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Why does possible CCHF need rapid infection-control assessment?
Travel-associated fever with a relevant exposure can have implications for both urgent patient care and protection of healthcare contacts.
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Travel-associated fever with a relevant exposure can have implications for both urgent patient care and protection of healthcare contacts.
Use it in context
Vectors and pathogens vary geographically, so exposure history and regional clinical assessment are essential.
Practical next step
This article is educational and cannot diagnose, exclude or treat illness. Use NHS 111, a GP, emergency services or the corresponding local service according to symptom severity.