Travel Health in the Post-COVID Era

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This CPD course equips Australian healthcare professionals with practical, evidence-based knowledge to support patients travelling in the post-COVID era. It covers pre-travel risk assessment, vaccination strategies, chronic disease considerations, and essential travel health advice. The course also highlights post-travel care and emerging global health risks, enabling clinicians to deliver safe, patient-centred travel medicine in everyday practice.

7 Modules1 hour
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Travel Health in the Post-COVID Era

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Conduct comprehensive pre-travel risk assessments tailored to individual patients
  • Identify key infectious and non-infectious risks associated with international travel
  • Provide appropriate vaccination, prophylaxis, and preventive health advice
  • Optimise travel plans for patients with chronic conditions and special needs
  • Deliver practical safety, wellbeing, and health education for travellers
  • Recognise and manage common post-travel presentations in clinical practice
  • Apply post-COVID travel considerations to improve patient outcomes

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Training Overview

  • Post-COVID Travel Landscape and Risk Assessment
  • Pre-Travel Consultation and Individualised Planning
  • Immunisation and Preventive Strategies
  • Managing Chronic Conditions and Special Populations
  • Travel Health Advice, Safety and Patient Education
  • Post-Travel Care and Emerging Considerations
  • Summary
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Frequently asked questions

Ideally 6–8 weeks before travel, but even last-minute consultations can still provide important vaccinations and risk advice.

Not all, but most travellers benefit from routine and destination-specific vaccines based on risk assessment.

Eat freshly cooked food, avoid unsafe water, and maintain good hand hygiene to reduce infection risk.

Seek medical care urgently and inform the clinician about recent travel history.