EUPSA/ERNICA · Reliance on total parenteral nutrition (TPN) and travelling abroad
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Reliance on total parenteral nutrition (TPN) and travelling abroad

Chapter 1 of 3 · Patient & Family Education

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Children reliant on TPN and their families may face challenges when traveling abroad
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Medication and appropriate medical supplies must accompany TPN-dependent children on their travels
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Parents and families may have concerns about not having access to specialist emergency care for their child whilst abroad
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ERNICA has developed an online map tool to identify specialist centers across Europe that are able to administer TPN and meet particular criteria
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The ERNICA map tool is accessible from the publicly available ERNICA website
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Users can search for specialist centers per country and access detailed information on each center through the tool
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A holiday checklist document is available for download on the ERNICA website
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Templates are available for local healthcare providers to provide a written record of the child's medical history and clinical precautions
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