Risk Management Unit

Influenza A(H1N1) (Swine - origin influenza virus)

Frequently Asked Questions - Swine Flu

Influenza A(H1NI) Swine Flu brochure

Influenza A(H1N1) Swine Flu Poster

Influenza - LTU Hotline - 9479 1800

Advice for staff travelling on University business

• The full ban on travel to Mexico was lifted on 9 June, however DFAT currently advises that you should "Reconsider your need to travel".
• There are no travel restrictions on other countries at this time (except for pre-existing security restrictions on some destinations) - refer to the Risk Management Office for details.
• Restrictions on returning travellers from Mexico has been lifted.
• Students travelling under their own travel insurance policies should check with their insurers to determine the extent of cover during the current disease outbreak.
• If you have symptoms consistent with an influenza infection you should not come on to University campuses but should remain at home and seek medical advice.
• If you have been diagnosed with Swine Flu you should notify your supervisor or course/program co-ordinator and do not return to University until cleared by your medical practitioner.

For further information call the Swine Flu Hot Line : 9479 1800

Current Information on the A(H1N1) Influenza Outbreak

World Health Organization

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

CDC - Advice for preventing influenza infection

Swine Influenza - General Public Fact Sheet - 21/5/09

Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing

Information for travellers

Commonwealth Health Hotline for Swine Influenza - 1802007

La Trobe University Pandemic Plan