VIH y Viajes

A doctors should treat patients infected with HIV that comes from the tropics

The increase in immigration and international travel in recent years has meant that health professionals must face, increasingly often, people with exotic infectious diseases in our environment.

Travel medicine and immigrants is an established discipline although its interaction with HIV is still a developing field.

This manual is intended for all those doctors who at some point have to attend an HIV infected coming from the tropics with a health problem patient.

In this new edition we have tried to settle the principles of usefulness and accessibility of the above as well as expand the information available and improve the use of the patient's bedside making it a tool of reference in consultation through access from mobile devices and the functionality and advantages are: fast and intuitive navigation, search, selection of favorites, history ...

characteristics

This is an interactive manual that allows us to navigate intuitively content, both text and images, tables and graphics.

As additional features, has a content browser, allows you to save sections as favorites to create a navigation according to the criteria of each user and browsing history.

Legal warning

The information contained in this application is exclusively directed to healthcare professionals qualified to prescribe medicinal products, while specialized training for proper interpretation is required. It is necessary to prove this situation to navigate the contents.

coordinators

José A. Pérez Molina

Deputy medical

Tropical Medicine and Clinical Parasitology

Service infectious diseases

Ramon y Cajal Hospital. Madrid

Rogelio López-Vélez

Unit responsible for Tropical Medicine and Clinical Parasitology

Service infectious diseases

Ramon y Cajal Hospital. Madrid

Santiago Moreno

Head of Infectious Diseases

Ramon y Cajal Hospital. Madrid