Ensure Anaphylaxis Patients Get Epinephrine ASAP

August 2020

You can help ensure patients with life-threatening allergic reactions get safe and timely treatment with epinephrine.

We know IM epinephrine (EpiPen, etc) is first-line for anaphylaxis...and high-risk patients may have it at home.

But many anaphylaxis patients still don't get epinephrine before coming to the ED...and about half don't get it in the ED.

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