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Notifiable Condition Reporting Forms and Guidelines
for Local Health Departments

Standardized notifiable condition reporting forms and guidelines for local public health departments are now available for the following notifiable conditions.

Additional forms for foodborne illnesses can be found on the Disease of Foodborne Origin page. For additional information on how to report a notifiable condition, please see Report a Notifiable Condition.

Condition	Reporting Forms (revision date)		Guidelines (revision date)
Animals Bites	PDF	01/2008	PDF	06/2008
Anthrax	PDF	01/2008	PDF	06/2008
Arboviral Disease	PDF	08/2009	PDF	07/2008
Botulism, Foodborne	PDF	01/2008	PDF	08/2008
Botulism, Infant	PDF	01/2008	PDF	08/2008
Botulism, Wound	PDF	01/2008	PDF	08/2008
Brucellosis	PDF	01/2008	PDF	06/2009
Campylobacterosis	PDF	01/2008	PDF	09/2007
Chancroid	(none)		PDF	06/2008
Chlamydia	(none)		PDF	06/2008
Cholera	PDF	01/2008	PDF	01/2008
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD)
Cryptococcal Disease	PDF	02/2008	(none)
Cryptosporidiosis	PDF	01/2008	PDF	12/2008
Cyclosporiasis	PDF	01/2008	PDF	03/2008
Diphtheria	PDF	01/2008	PDF	12/2008
Enterohemorrhagic E. coli	PDF	01/2008	PDF	10/2007
Foodborne Disease Outbreaks	PDF - Pt.1 PDF - Pt.2 PDF - Pt.3	08/2009	PDF	07/2009
Giardiasis	PDF	01/2008	PDF	12/2008
Gonorrhea	(none)		PDF	06/2008
Granuloma	(none)		PDF	06/2008
Gunshot	PDF	03/2006	HTM	08/2007
Haemophilus Influenzae	PDF	01/2008	PDF	12/2008
Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome	PDF	01/2008	PDF	06/2009
Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS)	PDF	01/2008	PDF	10/2007
Hepatitis A, acute	PDF	08/2008	PDF	11/2009
Hepatitis B, acute	PDF	08/2008	PDF	01/2009
Hepatitis B, perinatal	PDF	02/2008	(refer to Hepatitis B)
Hepatitis B and C, chronic	PDF	02/2008	(refer to Hepatitis B or C)
Hepatitis C, acute	PDF	08/2008	PDF	12/2008
Hepatitis, Unspecified	PDF	08/2008	PDF	05/2008
Herpes, Genital	(none)		PDF	06/2008
HIV/AIDS	PDF	08/2007	PDF	06/2008
Influenza	PDF	10/2009	(none)
Lead, Child Blood	PDF	09/2008	(none)
Legionellosis	PDF	01/2008	PDF	07/2008
Leptospirosis	PDF	01/2008	PDF	07/2008
Listeriosis	PDF	01/2008	PDF	10/2007
Lyme Disease	PDF	01/2008	PDF	02/2008
Lymphogranuloma	(none)		PDF	06/2008
Malaria	PDF	01/2008	PDF	04/2008
Measles	PDF	01/2009	PDF	12/2008
Meningococcal Disease	PDF	01/2008	PDF	05/2008
Mumps	PDF	01/2008	PDF	11/2008
Neurologic Syndrome	PDF	08/2009	(none)
Other Conditions	PDF	01/2008	(none)
Pertussis	PDF	04/2008	PDF	10/2009
Plague	PDF	01/2008	PDF	06/2009
Polio	PDF	01/2008	PDF	07/2008
Prion Diseases, Human (CJD)	PDF	01/2008	PDF	11/2007
Psittacosis	PDF	01/2008	PDF	05/2008
PSP (Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning)	PDF	01/2008	PDF	01/2008
Q Fever	PDF	01/2009	PDF	12/2008
Rabies, Human	PDF	01/2008	PDF	07/2008
Rabies Post-Exposure Prophylaxi (PEP)	PDF	01/2008	PDF	06/2008
Rare diseases of public health significance	PDF	08/2009	PDF	03/2008
Rash illness	PDF	01/2008	(none)
Relapsing Fever	PDF	01/2008	PDF	12/2007
Rubella	PDF	01/2009	PDF	01/2009
Salmonellosis	PDF	01/2008	PDF	08/2008
Shigellosis	PDF	01/2008	PDF	10/2007
Syphilis	(none)		PDF	06/2008
Tetanus	PDF	01/2008	PDF	06/2008
Trichinosis	PDF	01/2009	PDF	02/2008
Tuberculosis (TB)	PDF	09/2008	PDF	03/2009
Tularemia	PDF	01/2008	PDF	12/2007
Typhoid fever	PDF	08/2008	PDF	08/2008
Typhus	PDF	01/2008	PDF	04/2008
Unexplained Critical Illness or Death	PDF	01/2008	PDF	06/2008
Vibriosis	PDF	01/2008	PDF	09/2007
West Nile Virus Disease	PDF	08/2009	PDF	08/2009
Yellow Fever	PDF	01/2008	PDF	07/2008
Yersiniosis	PDF	01/2008	PDF	02/2008

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