Infectious diseases

Complex bacterial, viral and tropical infections, with pathogen-directed testing and antimicrobial treatment where appropriate.

Treatments in this specialty
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Clinical terms

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Infectious diseases
Infektiologie / TropenmedizinGermanInfekční lékařství / tropická medicínaCzech

Treatments & services

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  1. Infectious disease consultation

    Complex or recurrent infection assessment.

  2. Antimicrobial treatment review

    Pathogen-directed drug selection.

  3. Outpatient parenteral antimicrobial therapy

    Supervised intravenous infection treatment.

  4. HIV treatment

    Antiretroviral therapy and immune monitoring.

  5. HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis assessment

    Prevention for eligible exposure risk.

  6. Chronic hepatitis B treatment

    Viral suppression and liver monitoring.

  7. Hepatitis C antiviral therapy

    Treatment with direct-acting antivirals.

  8. Tuberculosis treatment

    Coordinated multidrug treatment and monitoring.

  9. Latent tuberculosis care

    Assessment for preventive treatment.

  10. Lyme borreliosis treatment

    Antibiotics for a confirmed compatible presentation.

  11. Infective endocarditis care

    Antibiotics and multidisciplinary review.

  12. Osteomyelitis treatment

    Antimicrobial and surgical planning for bone infection.

  13. Prosthetic-joint infection care

    Coordinated surgical and antimicrobial treatment.

  14. Clostridioides difficile infection treatment

    Targeted intestinal infection therapy.

  15. Recurrent urinary infection review

    Culture-directed treatment and prevention.

  16. Post-travel infection assessment

    Evaluation of fever or gastrointestinal illness.

  17. Parasitic infection treatment

    Species-directed therapy.

  18. Sexually transmitted infection care

    Testing, treatment and partner guidance.

  19. Infection care in immunocompromised patients

    Specialist diagnosis and prevention.

  20. Rabies exposure assessment

    Urgent wound, vaccine and immunoglobulin planning.

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Planning your care

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Ask the treating service for a written plan. Appointment numbers and time away depend on the procedure, results and individual needs.

  • What is the purpose of specialist review: diagnosis, monitoring, symptom control or a change in the existing plan?
  • Which services require repeated attendance and how will care remain continuous during the stay and after travel?
  • Confirm responsibility for prescriptions, supplies, test results and communication with the clinician at home.
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Sources & availability

These references provide clinical background. The guide is not a confirmed service menu for every centre or both countries, and cited organisations are not necessarily RAUQ partners. Confirm eligibility, availability and international patient access with the centre.

Guide content and sources checked 29 October 2026.

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