored with adrenaline autoinjectors in emergency medical kits on airlines.
Note: These have replaced the general versions of ASCIA Action Plans for Anaphylaxis (ORANGE)
for use with EpiPen adrenaline autoinjectors 2021
This plan can be used as a poster or stored with general use EpiPen® adrenaline autoinjectors.
for use with Anapen adrenaline autoinjectors 2021
This plan can be used as a poster or stored with general use Anapen® adrenaline autoinjectors.
for use with generic adrenaline autoinjectors 2021
This plan can be used as a poster or stored with general use adrenaline autoinjectors.
ASCIA First Aid Anaphylaxis General Orange 2021 with QR Code
for use with generic adrenaline autoinjectors 2021
The ASCIA Action Plan is best viewed when printed as an A3 poster.
For translated versions of ASCIA First Aid for Anaphylaxis go to www.allergy.org.au/hp/anaphylaxis#ta5
For further information about ASCIA Action Plans and other anaphylaxis resources go to www.allergy.org.au/anaphylaxis
ASCIA Checklist: Travelling with allergy, asthma or anaphylaxis 2021
ASCIA Transfer Care Plan for patients on IRT (immunoglobulin replacement therapy)
ASCIA Travel Plan for patients on SCIg (subcutaneous immunoglobulin) therapy
Content updated December 2022
