CASE REPORT FORM Malaria - Public Health Surveillance - surv esr cri 2026

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The document is a case report form for malaria, detailing the necessary information for public health reporting. It includes sections for case identification, demographics, diagnosis criteria, clinical course, outbreak details, risk factors, and protective measures. The form is designed to collect comprehensive data from various reporting sources such as general practitioners and hospitals to monitor and manage malaria cases effectively.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling in the EpiSurv No. and Reporting Authority details, including the name of the Public Health Officer responsible for the case.
In the Notifier Identification section, select the reporting source from options like General Practitioner or Hospital-based Practitioner, and provide relevant contact information.
Complete the Case Identification section by entering the case's name, NHI number, current address, and contact phone numbers.
Fill out Case Demography with details such as location, date of birth, sex, occupation, and ethnic group. Ensure all required fields are marked with an asterisk.
For Basis of Diagnosis, indicate laboratory criteria and additional laboratory details regarding Plasmodium species if applicable.
Document Clinical Course and Outcome by providing hospitalization status and any relevant dates.
If applicable, specify outbreak details and risk factors related to overseas travel during the incubation period for malaria.
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Is malaria a notifiable disease?

Malaria can present up to a year after the patient has been in a malarious area. Malaria is a notifiable disease.

What should I do if I test positive for malaria?

If you test positive for malaria, your healthcare provider will start you on medication to treat the disease immediately. The medications prescribed will be based on the type of malaria you have. If you test negative for malaria, work with your healthcare provider to determine the cause of your symptoms.

Do you have to report malaria?

Malaria is a Nationally Notifiable Disease in all U.S. states and territories.

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