Lynne Regent
Picture shows a boy using an Epipen in his thigh, demonstrating what to do in the event of an anaphylactic shock. Lynne Regent of the charity Anaphylaxis Campaign outlines what nurses need to know to support people at risk from severe allergic reactions.

With hospital admissions for anaphylaxis on the rise, nurses need to offer the right support

24 Jan 2020

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