Links to Useful Websites

Access Africa

British Foreign Office Safety Information for Travellers

Health Advice for Travellers from the UK Departments of Health

The National Travel Health Network and Centre (NaTHNaC)

  • Website: http://www.nathnac.org/
    The national centre providing travel health resources funded by the Department of Health for England.

World Health Organisation International Travel and Health

  • Website: http://www.who.int/ith/
    A
    detailed book giving formal WHO advice for travellers and yellow fever certificate requirements for immigration purposes.

The Weekly Epidemiological Record from the World Health Organisation

  • Website: http://www.who.int/wer/
    Lists some useful information about outbreaks of infection relevant to travellers.

Ecologically Friendly Travel

The Lone Traveller

Academic Unit of Respiratory Medicine (A High Altitude Resource)

  • Website: http://www.altitude.org
    This website is written by UK doctors and aims to provide information about high altitude and its effects on the body.
  • Website: http://www.altitude.org/hape.htm
    Individuals who may have had severe respiratory problems at altitude may wish to register on a research database.

US State Department Services

Immunisation Scotland

International Society of Mountain Medicine

International Association for Assistance for Travellers

  • Website: http://www.iamat.org/
    Provides contact details for English speaking doctors in various countries who are willing to see travellers.

Frontier Medical

  • Website: http://www.frontiermedical.co.uk/
    This group specialises in medical support for companies and has 'remote site' medical personnel in various parts of the world.

Mobility International

Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents

Travel Medicine and Vaccination Centres (TMVC) Australia

The International Society of Travel Medicine (ISTM)

  • Website: http://www.istm.org
    Online travel clinic directory for most countries throughout the world. Useful for travellers needing travel advice during their trip.

UK National Kidney Federation

  • Website: http://www.kidney.org.uk/
    This is an excellent resource for kidney patients and their family/carers. The site contains a wealth of information for those planning a holiday including advice for those on haemodialysis and transplant patients.