NICE has recently published guidelines on the care and follow-up of patients who have received emergency treatment for anaphylaxis. Once patients have been assessed in a specialist clinic, and provided with a tailored management plan, regular review will be necessary in primary care. Important aspects include ensuring that: adrenaline devices are in date; injection technique refresher sessions are available; background asthma is well controlled; any dietary restrictions have not led to an unhealthy diet (e.g. lack of adequate calcium source in patients avoiding dairy products).