NICE issues clinical guideline on assessment and referral following emergency treatment for an anaphylactic episode

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NICE issues clinical guideline on assessment and referral following emergency treatment for an anaphylactic episode

Source: NICE

Date published: 14/12/2011 16:50

Summary

by: Sheetal Ladva

NICE has published a clinical guideline (CG134) offering evidence-based advice on the care of adults, young people and children following emergency treatment for suspected anaphylaxis. Please follow link for further details.

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Category: 3.4.3 Allergic emergencies | Clinical guidelines | Emergency Medicine | National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE)

NeLM area: Evidence > Guidelines

NICE CG134

Link to summary in BMJ 2011; 343: d7595

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