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Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia have a range of patient resources, links to online learning opportunities, and partner programs to assist health professionals support people living with allergy. 

Whether you are an allergy specialist, GP, nurse or allied health professional, we have something for you and your patients. 


As part of our Allergy Connect® program, Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia has developed digital Living with Allergy Guides to help people better manage their allergies on a daily basis.

These 2 minute videos are about anaphylaxis management. They cover topics such as the signs and symptoms of an allergic reaction, adrenaline administration and more.

Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia’s webinars provide an in-depth, easy to understand guide to some of the hot topics in allergy management, with leading experts in allergic disease.

Food Allergen Cards give your patients important information on the top food allergens, giving alternate names and examples of where the food might be found as an ingredient.


allergy assistTM

allergy assistTM is an online platform to provide free specialist advice and support for the diagnosis, management and treatment of allergic conditions. It is based on Tele-Derm, a successful platform provided by the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) for the past 20 years. The pilot of allergy assist® is for general practitioners (GPs) and rural generalists working anywhere in Australia.

allergy assistTM is part of the National Allergy Council Shared Care for Allergy Project and was developed in partnership with the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine and funded by the Australian Government, Department of Health, Disability and Ageing. For more information go to the National Allergy Council

ASCIA resources

ASCIA provides evidence-based, free, online e-training for health professions on a range of topics.

Audio series and episodes relevant for health professionals about living with allergic disease.

Psychology referral

What to know when you should refer patients to a psychologist? Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia has partnered with the Australian Psychological Society to develop a guide to help health professionals working in allergic disease to understand when they should consider referral to a psychologist. This factsheet provides a quick overview including signs of possible food allergy-related distress/anxiety and screening measures. 

Supporting individuals with food allergy and anaphylaxis: When a psychologist can help

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