The Children’s Care Network (in Atlanta) has recently shared its Spring 2022 Clinical Quality Forum. Following is the link to the video recording. The poll during the live presentation is not active for the recording.
- Meeting video (via YouTube)
- More resources available at www.tccn-choa.org
Some of the slides that I think are most helpful are shown below (used with permission). The first part of content is from Dr. Gerry Lee which describes best practices for selecting patients for Food Allergen IgE testing:
Related blog posts:
- “Separating Fact from Fiction in the Diagnosis and Management of Food Allergy” | gutsandgrowth
- “The Truth About Allergies and Food Sensitivity Tests”
- Poorly-Conceived Allergy Testing Can Lead to Unnecessary Diet Restrictions and Complications
- What’s Wrong with “I Want My Kid Tested For Food Allergies” | gutsandgrowth
- How Allergy Testing Can Lead to More Allergies
- Eczema Rarely Linked to Food Allergy | gutsandgrowth
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