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Fig. 1 | Tropical Diseases, Travel Medicine and Vaccines

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From: Characteristics and potential quality indicators for evaluating pre-travel consultations in Japan hospitals: the Japan Pretravel consultation registry (J-PRECOR)

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Country classification by income level and interventions implemented during pre-travel consultations by each collaborating hospital. The numbers in the legend correspond to the “Hospital number.”. A: The percentage of hepatitis A vaccine planning in clients without immunization histories of hepatitis A vaccines categorized by the gross national income (GNI). The risk categories, in order, from 1 to 4, are “high GNI: $12,536 or more”; “upper-middle GNI: $4,046 and $12,535”; “lower-middle GNI: $1,036 and $4,045”; and “low GNI: $1,035 or less.” Cases in which hepatitis A vaccine had been administered, with vaccination histories, were excluded. Of the 8204 patients included in the validation, data from 10 patients (one facility) were excluded because they could not be classified into a risk category. B: The advisory rate of dietary habits to avoid foodborne diseases categorized by the GNI. The risk categories, in order, from one to four, are “high GNI: $12,536 or more”; “upper-middle GNI: $4046 and $12,535”; “lower-middle GNI: $1036 and $4045”; and “low GNI: $1035 or less.” Of the 9658 patients included in the validation, data from 11 patients (one facility) were excluded because they could not be classified into a risk category. * Refer to the supplementary materials for the country names (ISO 3166-1 codes, Alpha-3 code) included

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