What to do if someone has an allergic or anaphylactic reaction
If someone suffers from an allergic reaction in your venue, how you handle the situation can be the difference between life and death. Keeping calm is the first...
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If someone suffers from an allergic reaction in your venue, how you handle the situation can be the difference between life and death. Keeping calm is the first step but having a procedure to follow will ensure you and everyone involved are safe and cared for.
What you'll learn in the What to do if someone has an allergic or anaphylactic reaction lesson
- The best practice approaches for dealing with a guest who's suffering from an allergic or anaphylactic reaction
- What an EpiPen is and how to use one.
Instructor

Shandee Chernow is President and founder of CertiStar™, a user-friendly technology platform on a mission to protect and improve the safety and dining experience of men, women, and children vulnerable to food allergens. As a food allergy sufferer...
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