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A&A Training Clinical Education Zones

New to 2008, the A&A Training Clinical Education Zones will take place in the Exhibition Village.

Each Clinical Education session will run for 1 hour 15 minutes. To book on to a session, please contact A&A Training, on the day in the Exhibition Village. All participants will receive a certificate of attendance.

Birth at home

  • The woman’s choice?
  • Home birth logistics
  • Complications with home births
  • Decision making
  • Accountability

Times – Day 1 & Day 2
11.00-12.15 (Zone 1), 1.30-2.45 (Zone 2) and 3.00-4.15 (Zone 1)


Management of anaphylaxis in primary care

  • An overview of the Resuscitation Council new guidelines and algorhythm for managing anaphylaxis
  • Aetiology of anaphylactic shock - causes & origins of anaphylactic shock
  • Recognising and differentiating anaphylaxis from other illnesses
  • ABCDE approach to assessment
  • Understanding the need for rapid response and management
  • Drug management
  • Patient care
  • Continuing deterioration and overview of ongoing management
  • Professional and Legal responsibilities

Times – Day 1 & Day 2
10.15-11.00 (Zone 2), 11.00-12.15 (Zone 2), 12.15- 1.30 (Zone 1 & 2), 1.30-2.45 (Zone 1), and 3.00-4.15 (Zone 2)