Antibiotic allergy - a risk worth taking? | 32nd ICC

This keynote lecture was presented at the 32nd International Congress of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy (ICC) in Perth, Australia.
Associate Prof. Jason Trubiano is the Director of the Department of Infectious Diseases, Austin Health and Head of the Drug and Antibiotic Allergy Service.
In this lecture, Dr Trubiano aims to address the following questions in relation to setting up an antibiotic allergy programme:
1. WHY should I address antibiotic allergy?
2. WHAT model of care should I employ for my setting?
3. HOW do I delabel / how do I do it?
4. WHAT should I prescribe?
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