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Public Comment Session & Session 3: Current Accessibility to Epinephrine for Treating Anaphylaxis



    Public Comment Session:

    Individuals who wish to provide remarks during this workshop will have made a request prior to the meeting. This will serve as a listening session for the audience, and there will be no moderated discussion.

    Moderator:

    Brian Canter
    Duke-Margolis Institute for Health Policy

    Session 3: Current Accessibility to Epinephrine for Treating Anaphylaxis

    This session will include discussions on the available data to assess barriers with obtaining, carrying, and using epinephrine. Panelists will consider the institutional barriers presented in community settings and by differing state immunity laws. They will also explore why patients may decide not to use epinephrine during anaphylaxis despite carrying it. There will also be consideration for challenges in accessing care and the need for a prescription to acquire epinephrine.

    Moderator:

    Michael Pistiner
    Massachusetts General Hospital for Children

    Panelists:

    Kelly Cleary
    Food Allergy Research and Education

    Ruchi Gupta
    Northwestern University

    Linda Herbert
    Children’s National Hospital

    Charity Luiskutty
    Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Connection Team

    Christopher Warren
    Northwestern University

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