Translations of anaphylaxis information
Quick links to translated ASCIA anaphylaxis information.
Other ASCIA information for patients and carers can be translated using ReadSpeaker, by highlighting the text, clicking on 'translate’ and selecting the language.
Translations of chef cards are available from the Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia website
https://allergyfacts.org.au/resources/aaa-translated-chef-card-template
Translations of asthma action plans are available from the National Asthma Council website
www.nationalasthma.org.au/health-professionals/asthma-action-plans/translated-action-plans
www.nationalasthma.org.au/health-professionals/asthma-action-plans/translated-action-plans
General allergy and anaphylaxis information
Other health professional information is available here: www.allergy.org.au/hp/papers
Information for patients and carers is available here: www.allergy.org.au/patients/information
Patient and carer support organisations are listed here: www.allergy.org.au/patients/patient-support-organisations
Content created October 2022
Anaphylaxis resources
- ASCIA Action Plan: Anaphylaxis
- ASCIA Travel Plan: Anaphylaxis
- ASCIA Action Plans Frequently Asked Questions
- Anaphylaxis Checklist for GPs
- Anaphylaxis Checklist for Pharmacists
- ASCIA Management Summary for Allergic Conditions
- Anaphylaxis Guidelines
- Anaphylaxis Event Record
- Signs and Symptoms of Allergic Reactions
- How to position a person having anaphylaxis
- Clinical History Form - allergic reactions
- First Aid for Anaphylaxis
- First Aid for Anaphylaxis Pictorial Poster
- First Aid Other Languages
- First Aid Languages - New Zealand
- Fact Sheet for Parents Anaphylaxis - New Zealand
- ASCIA Adrenaline Device Authority Form
- ASCIA Guidelines for adrenaline injector prescription
- Adrenaline injectors||General use
- Adrenaline injectors||Storage, expiry, disposal
- Adrenaline injectors
- EpiPen® Jr Out of Stock
- How to give Epipen
- How to give Anapen
- How to give injector
- How to give Epipen||Languages New Zealand
- How to give Epipen||Other Languages
- Translations of anaphylaxis information
- How to give Emerade