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Non-physician healthcare practitioners are increasingly providing pre-travel care, including completing risk assessments and prescribing medications and vaccines. While this increases pre-travel care access, the quality of this care must be… Click to show full abstract
Non-physician healthcare practitioners are increasingly providing pre-travel care, including completing risk assessments and prescribing medications and vaccines. While this increases pre-travel care access, the quality of this care must be ensured. Doing so requires translation of existing prescribing competencies and best practices in competence development into policies regulating pre-travel care.
Keywords:
ensuring quality;
pre travel;
travel care;
travel
Journal Title: Journal of Travel Medicine
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Journal of Travel Medicine
Year Published: 2020
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