Prise en charge des allergies alimentaires en milieu scolaire en France : projet d’accueil individualisé et adrénaline

Video training program's impact on primary teachers' knowledge on anaphylaxis during 2021–22 school year

“…The prevalence of food allergies has increased the last 20 years and affects 4%–7% of primary school children 1 . Anaphylaxis, the most severe form of allergy, has also become more common 2 . We estimate that 10%–20% of anaphylaxis occur in schools 1,2 .…”

“…Anaphylaxis, the most severe form of allergy, has also become more common 2 . We estimate that 10%–20% of anaphylaxis occur in schools 1,2 . When anaphylaxis is suspected, using adrenaline auto‐injector is the first‐line treatment 2 …”

“…We estimate that 10%–20% of anaphylaxis occur in schools 1,2 . When anaphylaxis is suspected, using adrenaline auto‐injector is the first‐line treatment 2 …”

“…In France, individual healthcare plans for children with food allergy were legislated in 2003 1 . This plan includes an emergency protocol, which specifies the use of adrenaline auto‐injector and other medications by school staff 2 . National education doctors play a key role in the practical implementation of this plan 3 .…”

“…2 We estimate that 10%-20% of anaphylaxis occur in schools. 1,2 When anaphylaxis is suspected, using adrenaline auto-injector is the first-line treatment. 2 In France, individual healthcare plans for children with food allergy were legislated in 2003.…”