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ABOUt WAO Cow’s milk allergy: “the evidence-based WAO global guidelines on the Diagnosis & rationale for Action Against Cow’s milk Allergy,” authored by the WAO Food Allergy special Committee. (WAO Journal. 2010;3(4):57-161) immunotherapy: “sub-lingual immunotherapy (slit) - WAO Position Paper 2009.” slit is an exciting therapeutic strategy on the delivery of immunotherapy and is gradually being adopted by allergy communities throughout the world. Following a first meeting in genoa in november 2008 to review experience of Us trials of slit, WAO hosted a meeting in Paris in January 2009 to develop the first global consensus on slit. All WAO regional & Affiliate member societies were invited to send representative delegates to this meeting and the majority were represented. they were joined by delegates representing non-member organizations including niH, gA2lEn, EFA, iCPrg, and AriA. A WAO Position Paper based on the Paris meeting was published in the WAO Journal, and in Allergy. (WAO Journal. 2009;2(11):223-281) the first State of World allergy report (SoWar) appeared in the WAO Journal in June 2008. sOWAr stresses the importance of providing national allergy services for the burgeoning numbers of allergy patients in the world. this downloadable, on-line report is a useful resource for allergists and allergy societies wishing to make the case for improved local allergy service provision. Available at: www.waojournal.org. (WAO Journal. 2008;1(6):51-517) WAO Position Papers support and promote the specialty of allergy and help set standards for clinical practice and training: • “What is an allergist? A position statement of the WAO specialty and training Council.” 2008 Available at: www. waojournal.org • “requirements for physician competencies in allergy: Key clinical competencies appropriate for the care of patients with allergic or immunologic diseases—a position statement of the World Allergy Organization.” 2008 Available at: www. waojournal.org • “recommendations for competency in allergy training for undergraduates qualifying as medical practitioners – A position paper of the World Allergy Organization.” 2009 Available at: www.waojournal.org WAO IntErnAtIOnAl ScIEntIfIc cOnfErEncE Asthma and Co-morbid Conditions: Expanding the Practice of Allergy for Optimal Patient Care Wao White Book on allergy is being prepared for launch in 2011. the Executive summary to the WAO White Book is being launched during the Conference in Dubai. the WAO White Book will be an important resource to help individual allergists and allergy/immunology societies promote allergic diseases as a major global public health issue. WAO mEmBEr sOCiEtY sUrVEYs WAO’s federal structure provides a unique network to conduct effective global surveys about allergy and asthma. A number of projects have taken place over the last two years: • the WAO specialty and training Council conducted surveys on general/adult and pediatric clinical allergy services and training to obtain global information on current and future allergy service provision. • Building on the WAO’s 2007 international survey on the availability of epinephrine auto-injectors worldwide, in 2008 the WAO special Committee on Anaphylaxis conducted a survey of member societies to gather data on how anaphylaxis is diagnosed and treated in healthcare settings in their respective countries. the combined results of these surveys will form the basis of the WAO international guidelines for the assessment and management of anaphylaxis, which was introduced at WAC 2009 and will launch in 2010. • the Asthma special Committee conducted a survey of member societies to find out about the major allergens involved in exacerbations of severe and chronic asthma, and to learn whether national definitions of severe asthma exist. the information obtained will form a WAO educational program based on the 2009 World Health Organization’s definition of severe Asthma. • the Drug Allergy special Committee conducted a survey on in-vivo methods used in the diagnosis of allergic reactions to major drug classes. the information obtained will be the first step to reaching a global consensus about the best way to diagnose drug hypersensitivity reactions, and to sharing expertise on this clinical problem. • the Evidence Based medicine and methodology special Committee developed a survey to establish allergists’ educational needs in evidence-based medicine. World allergy organization 555 E. Wells st., suite 1100 milwaukee, Wi 53202-3823 UsA Phone: +1 414 276 1791 Fax: +1 414 276 3349 E-mail: info@worldallergy.org www.worldallergy.org www.worldallergy.org 6 FinAl PrOgrAm
