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Course name: COURSE IN FIRST AID MANAGEMENT OF ANAPHYLAXIS
Course Code: 21659VIC
Course Type: Accredited
Course Level: Skills Development Course
Department: Compliance Training
Course Location: Morrisons 12A Station Street, Mt Evelyn
Course Duration: 3 hours
For further information please contact Morrisons on 9736 1457
Next Intake: Course is delivered at least once each term
Enquiries
Phone: (03) 9736 1457
Fax: (03) 9736 1457
Email:
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Post: PO Box 101, Mt Evelyn 3796
Course Overview
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Government policy increasingly requires staff to be aware of anaphylaxis and its management. The focus is on the prevention of food anaphylactic reactions in individuals at risk in workplaces, schools and childcare settings based on the premise that all organisations in the community must assume responsibility for individuals at risk of anaphylaxis. This course will give you the knowledge of practical strategies to avoid exposure to known triggers and the management of anaphylaxis. Anaphylaxis Awareness instructs participants in the legal and proper administration of a adrenaline auto-injector (EpiPen). Instruction is in accordance with various legislative requirements regarding administration of therapeutic substances and covers administration of adrenaline via an auto-injector.
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Qualifications and Recognition
Upon successful completion of this unit students will be eligible to receive the Course in Anaphylaxis Awareness Statement of Attainment
Employment Prospects
Entry Requirements
None
How to Apply
Direct to Morrisons
Assessment
Assessment is competency based and includes a practical skill demonstration and short test.
Opportunities for Further Study
· HLTFA301B Apply First Aid
· HLTFA404A Occupational First Aid
Can prospective students enrol in individual units?
Yes.
Course Structure
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UNIT CODE
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COMPULSORY UNITS
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VBP34
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Provide first aid management for severe allergic reaxtions and anaphylaxis
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VPAU320
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Develop risk minimisations and management strategies for allergic reaction and anaphylaxis
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