Non-accredited
Adrenaline Device Update: Neffy and Jext for Anaphylaxis Response
An online update covering newer adrenaline devices, including the Neffy nasal spray and the Jext auto-injector, both registered with the TGA for emergency use.
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Who this is for
- Educators, services and workplaces with anaphylaxis responsibilities
- Parents, carers and community members supporting someone at risk of anaphylaxis
- Anyone who has previously completed anaphylaxis or first aid training
What you will learn
- What the Neffy nasal spray and Jext auto-injector are
- How these devices fit into an emergency anaphylaxis response
What to expect
- Online and flexible
- No marking required
About this course status
This is non-accredited online learning. It does not provide a nationally recognised qualification or unit of competency, and it is not an HLTAID first aid certificate.
Good to know
- This update does not replace first aid training or an individual anaphylaxis management plan. Always follow the plan in place for the person you are supporting.
Where to next
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