Prepare Patients to Self-Manage Travel-Related Illnesses

June 2024

Summer will bring questions about travel-related illnesses.

Use destination- and patient-specific factors to assess risks. For example, check CDC’s Yellow Book...which also includes pretravel vaccine guidance (hep A, yellow fever, etc) and other considerations.

Traveler’s diarrhea. Reinforce preventive measures...avoiding raw foods and tap water or ice, brushing teeth with bottled water, etc.

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Prepare Patients to Self-Manage Travel-Related Illnesses

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