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NC Electronic Disease Surveillance System NC EDSS EVENT ID# ____________________ ATTENTION HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS: North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Division of Public Health • Epidemiology Section Communicable Disease Branch Please report relevant clinical findings about this disease event to the local health department. Confidential Communicable Disease Report—Part 1 NAME OF DISEASE / CONDITION Patient’s Last Name Patient’s Last Name First Middle Suffix Middle First Birthdate (mm/dd/yyyy) Sex Alias Birthdate (mm/dd/yyyy) / / Alias SSN Maiden/Other Suffix Instructions for completing the Communicable M FDisease Trans. Report Form can be found in the NC Public Health Patient’s Street Address City Communicable Disease Manual online at: www.epi.state.nc.us/epi/gcdc/manual/toc.html. Age Maiden/Other Parent or Guardian (of minors) Medical Record Number Questions? Concerns? Contact the NC EDSS Helpdesk: Phone: ......................................................(919) 715-5548 State ZIP County Phone Toll Free: ...................................................(877) 625-9259 (_____) _____-_______ Email: ...................................ncedsshelpdesk@ncmail.net Age Type Race (check all that apply): Ethnic Origin Was patient hospitalized for Did patient die from Years White Asian Hispanic disease? (>24 hours) this disease? Verify if lab results for this event are in NC this EDSS. If not present, enter results. NC EDSS Black/African American Months Other Non-Hispanic Yes No Yes No LAB RESULTS American Indian/Alaska Native Weeks Unknown Date / / Days Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander Patient is associated with (check all that apply): Child Care (child, household contact, or worker in child care) School (student or worker) College/University (student or worker) Food Service (food worker) Health Care (health care worker) Correctional Facility (inmate or worker) Long Term Care Facility (resident or worker) Military (active military, dependent, or recent retiree) Travel (outside continental United States in last 30 days) Is the patient pregnant? Yes No In what geographic location was the patient MOST LIKELY exposed? In patient’s county of residence Outside county, but within NC - County: _________________________ Out of state - State/Territory:_ _________________________________ Out of USA - Country:________________________________________ Unknown CLINICAL INFORMATION Is/was patient symptomatic for this disease?................................... Y If yes, symptom onset date (mm/dd/yyyy): SPECIFY SYMPTOMS: / N / U If a sexually transmitted disease, give specific treatment details 1. Date patient treated:(mm/dd/yyyy)_____________ 2. Date patient treated:(mm/dd/yyyy)_____________ Medication_______________________________ Medication_______________________________ Dosage__________________________________ Dosage__________________________________ Duration_________________________________ Duration_________________________________ DIAGNOSTIC TESTING Provide lab information below and fax copy of lab results and other pertinent records to local health department. Specimen Date / / / Specimen # Specimen Source Type of Test Test Result(s) Description (comments) / / / Result Date / / / Lab Name— City/State / / / Reporting Physician/Practice: Health Care Provider for this disease (if not reporting physician): ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ Contact Person/Title:____________________________________________ Contact Person/Title:____________________________________________ Phone: (_____) _____–_________ Fax:(_____) _____–________________ Phone: (______) ______– ________ Fax: (______) ______–___________ LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT USE ONLY Initial Date of Report to Public Health:____/____/_______ Initial Source of Report to Public Health: Health Care Provider (specify): Hospital Private clinic/practice Health Department Correctional facility Laboratory Other DHHS 2124 (Revised January 2016) EPIDEMIOLOGY Is the patient part of an outbreak of this disease? Outbreak setting: Restaurant/Retail Yes No Household/Community (specify index case):______________________________ Assisted living facility Child Care Adult day care Long term care School Name of facility___________________________ Healthcare setting Prison Address of facility_________________________ Adult care home ________________________________________ Diseases and Conditions Reportable in North Carolina Physicians must report these diseases and conditions to the county local health department, according to the North Carolina Administrative Code: 10A NCAC 41A.0101 Reportable Diseases and Conditions (see below). Contact information for local health departments can be accessed at www.ncalhd.org/directors. If you are unable to contact your local health department, call the 24/7 pager for N.C. Communicable Disease Branch (919) 733-3419. For diseases and conditions required to be reported within 24 hours, the initial report shall be made by telephone to the local health department, and the written disease report be made within 7 days. The reporting rules and disease report forms can be accessed at: http://epi.publichealth.nc.gov/cd/report.html Diseases in BOLD ITALICS should be reported immediately to local health department. Reportable to Local Health Department Within DISEASE/CONDITION 24 Hours A-G ANTHRAX ............................................................................................... BOTULISM, FOODBORNE .................................................................... BOTULISM, INTESTINAL (INFANT) ...................................................... BOTULISM, WOUND .............................................................................. Campylobacter infection .......................................................................... Chancroid ................................................................................................ Chikungunya ............................................................................................ Cholera .................................................................................................... Cryptosporidiosis ..................................................................................... Cyclosporiasis ......................................................................................... Diphtheria ................................................................................................ E.coli infection, shiga toxin-producing ..................................................... Foodborne disease: Clostridium perfringens ........................................... .. Foodborne: staphylococcal...................................................................... Foodborne disease: other/unknown ........................................................ Foodborne poisoning: ciguatera .............................................................. Foodborne poisoning: mushroom ............................................................ Foodborne poisoning: scombroid fish...................................................... Gonorrhea ............................................................................................... Granuloma inguinale ............................................................................... H-N Haemophilus influenzae, invasive disease .................................................................................... Hemolytic-uremic syndrome (HUS) ......................................................... HEMORRHAGIC FEVER VIRUS INFECTION ............................................................................................. Hepatitis A................................................................................................ Hepatitis B, acute .................................................................................... HIV/AIDS HIV......................................................................................................... AIDS ...................................................................................................... Influenza virus infection causing death .................................................... Listeriosis................................................................................................. Measles (rubeola) .................................................................................... Meningococcal disease, invasive ............................................................ Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) ............................................. Monkeypox .............................................................................................. NOVEL INFLUENZA VIRUS INFECTION............................................... O-U Ophthalmia neonatorum .......................................................................... Pertussis (Whooping Cough)................................................................... PLAGUE.................................................................................................. Poliomyelitis, paralytic ............................................................................. Rabies, human ........................................................................................ Rubella .................................................................................................... Salmonellosis .......................................................................................... S. aureus with reduced susceptibility to vancomycin .............................. SARS coronavirus infection .................................................................. Shigellosis ............................................................................................... SMALLPOX............................................................................................. Syphilis primary................................................................................................... secondary .............................................................................................. early latent ............................................................................................. late latent ............................................................................................... late with clinical manifestations .............................................................. congenital .............................................................................................. Tuberculosis ............................................................................................ TULAREMIA ........................................................................................... Typhoid Fever, acute ............................................................................... V-Z Vaccinia ................................................................................................... Vibrio infection, other than cholera & vulnificus ....................................... Vibrio vulnificus ....................................................................................... Zika.......................................................................................................... DHHS 2124 (Revised January 2016) EPIDEMIOLOGY Reportable to Local Health Department Within DISEASE/CONDITION 7 Days A-G Brucellosis ................................................................................................ Chlamydial infection — laboratory confirmed ............................................ Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease ....................................................................... Dengue ..................................................................................................... Ehrlichiosis, HGA (human granulocytic anaplasmosis) ............................ Ehrlichiosis, HME (human monocytic or e. chaffeensis) .......................... Ehrlichiosis, unspecified ........................................................................... Encephalitis, arboviral, WNV .................................................................... Encephalitis, arboviral, LAC ..................................................................... Encephalitis, arboviral, EEE ..................................................................... Encephalitis, arboviral, other .................................................................... H-N Hantavirus infection .................................................................................. Hepatitis B, carriage ................................................................................. Hepatitis B, perinatally acquired ............................................................... Hepatitis C, acute ..................................................................................... Legionellosis ............................................................................................. Leprosy .................................................................................................... Leptospirosis ............................................................................................ Lyme disease ........................................................................................... Lymphogranuloma venereum ................................................................... Malaria ...................................................................................................... Meningitis, pneumococcal ........................................................................ Mumps ...................................................................................................... Non-gonococcal urethritis ......................................................................... O-Z Pelvic inflammatory disease...................................................................... Psittacosis ................................................................................................ Q fever ...................................................................................................... Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever ................................................................ Rubella, congenital syndrome .................................................................. Streptococcal infection, Group A, invasive ............................................... Tetanus ..................................................................................................... Toxic shock syndrome, non-streptococcal ................................................ Toxic shock syndrome, streptococcal ....................................................... Trichinosis ................................................................................................ Typhoid, carriage (Salmonella typhi) ........................................................ Yellow fever .............................................................................................. You may be contacted by the local health department for additional information about this case. Medical record information relevant to the investigation and/or control of a communicable disease is exempt from the HIPAA Privacy Rule (see 45 CFR 164.512(a) ) and is permitted as an exception to confidentiality of records in NC State Law GS § 130 A-130. North Carolina General Statute: §130A-135. Physicians to report. A physician licensed to practice medicine who has reason to suspect that a person about whom the physician has been consulted professionally has a communicable disease or communicable condition declared by the Commission to be reported, shall report information required by the Commission to the local health director of the county or district in which the physician is consulted. North Carolina Administrative Code: 10A NCAC 41A.0101 Reportable Diseases and Conditions (a) The following named diseases and conditions are declared to be dangerous to the public health and are hereby made reportable within the time period specified after the disease or condition is reasonably suspected to exist: :
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