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Appendix L Information & Services This list is provided as a quick reference to other organizations which may offer additional information and services. It is not a comprehensive list as each organization’s website usually provides links to other organizations. Mention of a specific organization does not imply official approval by individuals noted in this manual. People are advised to check with their physicians regarding specific information. ALLERGY ASSOCIATIONS Allergy / Asthma Information Association (AAIA) The AAIA is a national not-for-profit association providing education, support and advocacy on behalf of those affected by allergy, asthma, and anaphylaxis. The organization has offices and volunteers across Canada. Visit their website for services, products, and training materials, which are available in English and French. National Office 21 Four Seasons Place, Unit 133 Toronto, Ontario M9B 6J8 Tel: 1-800-611-7011 / (416) 621-4571 Fax: (416) 621-5034 Email: admin@aaia.ca Web: www.aaia.ca Allergy Asthma & Immunology Society of Ontario (AAISO) The AAISO is an organization of practicing physicians who strive to provide high quality medical services to the public, through consultation by referral from other physicians, as well as through public service education. 2 Demaris Avenue Toronto, Ontario M3N 1M1 Tel: (416) 633-2215 Web: www.allergyasthma.on.ca 60 Anaphylaxis in Schools & Other Settings Copyright © 2005-2014 Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology
Anaphylaxis Canada Anaphylaxis Canada is a national non-profit organization dedicated to helping people with lifethreatening allergies live safely. They offer support, information and resources to people at risk of anaphylaxis, parents, educators, child care staff and healthcare professionals across the country. Visit their website to access free online resources and services, including the Allergy Information Service, the Newly Diagnosed Support Centre (www.allergysupportcentre.ca), the “Living Confidently with Food Allergy” handbook and special website for youth. Appendix L National Office 2005 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 800 Toronto, Ontario M2J 5B4 Western Region Box 682, Stn. Main Kamloops, British Columbia V2C 5L7 Tel: 1-866-785-5660 / (416) 785-5666 Fax: (416) 785-0458 Email: info@anaphylaxis.ca Web: www.anaphylaxis.ca / www.whyriskit.ca / www.safe4kids.ca Tel: 1-877-322-9378 / (250) 314-4814 Fax: 1-888-872-6014 Email: acwest@anaphylaxis.ca Association of Allergists and Immunologists of Quebec (AAIQ) The AAIQ is comprised of physicians with special expertise in the management of allergic and immunologic diseases. The AAIQ website provides information for both patients and professionals, including recent publications, special articles, scientific events, and updates on recent developments in the field. 2 Complexe Desjardins, porte 3000 C.P. 216, succ. Desjardins Montréal, Québec H5B 1G8 Tel: (514) 350-5101 Email: aaiq@fmsq.org Web: www.allerg.qc.ca Anaphylaxis in Schools & Other Settings Copyright © 2005-2014 Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology 61
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Executive Summary Executive Summary
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Consensus Statement Consensus State
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