Advice For Travellers

 

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Travel Vaccination Clinics

If you are travelling abroad please complete the Travel Assessment Form as soon as possible, we require a minimum of 8 weeks prior to travelling. A travel vaccination nurse will assess the form and then contact you via telephone to discuss your travel needs.

Any travel risk assessments submitted with a departure date of less than 8 weeks away will not be actioned by our travel vaccination nurse.

If your departure date is less than 8 weeks away, you will need to contact a Private travel clinic for further assistance.

If you require further information about travel vaccinations please call 01900 705750

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Ready to complete your travel vaccination form? 

You can collect a paper copy of our Travel vaccination form from our leaflet display in our waiting area or complete online using the following link:

Travel Assessment Form

Once our team receive your completed form, our travel nurse will review the information and complete a travel assessment. We will then be in touch with you to discuss your needs and arrange an appointment for your vaccinations.

 

Do you need vaccinations?

Before you travel, it’s important to find out whether you will need vaccinations for the country you’re visiting.

If you are signed up for online services via the NHS App you can view your current immunisation history. By accessing the ‘Fit for Travel’ website, you can check what vaccinations are recommended for your holiday destination. Following this, if you require vaccinations please contact your local private travel clinic.

The following websites will help you.

Why the doctors do not prescribe tablets to help patients who have a fear of flying?
Patients sometimes ask the doctors to prescribe Diazepam, or similar drugs, because they are frightened of flying or to help sleep during a flight.

 

Other Travel Information

You can also visit Masta Travel, Fit For Travel or Travel Health Pro to find useful information before you visit the clinic.

 

Why the doctors do not prescribe tablets to help patients who have a fear of flying?

Patients sometimes ask the doctors to prescribe Diazepam, or similar drugs, because they are frightened of flying or to help sleep during a flight.

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