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Central/south america & caribbean.

For most travellers, we recommend up-to-date protection for Tetanus and Hepatitis A. Typhoid protection is required for a very limited number of Caribbean trips and some Central/South America trips. Protection against Yellow Fever is required for some South America trips. Other vaccines, which for most types of trips will be categorised as ‘optional’ exist and we will discuss these with you during your consultation. Price packages are shown in the table immediately below.

For most travellers, we recommend up-to-date protection for Tetanus, Hepatitis A and Typhoid. Protection against Yellow Fever and occasionally Polio and Meningitis is required for some Africa trips. Other vaccines, which for most types of trips will be categorised as ‘optional’ exist and we will discuss these with you during your consultation.

Central/South Asia

For most travellers, we recommend up-to-date protection for Tetanus, Hepatitis A and Typhoid. Protection against Polio is required for a small number of South Asia trips (Pakistan and Afghanistan in particular). Other vaccines, which for most types of trips will be categorised as ‘optional’ exist and we will discuss these with you during your consultation. Price packages are shown in the table immediately below.

South-East Asia

For most travellers, we recommend up-to-date protection for Tetanus, Hepatitis A and Typhoid. Protection against Polio is required for some trips, depending on the destination country. Other vaccines, which for most types of trips will be categorised as ‘optional’ exist and we will discuss these with you during your consultation. Price packages are shown in the table immediately below.

Where follow-up visits are required in order to complete a course of shots that were commenced at our clinic (e.g. Hepatitis B, Rabies), no consultation fee is charged.

Vaccine Consultation Fees

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Travel Vaccines in Dublin City Centre

• Yellow Fever
• Hepatitis A
• Hepatitis B

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Travel Vaccine Information

Most travel related illnesses can be prevented by simple measures such as:

(A) Travel vaccine if indicated

(B) Taking care with food and water

(C) Taking measures to avoid insect bites

(D) Anti Malaria Medication

(E) Avoid dangerous sports and activites

Travel health information for people travelling abroad: www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk

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(B) Taking Care with Food and Water

• Remember to boil it, cook it, peel it or forget it.
• Drink bottled water at all times, if you have any doubts about the water; boil it or sterilise it with disinfectant tablets.
• Use bottled water for cleaning teeth, avoid ice, avoid salads, peel your fruits and avoid uncooked foods.
• Have oral hydration treatment such as dioralyte.

(C) Insect Bites & Mosquitos

• Insect and mosquito bites could cause serious diseases such as malaria, yellow fever, dengue fever and Japanese encephalitis.
• Cover your skin, wear trousers and long sleeves.
• Use insect repellent such as Deet based insect repellent.
• If necessary use mosquito nets impregnated with insect repellent.
• Use anti-malaria tablets if indicated.

Jervis Medical Centre

1 Jervis St, North City, Dublin 1.

Corner of Jervis Street & Parnell Street (Opposite Cineworld Cinema).

Phone: (01) 873 59 59

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"Great place, go and see for yourself! This is not a Spa or a Restaurant. You get in, get the support you need, get out. Doctors are patient, competent and always nice! Going there since 2007 (vaccines, GP services, etc...) - never a bad experience."

Claudine R.

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Travel vaccines, vaccinations for holiday / business travel.

Taking a journey overseas can be a very satisfying experience. No matter what the reason for your trip you will need to be aware of the health risks which can occur when you are away from home. Taking simple precautions like ensuring you have received the recommended travel vaccines, will go a long way towards keeping you healthy.

People travel for a multitude of reasons; short sun holidays, business trips, trekking across continents or just stopping off in the tropics on the way to their final destination.

The Tropical Medical Bureau provides a comprehensive pre-departure vaccination and travel health advice programme, including Yellow Fever Vaccination .

Post-exposure medical and laboratory screening services are also available.

Why Vaccinate?

A vaccine is used to stimulate the body to protect itself against a disease. Some vaccines may be given orally, others by injection. The modern vaccines generally cause little sickness or discomfort and do not need to be feared as some were in the past.

Generally, vaccines should be considered for all travellers going to areas outside of Western Europe, North America and Australia/New Zealand.

They should be started at least 4 weeks before the journey if at all possible. Those planning to live abroad for long periods (or those undertaking extensive trekking holidays) will need to start their vaccine courses up to 6 months before they leave.

It is better to have the recommended travel vaccines even if time is short as some protection is better than none.  Request an appointment

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How to cut the cost of your travel vaccines.

