ASCIA Travel Plan and Checklist for people at risk of anaphylaxis

The ASCIA travel plan and checklist have been developed to assist people at risk of anaphylaxis, who need to carry adrenaline (epinephrine) injectors (EpiPen® or Anapen®) when travelling.

The travel plan should be used in conjunction with a red ASCIA Action Plan for Anaphylaxis and both plans need to be completed by a doctor or nurse practitioner.

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pdfASCIA Checklist: Travelling with allergy, asthma or anaphylaxis 2021101.89 KB

ASCIA Travel Plan for people at risk of anaphylaxis 

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Content updated June 2023

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