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anaphylaxis care plan template is designed to help meet the requirements of a risk minimisation plan. Note: Children who have only an ASCIA Action Plan for Drug (medication) Allergy do not require an individualised anaphylaxis care plan as the child can easily avoid the medication whilst in the care of the CEC service.
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