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Travel Medicine - What you need to know before you Travel

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Tue, 19 Jan 2027, 2:30pm - 4:30pm EST

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This is an ONLINE event.


THE LINK WILL BE SENT TO YOU 2 days, 1 day, 12 hours, 30 mins & 1 min BEFORE THE EVENT


Prophylaxis against malaria:

  • The NICE Guidelines

  • The importance of physical Barriers

  • Conventional Medications

  • Homeopathic Complementary approaches


Vaccination requirements for travel –


  • Which vaccinations are for foreign diseases are and which are part of the routine schedule?

  • How likely are you to be at risk?


What to take with you in your travel pack


"Risk assessment is important to rationalise pre-travel preparation, but the advice needs to reflect the health risk and not the interventions available ... Health promotion and health education need to be the focus of pre-travel consultations. Risk assessment should be based on a broader view than administering drugs and vaccines."(1)


Outline

  • The importance of taking adequate measures for pre-existing health conditions

  • Food and water hygiene - Typhoid, Hepatitis A, Cholera, [Hepatitis B], Oral rehydration

  • Insect Bite Avoidance - Yellow Fever, Malaria - 'Clinical Evidence' based Guidelines

  • Physical Barriers, Antimalarial drugs - indications and contraindications, Homoeopathic complementary approaches

  • Diseases for which Vaccines are compulsory in some countries - Yellow Fever, Meningococcal Disease - Hajj & Umrah Pilgrimages

  • Japanese Encephalitis B

  • Vaccination recommendations for travel – How to assess your risk

  • Safe aeroplane travel, anti-thrombosis measures

  • What to take with you in your travel pack


Aims


That those participating


  • Realise that the commonest reason for repatriation is inadequate treatment of pre-existing health conditions when abroad.

  • Have a clear understanding of the benefits and risks of of current travel advice.

  • Have practical advice on how to minimise risk and maximise benefits of travel.

  • Have simple guidelines for managing illness abroad for themselves and their family.



You will be able to access this lecture from 7.15 PM – if you receive no link by 3 hours before please email me


An ebook of this lecture is available at the website :

http://www.jayne-donegan.co.uk/articles

Other lectures by Dr Jayne Donegan:

https://events.humanitix.com/host/dr-jayne-lm-donegan

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