The Risk Estimator

Travel health Risk Estimator for Business Travelers™ -TREB™

on 31 October 2017

With increased international interest in travelers’ health, there is a demand to simplify and facilitate the travel health risk assessment.

TREB™ (1) is envisioned as a tool, which allows both travelers and health care professional weigh the travel risk easily.

Please fill in the 6 fields below to estimate your travel health risk:

TRAVEL HEALTH RISK ESTIMATOR

Age (Years)
Destination
Duration (Days)
Area to visit
Pregnancy (for Women)
Medical History



Total Risk

1- Latif A, El-khatib K (2017) Health Risks of Business Travel: Innovation towards Travel Health Risk Management. Int J Pub Health Safe 2: 125. click here

TREB™ should be used only as a guidance; it is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

By Dr. Ahmad Latif & Dr. Khaled El-Khatib

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