'Getting to Grips...' online events and video guides

Online guides and webinar sessions for health professionals interested in travel health

NaTHNaC introduced live webinars in 2018 to discuss the dilemmas posed by some common clinical queries to the NaTHNaC Health Professional Advice Line. By 2021, the clinical team were hosting regular lunchtime sessions on Zoom to help Yellow Fever Vaccination Centres with travel health issues.

From 2024, this has been opened up to all health professionals interested in travel health. Whether it be discussing our recent website updates such as our news items, factsheets or country information page disease and vaccination changes, or clinical scenarios from our advice line, we hope to bring our work to life and enable you to make better use of our resources, in your practice.

These events will be live but also recorded and made available on this page. Transcripts available upon request.

Below you will find 'Getting to Grips...' video guides on topics and online event recordings will follow after each session.

Getting to grips with...

The International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis for yellow fever

A practical guide for health professionals in designated yellow fever vaccination centres (YFVC): please use in conjunction with the Yellow Fever Zone website.


Presented by Rachael Fletcher.

Updated: April 2020

Vaccine scheduling challenges

Do you ever wonder how to complete a course of vaccine when the traveller turns up days or months or years later, having not completed their vaccine schedule?

Join us on this recording of a recent GTG seminar to hear some thoughts on how to manage such situations.


Hosted by Hilary Simons.

Recorded: 25 January 2024

Tick-borne encephalitis

Do you have any questions about tick-borne encephalitis? Would you like more information about how to look at a traveller's risk of TBE?

Listen to this recording of a recent GTG seminar and find out more about tick-borne encephalitis, the vaccine and how you can help your travellers reduce their risk of this infection.


Hosted by Lisa Ford, Mary Gawthrop and Rachael Fletcher.

Recorded: 28 March 2024

Travelling with HIV

Are you a healthcare professional looking for guidance on supporting patients with HIV who wish to travel?

Join us on this recording of a recent GTG seminar to hear some thoughts on how to manage such situations.


Hosted by Kitty Smith.

Recorded: 21 June 2024

Advising pregnant travellers

Are you a health professional advising pregnant women planning to travel abroad?

Listen to this recording of a recent GTG seminar on pregnancy and travel to help you support pregnant travellers.


Hosted by Rachael Fletcher and Mary Gawthrop.

Recorded: 27 September 2024

Disclaimer: The healthcare professional who is directly advising the traveller remains responsible for individual risk assessments relating to travel and for any clinical decisions made regarding the administration of vaccines, other prophylactics, or for information given regarding travel health.
First published : 21 January 2024 Last updated : 02 October 2024
  1. Advising pregnant travellers video added.

  2. Travelling with HIV video added.

  3. Tick-borne encephalitis video added.

  4. Vaccine scheduling challenges video added.

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Yellow fever: Information for travellers leaflet

Download a PDF with important information on yellow fever for travellers

Updated: 16 October 2024

The green book travel chapters

UK Health Security Agency Immunisation against infectious disease, the 'green book' travel chapter updates

Updated: 15 October 2024

Travel health infographics

Topical infographics offering essential travel health tips and advice for safe and enjoyable trips

Updated: 09 October 2024

Polio vaccination certificate

How to complete an International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP) for polio

Updated: 25 January 2024

Infectious diseases

Yellow fever

Yellow fever is caused by a virus, which circulates between infected monkeys or humans and mosquitoes

Updated: 14 January 2020

Rabies

Rabies occurs in warm-blooded mammals and is transmitted to humans, most often by a bite or scratch from an infected animal, usually a dog

Updated: 25 March 2019

Cholera

Cholera is an acute diarrhoeal disease usually associated with poverty, poor sanitation and inadequate access to clean drinking water

Updated: 26 March 2024


Preparing for healthy travel

First aid kits

A travel health first aid kit is recommended for travellers

Updated: 30 August 2017

Insect and tick bite avoidance

Protection from insect and tick bites is essential to help prevent vector-borne diseases such as malaria, yellow fever and Zika

Updated: 21 March 2024

Travel Insurance

Travellers must declare medical conditions when taking out travel insurance to ensure they are suitably covered

Updated: 26 September 2019


Special risk travel/traveller

Travelling with additional needs and/or disability

This factsheet provides an overview and advice on the points to consider when travelling with additional needs and/or disability

Updated: 06 February 2018

Sickle cell disease and thalassaemia

Information on pre-travel preparation, tips to stay health abroad and links to useful resources for travellers with sickle cell disease and thalassaemia

Updated: 19 February 2021

Rheumatology conditions

Travel health advice for travellers and health professionals

Updated: 30 June 2021


Clinic resources

The green book travel chapters

UK Health Security Agency Immunisation against infectious disease, the 'green book' travel chapter updates

Updated: 06 February 2024

Educational events

A list of courses, conferences and study days of relevance to UK health professionals working, or wishing to work, in the field of travel medicine

Updated: 14 March 2017

'Getting to Grips...' online events and video guides

Online guides and webinar sessions for health professionals interested in travel health

Updated: 21 January 2024

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