EDGE 24 : Recognising and Managing Acute Anaphylaxis
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Acute Anaphylaxis
EDGE24: Emergency Medicine
EDGE24 Module 2 : Acute Anaphylaxis
Latest Course Update: January 2024
Anaphylaxis is a frightening emergency that may present without warning and requires early recognition and intervention to avoid catastrophic complications. Symptoms develop rapidly often within several minutes, (but may develop within seconds to as long as an hour), after contact with the allergen. Urgent treatment is required to prevent progression to cardiac arrest.
In this module we explore the range of presentations for anaphylaxis and emphasise the awareness we need to carry with us at all times for this life threatening but readily treatable condition. It is certainly true that the early recognition and treatment of acute anaphylaxis can save a life and the following topic is one of significant importance to Emergency Medicine.
Accreditation
A "Course Certificate" for 36 CPD hours can be requested upon completion of all 24 modules. The course is CPD accredited for the 2023-2025 triennium with ACRRM (Course Code : 28766) and RACGP (Course Code : 403496: 24.5 Educational Activity and 11.5 Reviewing Performance Hours).
Course Enrolment
The first two modules in the EDGE24 course are free to access. They allow you to sample the course to see if it suits your clinical needs and learning style. To enrol click the enrolment button to enrol at the bottom of this page.
The course comprises 24 modules that cover a broad range of emergency medicine. If you wish to continue the course after the first two modules you have the option of purchasing individual modules for $10.99 each or an EDGE24 bundle (providing access to all the modules in the EDGE24 course and the EDGE24 Tutorial library) or a VIP access which provides 2 year access to all the courses on the LearnEM site. Find out more
It has been a pleasure developing the course and it my hope that you find it rewarding and an useful resource for your professional development and clinical work. If you any problems or come across any confusing areas in the course we are always keen to receive feedback and correct any issues promptly.
Regards from Peter Stuart and The LearnEM team