Eczema

The following resources have been developed as part of the National Allergy Strategy Food Allergy Prevention Project and are designed to help improve the management of eczema. These resources have been developed with funding from the Australian Government Department of Health.

NIP ALLERGIES IN THE Bub eczema videos

https://preventallergies.org.au/helpful-tools/eczema-resources/

NIP ALLERGIES IN THE Bub Factsheets

https://preventallergies.org.au/helpful-tools/eczema-resources/

Content updated September 2018

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Kalgoorlie/Goldfields Shared Care Model visit cancellation

12 December 2018: All at the National Allergy Strategy are disappointed in having to cancel the December 2018 Kalgoorlie visit. Unfortunately, there was very limited interest demonstrated by local health professionals. The Kalgoorlie visit was part of a...
NAS food service round table

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New resource hub for authorised officers

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Food Allergy Prevention Project Launch

27 August 2018: Today the National Allergy Strategy Food Allergy Prevention Project was launched in WA as the main pilot region for the Project. The Food Allergy Prevention Project is the first in the world to promote feeding children the common allerg...
National Allergy Strategy Announcement Event

The National Allergy Strategy event on 16 August at Parliament House Canberra was a great success with Minister Hunt announcing five years of funding for the National Allergy Strategy. Minister Greg Hunt, Minister Ken Wyatt, Senator Richard Di Natale and Cath...
Implementing the National Allergy Strategy: From paper to practice

16 August 2018: To celebrate the achievements of the National Allergy Strategy, a lunch time event “Implementing the National Allergy Strategy: From paper to practice” was held at Parliament House in Canberra today, 16 August 2018. Minister Hunt, Senat...
National progress in the management of allergies but more work to be done

16 August 2018: $10 million dollars over five years required to continue important work In the past two years the National Allergy Strategy has been implemented to support the 1 in 5 Australians affected by allergic disease. This important work has inv...
Pre-budget Submission 2018: National Allergy Strategy

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National Allergy Strategy at the 2017 ASCIA Conference

22 September 2017: The National Allergy Strategy presented three posters at the recent ASCIA Conference held in New Zealand at the Viaduct Events Centre from Wednesday 12th to Friday 15th September. This conference was a great success, wit...
National Allergy Strategy launches free online training for food service

17 July 2017: In response to engagement with key stakeholders in the food service industry, a free online training course has been launched by the National Allergy Strategy, a partnership between Australia’s peak allergy bodies, the Australasian Society...
National Allergy Strategy receives further funding from the Australian government

26 June 2017: The National Allergy Strategy will receive $1 million over the next two years to implement a national allergy prevention program. The funding announcement was made by Minister Gillespie at the launch of the National Allergy Strategy ...
250K – an information hub for teens and young adults with severe allergies

The website - ‘250K – A hub for the 250,000 young Australians living with severe allergies’ www.250K.org.au - aims to provide age-appropriate information and resources to assist young people who are living with severe allergies, and to help them to feel...

National Allergy Strategy Rationale

Allergic diseases have become an increasingly important chronic disease and public health issue in Australia and other developed countries over the last two decades, contributing to increased demand for medical services, significant economic cost of care and reduced quality of life of people with allergic diseases and their carers.

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National Allergy Strategy Websites

Lead organisations

Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA) is the leading medical organisation for allergy in Australia.

Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia (A&AA) is the leading patient organisations for allergy in Australia.

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The National Allergy Strategy has received funding from the Australian Government for the following projects:
Food allergy prevention | Teens and young adults | Food service | Drug allergy

Eczema

NIP ALLERGIES IN THE Bub eczema videos

NIP ALLERGIES IN THE Bub Factsheets

National Allergy Strategy Rationale

National Allergy Strategy Websites

All about Allergens

Food Allergy Education

250K

Nip Allergies in the Bub

Lead organisations