1. Paediatric Primary Care Allergy Study Day
The Princess Alexandra Lecture Theatre, Ashfield Street, London, E1 2BJ 14th March 2018 The Children’s Allergy team at the Royal London Hospital presents a one-day allergy study day for GP’s, practice nurses, community nurses, health visitors, school nurses, hospital teams (in- and out-patients) & Dietitians
8:45 – 9:15
Registration and tea/coffee 
:05
Food Allergy
Dr Lee Noimark
Dr Anthony Aston
Cow’s milk protein allergy in Primary Care
Bunmi Raji/ Rosalynd Gourgey
:50
Dietetic management of allergies
10:50 – 11:10
Coffee Break
Anaphylaxis
Dr Kostas Konstantinos
Eczema 
Dr Paige
Allergic rhinitis
Dr Erika Harnik
Allergy & Immunisations
Luul Ali
12:35 – 13:20
Lunch
13:20 -15:20
Workshops
A: Adrenalin Injectors training & allergy management plans
Allergy CNS
B: Skin Prick Testing
C: Hands on Eczema Treatment
CNS Dermatology
D: Milk allergy case studies/ milk free diets
Dietitian
 15:20-15:30
Questions & Evaluation
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