Formed in 2001, the aim of the National Allergy Strategy Group (NASG) is to improve the lives of all people with allergies in the UK and influence Government to improve allergy services across the National Health Service so that all allergy patients receive high quality care with equitable access, regardless of where they live in the UK. Over time, this remit has expanded and now relates to wider aspects impacting the quality of life of people with allergies and their families.
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- Stakeholder MembershipWhen the Terms of Reference for NASG were updated early in 2023, provision was made for stakeholder membership. Stakeholder members will be offered the chance to be involved in the development of the National Allergy Strategy and can include any organization with an interest in there area, subject to certain requirements. Stakeholder members are currently… Read more: Stakeholder Membership
- Annual Congress of the British Society for Allergy & Clinical ImmunologyThe NASG held its annual open meeting at the Annual Congress of the British Society for Allergy & Clinical Immunology. The session was led by NASG chair, Prof Adam Fox and very well attended by around 100 delegates.