1. Determine the patient’s need for chemoprophylaxis based on their travel destination, length of stay, type of travel (such as urban or rural), and other risk factors.
2. Choose an appropriate chemoprophylaxis regimen based on the patient’s needs and medical history.
3. Educate the patient on the proper use of the medication.
4. Prescribe the medication and provide the patient with a written copy of the prescription. It is important to include the exact dosage, frequency, and duration of the chemoprophylaxis regimen.
5. Monitor the patient for compliance with the chemoprophylaxis regimen and for any adverse reactions to the medication.
6. Provide the patient with information on how to reduce the risk of malaria infection while traveling, such as using insect repellent, wearing long-sleeved clothing, and sleeping under a mosquito net.

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