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Read Spanish Government Health Ministry page (in English ) on travelling to Spain.įully vaccinated (two doses from UK, NHS or EU or USA plus 14 days) travellers arriving in the UK from Spain (and other non red list countries) do NOT need to take a pre flight Covid-19 test nor self-isolate. Read UK government’s information on Coronavirus advice for travel to Spain and entry rules currently in place.

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Non vacinated UK residents travelling for non essential reasons (ie tourists) can enter Spain. In this case they are required to provide certification of a negative PCR test taken in the 72 hours before arrival or an Antigen test 24hrs before arrival.These certificates should be uploaded to the obligitory health entry form found at or the SpTH App, to obtain a QR code to be shown upon entry. RT-PCR, RT-LAMP, TMA) or 24 hours for RAT (rapid antigen test).įor those providing recovery certificate: a person is considered to have recovered from COVID-19 after the disease has passed, provided that more than 11 days have elapsed since the first positive NAAT or RAT was performed, and this recovery shall be valid for 180 days thereafter. The vaccination certificate with complete schedule for children under 18 has no expiry date.įor those requiring test certificates: Sample collection must be performed within 72 hours prior to departure for Spain for NAAT (nucleic acid amplification tests, e.g. In the case of adults, a complete vaccination certificate will be valid from 14 days after the administration of the last dose and will be valid up to 270 days from the administration of this last dose. If you do not have the EU Digital COVID Certificate or equivalent NHS Covid Pass, you must complete the SpTH Health Control Form manually entering the details of your vaccination, recovery or diagnostic test certificate.

Travellers under the age of 12 and passengers in international transit (in Spain) do not have to show a certificate or SpTH QR. The #SpTH locator Form is no longer necessary for travel to Spain if you have an NHS COVID Pass or an EU Digital COVID Certificate. Previous news updates dating back to March 2020 are archived on the Coronavirus Chronology page. A face mask is required on international flights TO Spain. Passengers on trains, buses, taxi and airplanes must still wear a mask. The exceptions are health centres, hospitals, clinics, pharmacias and visitors to care homes.

It is no longer obligatory to wear masks inside buildings in Spain. Non vaccinated travellers can enter Spain with a negative COVID-19 test: either a PCR taken within 72 hours prior to departure, or an antigen test taken within 24 hours prior to departure. Non vaccinated travellers must still complete a Spanish locator form. Reminder that to enter Spain still requires a Vaccination certificate (no locator form is needed). Supplies are expected arrive in September or October. As with the first booster, priority will be given to the over-60s, vulnerable people, frontline health personnel and nursing home residents. David Moreno, director of the strategic vaccination plan said during a radio interview. All rights reserved.22-07-2022 Andalucía will administer the 4th dose or second booster vaccine in the autumn. The results suggest that QUS has the potential to assess proximal femur strength based on estimates of geometrical properties of the cortical shell.Ĭopyright 2010 World Federation for Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology. Two-dimensional numerical simulation of US propagation through femoral neck was performed and TOF of the FAS was estimated. Geometrical parameters including cross-sectional area (CSA), minimum moment of inertia (I(min)) and section modulus (Z) were computed from femoral neck cross-section images. Five neck cross-sections from 11 human femurs from females (>65y) were extracted from 3-D X-ray quantitative computed tomography (XR-QCT) datasets. The relationships between the TOF of the FAS and geometrical features of the femoral neck are investigated. In this work, the time-of-flight (TOF) of the first arriving signal (FAS) that corresponds to waves propagating circumferentially is considered. These waves, in theory, convey information on bone geometrical and material characteristics and thus have the potential to improve fracture risk prediction. There is evidence that quantitative ultrasound (QUS) at the proximal femur involves waves propagating circumferentially in the cortical shell.

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