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Communicable Disease Reporting

Summary of Select Reportable Diseases First Quarter of 2008 for the City of Cleveland Ohio 

List of Reportable Infectious Diseases and Timelines

How to Report a Communicable Disease

  • Phone:  (216) 201-2080
  • Faxline: (216) 676-1316
  • Phone: (216) 664-3609 (for general inquiries only)
  • Download Northeast Ohio Communicable Disease Report Form

Introduction to Disease Reporting in Ohio

Under the Ohio Administrative Code, 3701-3-02 &3701-3-13, medical providers and others are mandated to report infectious diseases or conditions to their local health department.

Why report?

The primary objectives of disease surveillance are:

  • protecting the health of the public;
  • to determine the extent of morbidity within the community;
  • to evaluate risk of transmission;
  • to intervene rapidly when appropriate.

Delay or failure to report:

Delay or failure to report communicable diseases has contributed to secondary transmission in the past. Under the Ohio Administrative Code (OAC), failure to report a communicable disease is in violation of the OAC 3701-3-02 and 3701-3-13.

Ohio Department of Health Infectious Disease Manual 

Ohio Department of Health Case History Forms 

 

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