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An NHS service for people with complex medical problems who are planning to travel to tropical regions and require pre-travel advice, including vaccines, anti-malarials and prophylactic drugs.
There is also a private service that is open to anyone. Please note: patients who use the private service will need to pay a consultation fee and will then have to pay for all vaccines and additional equipment, whether they have a complex medical condition or not.
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusions
Patients planning to travel to tropical regions and are:
- receiving treatment or being followed up by a doctor for their condition or are under specialist care for a medical problem (e.g. cancer, diabetes, immunocompromised, cardiovascular and rheumatologic conditions)
- suffering from allergies
- pregnant
- aged >65 years
- children or infants
How to Refer
Letter
Referral methods: Email
A GP referral letter is required:
e: uclh.htdtravelclinic@nhs.net
Self-referral
Private service: patients can self-refer by email.
Please note: patients have to pay for the private service. See above for details.
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Emergency Walk-in Clinic: Hospital for Tropical Diseases
Emergency referrals to the Hospital for Tropical Diseases NCL WideInfections & Tropical Diseases in Children: UCLH
Specialist, secondary-care clinic for children and young people with unusual, complicated or recurrent infections CamdenPost-Travel Screening (Asymptomatic Travellers): Hospital for Tropical Diseases
Clinic for patients who may have been exposed to a tropical condition while overseas NCL WideRapid Access Infectious Diseases Clinic: Hospital for Tropical Diseases
RAID clinic for patients with suspected or confirmed acute infections, at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases NCL WideRelated Topics View All
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Information about infectious and tropical disease services across NCLNavigating Self-Care
Care navigators can find services by clinical need in this list of self-care optionsReview date: Thursday, 07 November 2024
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