WAO mEmBEr sOCiEtiEs Albanian society of Allergology and Clinical immunology American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and immunology American College of Allergy, Asthma and immunology Argentine Association of Allergy and Clinical immunology Argentine society of Allergy and immunopathology Australasian society of Clinical immunology and Allergy Austrian society of Allergology and immunology Azerbaijan society for Asthma, Allergy and Clinical immunology Bangladesh society of Allergy and immunology Belgian society of Allergy and Clinical immunology Brazilian society of Allergy and immunopathology British society for Allergy and Clinical immunology Bulgarian society of Allergology Canadian society of Allergy and Clinical immunology Chilean society of Allergy and immunology Chinese society of Allergology (Chinese) Hong Kong institute of Allergy Colombian Allergy, Asthma, and immunology Association Croatian society of Allergology and Clinical immunology Cuban society of Allergology Czech society of Allergology and Clinical immunology Danish society of Allergology Egyptian society of Allergy and Clinical immunology Egyptian society of Pediatric Allergy and immunology Finnish society of Allergology and Clinical immunology French society of Allergology georgian Association of Allergology and Clinical immunology german society for Allergology and Clinical immunology Hellenic society of Allergology and Clinical immunology Honduran society of Allergy and Clinical immunology Hungarian society of Allergology and Clinical immunology icelandic society of Allergy and immunology indian College of Allergy, Asthma and Applied immunology indonesian society for Allergy and immunology israel Association of Allergy and Clinical immunology italian Association of territorial and Hospital Allergists WAO IntErnAtIOnAl ScIEntIfIc cOnfErEncE Asthma and Co-morbid Conditions: Expanding the Practice of Allergy for Optimal Patient Care the World Allergy Organization (WAO), a world federation of allergy, asthma and clinical immunology societies, consists of 84 member societies. All active members of dues-paying member societies are individual members of the World Allergy Organization (WAO). AssOCiAtE mEmBEr sOCiEtiEs national Association for Private Algerian Allergists Ecuadorian society of Allergy and immunology Ecuadorian society of Allergology and Affiliated sciences Jordanian society for Allergy and Clinical immunology Kuwait society of Allergy and Clinical immunology moroccan society of Allergology and Clinical immunology swedish Association for Allergology rEgiOnAl OrgAniZAtiOns Asia Pacific Association of Allergy, Asthma and Clinical immunology Commonwealth of independent states society of immunology and Allergology European Academy of Allergy and Clinical immunology latin American society of Allergy and immunology italian society of Allergy and Clinical immunology Japanese society of Allergology Korean Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Clinical immunology latvian Association of Allergists lebanese society of Allergy and immunology malaysian society of Allergy and immunology mexican College of Clinical immunology and Allergy mexican College of Pediatricians specialized in Allergy and Clinical immunology mongolian society of Allergology netherlands society of Allergology norwegian society of Allergology and immunopathology Panamanian Association of Allergology and Clinical immunology Paraguayan society of immunology and Allergy Peruvian society of Allergy and immunology Philippine society of Allergy, Asthma and immunology Polish society of Allergology Portuguese society of Allergology and Clinical immunology romanian society of Allergology and Clinical immunology russian Association of Allergology and Clinical immunology serbian Association of Allergologists & Clinical immunologists Allergy and Clinical immunology society (singapore) slovenian Association for Allergology and Clinical immunology Allergy society of south Africa spanish society of Allergology and Clinical immunology Allergy & immunology society of sri lanka swiss society for Allergology and immunology Allergy, Asthma and immunology society of thailand turkish national society of Allergy and Clinical immunology Ukrainian Association of Allergologists and Clinical immunologists Uruguayan society of Allergology Venezuelan society of Allergy and immunology Vietnam Association of Allergy, Asthma and Clinical immunology Zimbabwe Allergy society AFFiliAtE OrgAniZAtiOns gA²lEn (global Allergy and Asthma European network) international Association of Asthmology international Primary Care respiratory group southern European Allergy societies Apply for your national Allergy society to become a WAO member society at www.worldallergy.org/wao_societies/apply.php www.worldallergy.org 7 FinAl PrOgrAm
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