Refugees after Long Distance Migrating and Camping: Secondary Wound Infection Etiology and Management (Original research)

Psychosocial and Medical Intervention before Emergency Travel in Humanitarian Workers – How early is not too late?

“…This is not necessary in routine humanitarian staff operating years and in persons who do not travel first time.Itis important to give a structured advice, sometimes necessary partially through skype or phone)just giving a balanced overwiew of risks and benefits, and should be performed by psychologist or experienced social worker. (1)(2) Second phase ,day 2-3(until short notice travel)medical advice and logistic pre travel conucellig is necessary , however should be done by experienced nurse or doctor, or puiblic health petrsonell,ideally by those have been in this area previously, or working in similar team.This advice should be focused on emergence vaccination,analysis of comorbidities of traveller including their medical history, which is in young or student volunteers fortunmately short and simple(90 percent are previously healthy individuals, however dissimulation on psychotic disorders or type I diabetes may occure in psychological dialogue)…”