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In her article, "Food Allergies: Being Aware and Planning for Care," which serves as the basis for the new Exchange Out of the Box Training Kit by the same name, Iris Graville describes how to respond to allergies and food intolerance.  In addressing life-threatening allergies, Graville outlines what elements of a plan a center should have in place for a child with severe allergies:

• A complete list of foods that can trigger a reaction.
• Symptoms this child exhibits after contact with allergenic foods.
• Emergency response.
• Safe storage and handling of medications, including signed parent and health care provider authorizations.
• Documentation of allergic reaction events.
• Training of appropriate staff and volunteers about preventing exposure to the allergenic foods and emergency response.

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Run a professional development training session with Exchange's popular Out of the Box Training Kits.  An article from Exchange magazine serves as the foundation for each Kit and is included as a handout. 

Each Kit includes step-by-step instructions to prepare, conduct, and evaluate your training session.  The Kits are also flexible enough to allow you to include your own ideas and exercises to meet any special needs of your staff.  Offer applied to PDF versions only.

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(Sale ends 11:59 PST 05/05/2016. Not valid on bulk purchase discounts. Offer applied to PDF versions only. May not be combined with any other offer.)

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