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More than 11,500 people visit Australian emergency departments each year because of anaphylaxis.

2021
Publication, report or update

The Acute Anaphylaxis Clinical Care Standard contains six quality statements and a set of indicators to improve the recognition, treatment and follow-up of anaphylaxis in acute care.

National launch and live webcast

The Acute Anaphylaxis Clinical Care Standard was launched via webcast on Wednesday, 24 November 2021.

The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (the Commission) is not a regulator. As such, the Guide does not directly apply to the Commission. However, some of the Commission’s activities support regulatory functions.

2021
Newsletter

This issue includes items on COVID-19, draft National Safety and Quality Mental Health Standards for Community Managed Organisations (CMOs), delayed ambulance handover, antibiotic use, infection control, medication errors and more.

Also covered is the latest issues of BMJ Safety & Quality along with the latest online papers from the International Journal for Quality in Health Care and the latest from the UK’s NICE.

2021
Guide, user guide or guidelines

This guide provides the healthcare workforce with a concise overview of the incident management process and its underlying principles.

2021
Poster or graphic

The Acute Anaphylaxis Clinical Care Standard will help to ensure that Australians receive prompt treatment to manage severe allergic reactions, and that there is continuity of patient care across healthcare settings.

This infographic outlines key data highlights on anaphylaxis in Australia, to support the release of the new standard on 24 November 2021.

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