Travel Advice and Travel Vaccination (including yellow fever)
Holidays need careful planning and, depending on the type of holiday, length of stay and the destination, most will need some sort of vaccination programme or an update of routine immunisations as necessary.
Gap years and sabbaticals usually require more detailed immunisation programmes. We would recommend you consult a practice nurse at least 6 weeks before your trip.
The surgery is an authorised yellow fever centre and provides a full range of travel requirements. Any charges that apply for immunisations compare favourably with other private travel clinics.
We would thoroughly recommend that all patients planning to travel outside the EU visit the NHS Fit for Travel website, it contains a huge amount of useful information on immunisations and healthcare abroad.
Prior to attending your appointment for travel vaccinations, please help us by completing the attached questionnaire and bring this with you.
Travel Vaccines Questionnaire.
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