2025 Programme
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Vaccinations is a discipline in medicine where everything moves fast. This presentation will help delegates keep up with changes in vaccinations and immunisations.
This session will address some of the key issues which impact the delivery of travel health services in a primary care setting. It will consider some of the most frequently asked questions for travel vaccines and look briefly at a selection of new products on the market, available for travellers.
There is little doubt of the value of vaccinations and immunisation. Global travel has provided pathogens the opportunity to relocate rapidly and extensively. The impact of this can be devastating on individuals, families, communities and the wider global community. Vaccine Hesitancy is growing driven by a number of factors. This presentation will review the importance of travel vaccination and focus on Vaccine Hesitancy, how it can be understood and strategies for addressing this.
Session focused on supporting primary care nurses involved in the provision of travel medicine. To include guidance on appropriate information resources, patient engagement and enabling traveller decision-making.
Vaccinations is a discipline in medicine where everything moves fast. This presentation will help delegates keep up with changes in vaccinations and immunisations.

This session will address some of the key issues which impact the delivery of travel health services in a primary care setting. It will consider some of the most frequently asked questions for travel vaccines and look briefly at a selection of new products on the market, available for travellers.
There is little doubt of the value of vaccinations and immunisation. Global travel has provided pathogens the opportunity to relocate rapidly and extensively. The impact of this can be devastating on individuals, families, communities and the wider global community. Vaccine Hesitancy is growing driven by a number of factors. This presentation will review the importance of travel vaccination and focus on Vaccine Hesitancy, how it can be understood and strategies for addressing this.
This session will consider the role of vaccination in pregnancy and the various vaccine programmes recommended for pregnant women. In the UK pregnant women are routinely recommended to receive vaccines against influenza, Pertussis, Respiratory Syncytial virus (RSV). The session will discuss these vaccine programmes and the rationale for protecting the pregnant women, the unborn infant and newborn baby for the first few months of life.
Vaccinations is a discipline in medicine where everything moves fast. This presentation will help delegates keep up with changes in vaccinations and immunisations.
There is little doubt of the value of vaccinations and immunisation. Global travel has provided pathogens the opportunity to relocate rapidly and extensively. The impact of this can be devastating on individuals, families, communities and the wider global community. Vaccine Hesitancy is growing driven by a number of factors. This presentation will review the importance of travel vaccination and focus on Vaccine Hesitancy, how it can be understood and strategies for addressing this.
This session will address some of the key issues which impact the delivery of travel health services in a primary care setting. It will consider some of the most frequently asked questions for travel vaccines and look briefly at a selection of new products on the market, available for travellers.
This session will consider the role of vaccination in pregnancy and the various vaccine programmes recommended for pregnant women. In the UK pregnant women are routinely recommended to receive vaccines against influenza, Pertussis, Respiratory Syncytial virus (RSV). The session will discuss these vaccine programmes and the rationale for protecting the pregnant women, the unborn infant and newborn baby for the first few months of life.