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NATIONAL TRAVEL HEALTH NETWORK AND CENTRE

Nationellt nätverk och centrum för resehälsa (NaTHNaC)

NaTHNaC inrättades av hälsodepartementet 2002 med det breda målet att 'Skydda hälsan hos brittiska resenärer'. De strävar efter att förbättra kvaliteten på resehälsoråd som ges av vårdcentraler, resekliniker, apotek och andra vårdgivare, samt att tillhandahålla aktuell och tillförlitlig information för den internationella resenären, reseindustrin och nationella regeringen.

They are commissioned by UK Health Security Agency and hosted by University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH); we also work in partnership with our other network founders Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM), London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) and the Hospital for Tropical Diseases (HTD). The network partners and Department of Health provide strategic guidance to NaTHNaC through representation on a Technical Advisory Group which meets quarterly.

Membership of the Technical Advisory Group

Dr Mike Brown
Infection Division Clinical Director, University College London Hospitals (UCLH); Senior Lecturer in Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

Dr Vanessa Field
Senior Medical Adviser, NaTHNaC

Thomas Gillespie
Business Development Manager, UK Health Security Agency

Dr Hilary Kirkbride
Consultant Epidemiologist, UK Health Security Agency

Dr Nicky Longley
Consultant Physician and Clinical Lead in Travel Medicine, Hospital for Tropical Diseases, University College London Hospitals

Prof Dilys Morgan MBE
Chair of NaTHNaC Technical Advisory Group

Dr Dipti Patel OBE
Director, NaTHNaC

Prof Bertie Squire
Professor of Tropical Medicine and Dean of Clinical Sciences and International Public Health at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine

Dr Fiona Yung
Divisional Manager Clinical Support Services, Pathology, Infection, Camden MSK, University College London Hospitals