Webinar: Know it. Treat it.: Recognizing and responding to anaphylaxis

Would you know what to do if a severe allergic reaction happened?

Knowing what to look for and how to respond can make you feel more prepared. Join us for this practical webinar to build your confidence in recognizing the signs of anaphylaxis and knowing how to respond.

Whether you have food allergy, are caring for a child, or supporting a loved one, you’ll leave with clear, evidence-based guidance and practical skills you can use when it matters most.

Here are the details:

What the webinar is about:
• How to recognize the symptoms of an allergic reaction and how to tell if it’s anaphylaxis
• When and why epinephrine should be given right away
• An overview of the two epinephrine device options available in Canada — EpiPen^® auto-injectors and neffy^® nasal spray — including how they work, dosage options, and key features
• How to use both epinephrine devices confidently
• Common questions and misconceptions about treating anaphylaxis

The session will conclude with a live Q&A, giving you the opportunity to ask your questions. You can also submit questions in advance when you register.

Who is speaking:

Dr. Julia Upton, who is the Division Head of Immunology and Allergy at The Hospital for Sick Children and a Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Toronto. She is on the Board of Directors of the Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, and is a member of our Healthcare Advisory Board.

Recording coming soon