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Practice Guideline
. 2015 Jun;113(3):276-85.
doi: 10.5546/aap.2015.276.

[Recommendations for the management of the child with allergic diseases at school]

[Article in Spanish]
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Practice Guideline

[Recommendations for the management of the child with allergic diseases at school]

[Article in Spanish]
Comité Nacional de Alergia, Comité de Pediatría General Ambulatoria y Grupo de Trabajo de Salud Escolar, Sociedad Argentina de Pediatría et al. Arch Argent Pediatr. 2015 Jun.
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Abstract

Allergic diseases cause great impact on the health related quality of life in children and adolescents, resulting in increased school absenteeism and deficiencies in school performance. Although the bibliographic framework on allergic diseases is wide, in our country, there are no guidelines for proper management of the allergic child at school. It is necessary to establish guidelines for coordinated action among the educational community, the families, the pediatrician, the health team and governmental and non-governmental authorities. This position paper aims to provide information about the impact of allergic diseases on school activities, establish standards of competence of the various stakeholders at school and consider the legal framework for the intervention of the school staff about the child with allergies at school.

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