From NaTHNaC

Risk Assessment in the Travel Health Consultation: An Introduction

Online short module designed for health professionals who are new to undertaking risk assessment in the travel health consultation from NaTHNaC.
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NaTHNaC Webinar Series. Getting to Grips with Dilemmas in Practice

NaTHNaC provided a pilot series of three live webinars earlier in 2018 to discuss common clinical queries to the NaTHNaC Health Professional Advice Line.
Dates: Further dates TBC
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NaTHNaC and Royal College of Nursing Travel Health Study Day

Date: 9 February 2019
Venue: Royal College of Nursing, 20 Cavendish Square, Marylebone, London, W1G 0RN
Registration is now open.
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From other organisations

The following courses, conferences and study days listed are not necessarily endorsed by NaTHNaC.

British Global Travel Health Association (BGTHA): ABC of Travel Health online training

Ten online short modules for those new to travel health.
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Travel Vaccinations: Principles and Practice

Online course, 5 weeks from Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine 
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Malaria Prevention in Travel Health

Online course, 3 weeks from Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
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Royal College Foundation Course in Travel Medicine  

6 month blended learning course
Date: Commences 12 November 2018 (Glasgow) or Commences 20 March 2019 (Manchester)
Venue: 2 day residential component will take place in Glasgow or Manchester as shown above  
Contact: lesley.haldane@rcpsg.ac.uk
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Royal College Membership Diploma in Travel Medicine

Blended e-learning course
Date: Commences 20 May 2019
Venue: 4 day residential component takes place at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, 232-242 St Vincent Street, Glasgow, G2 5RJ Scotland, UK
Contact: TMeducation@rcpsg.ac.uk
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Royal College online module on FGM

E-learning to help professionals identify those at risk of FGM, the module also highlights practical ways to discuss this sensitive subject with patients.
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