Save on Travel Vaccine Costs

• Include them as part of your MED1 submission to the Revenue. Its worth up to 21% Download your MED1 form from the useful links section of our website  www.d2medical.ie   note you can also fill in this form and submit it online.
• Any prescription medication, including Malaria medication can be claimed at your chemist under the Drug Reclaim Scheme ask your local pharmacist for further details.
• VHI give €100 per year toward Travel Vaccines for First Plan and Forward Plan Life Stage customers
• The Consultation Fee should be accepted by all Private Health Insurance under GP cost reclaim which is only 55 euro for all your travel vaccines.
• note we take great pride in our state of the art computer systems and operate according to world health organisation guidelines.
• We place each year the largest orders we can possibly use in order to get our bulk discount prices from sanofi Pasteur and GSK.

Cost of vaccines.

Note the D2 medical centre wishes to encourage all people to be up to date for their travel vaccines.

Since we order in bulk from our suppliers we can offer you our vaccines at the best rates in Dublin, we encourage you to shop around and compare prices.

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Travel Vaccines: Public Information

You may need extra vaccinations when going abroad. Certain parts of the world are associated with specific diseases. For specific travel advice, including vaccinations and malarial prophylaxis you should contact your G.P. or travel clinic.

For specific travel advice, including vaccinations and malarial prophylaxis you should contact your GP or travel clinic.

Read the NIAC - Immunisation Guidelines for Ireland  for the most up to date advice.  (you will be directed to the RCPI website) 

• Health information - NHS(Scotland)   (you will be directed to the NHS Scotland website) 
• International travel and health - WHO publication is a reference book for doctors and nurses , giving health advice  (you will be directed to the WHO website) 

This page was updated on 30 October 2019

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Travelling abroad and vaccinations

Introduction, when should i start thinking about the vaccines i need, international certificate of vaccination, cost of vaccines for travel, when you return, more information.

If you normally live in Ireland and are travelling abroad, you should check whether you need vaccinations to travel to the country or countries you plan to visit. Vaccines should be considered if you are travelling to areas outside of Western Europe, North America, Australia, and New Zealand. Health risks vary from country to country, so seek advice from your family doctor ( GP ), Health Service Executive (HSE) , travel health clinic or travel agent in advance of travel.

The HSE has information on travel-associated infectious such as yellow fever, typhoid or Hepatitis A on its website.

You can get travel advice from the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on the country that you plan to visit. The World Health Organisation (WHO) also provides some information.

Start the process of vaccination well before you plan to travel. Some vaccinations take time to become effective so give yourself at least 8 weeks to protect yourself fully. An early start to the process is particularly important if you plan to travel with children. The BCG vaccination against tuberculosis (TB), for example, should be given at least 3 months before your child travels.

Certain vaccinations are compulsory. In these cases, you will need to show an International Certificate of Vaccination (record of your vaccines) to gain access to the country in question.

Other vaccinations are recommended, and the decision is left to your own discretion, however, it makes sense to do everything you can to guard against illness and disease while you are away.

You will not need vaccinations to visit any European country, unless you have visited a non-European country shortly beforehand.

This is a record of compulsory vaccines, and it is a yellow card. This is needed when you are travelling to some countries. Make sure to check before you travel. You should get this card when you are getting vaccinated. Make sure that you record your vaccinations on an International Vaccination Certificate .

Travel vaccinations are not free in Ireland through the public health system - even if you hold a medical card. You will have to pay the full cost of vaccinations. A charge will usually be made for your visit to the doctor and in addition, you will have to pay for each vaccine or set of tablets prescribed.

If you feel ill following your return to Ireland, make sure that you see a doctor as soon as possible. Give full details of the countries you visited; in case this should be relevant.

Notifiable infectious diseases

The law in Ireland makes special provisions regarding the reporting of infectious diseases to the national Health Protection Surveillance Centre . As soon as a medical practitioner in Ireland becomes aware of, or suspects that a person they are attending is suffering from, or is the carrier of an infectious disease, they are required to transmit a written or electronic notification to a Medical Officer of Health.

Notification of infectious diseases is necessary to control infectious diseases. Ireland's Health Protection Surveillance Centre works in partnership with health service providers and organisations in other countries to ensure that up-to-date information is available to contribute to the effective control of infectious diseases.

You can get more information from the HSE website or contact your GP or travel health clinic.

Related documents

• Vaccinations for children and young people Vaccination and immunisation services for children are free of charge. 1456.6333
• Working in Ireland after living abroad This page includes the key things to consider if you plan to work when you return to Ireland. It covers finding a job, your employment rights and the taxes you have to pay. 969.0449
• Going abroad or on holidays and social welfare payments Outlines the social welfare payments that will continue to be paid if you go abroad. It also lists the payments that will not be paid if you go abroad. 928.1386

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