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Part A: In the paragraph below there are 3 direct quotes and/or paraphrases, rewrite the paragraph in correct APA format. The day has come for the patient to see the nurse practitioner prior to his trip abroad. By having a “pretravel assessment at least 6 weeks before departure, the provider may assess the timing, duration, and circumstances of travel” (Zappas, Whitely, & Carter, n.d., p. xx). When the patient is traveling abroad, it depends on what country or countries the patient is visiting as to what if any vaccinations are required. It is necessary for the nurse practitioner to remain current with regards to the latest recommendations from the CDC and WHO for travel advisories (JNP, 2019, p. 548). Primary care nurse practitioners are uniquely positioned to protect the health and well-being of the patient and local community (Zappas, Whitely, & Carter, 2019).

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The healthcare landscape emphasizes proactive and informed approaches to patient care, particularly when it involves international travel. A comprehensive pre-travel assessment is essential to ensure travelers are adequately prepared, which includes evaluating vaccination needs and health risks associated with specific destinations. According to Zappas, Whitely, and Carter (n.d.), it is crucial to conduct this assessment at least six weeks before departure to allow sufficient time for any necessary vaccinations and health preparations. They highlight that “the provider may assess the timing, duration, and circumstances of travel,” emphasizing the importance of tailored health advice based on individual travel plans. Additionally, staying updated with the latest guidance from health authorities like the CDC and WHO is vital to inform safe travel practices (JNP, 2019). Nurse practitioners are uniquely positioned to deliver this guidance due to their central role in primary healthcare, which not only benefits individual patients but also safeguards community health (Zappas, Whitely, & Carter, 2019). As global mobility increases, so does the need for healthcare providers to maintain current knowledge of international health advisories and vaccination requirements, ensuring optimal patient care and community safety.

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