TB-400A TB Reporting Form 2025

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The document is a comprehensive report form for the initial reporting of tuberculosis (TB) cases and patient services. It includes sections for patient identification, medical history, risk factors, testing results, treatment details, and follow-up information. The form captures essential data such as demographics, health status, and TB exposure to facilitate public health tracking and intervention.

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Who must be notified when a person has TB?

Both TB infection and TB disease are Notifiable Conditions reportable to the local or regional health department TB Programs. Reporting details can be found on the DSHS website, which includes reporting forms. Tuberculosis Infection- Reportable within one (1) week to the local or regional health department.

Does OSHA require annual TB testing?

In addition, OSHA requires that all other employees who share the air in the same building or facility be offered an annual TB skin test.

How do I get proof of TB test?

Ask your health care provider for a written record of your positive TB skin test result. This will be helpful if you are asked to have another TB test in the future.

Does tuberculosis have to be reported?

Per Health Code 11.21(a)(1), the treating provider or person in charge of the treatment facility is required to submit monthly clinical status reports for patients with active TB disease.

How to notify TB case?

In States/UTs or districts where the bilateral understanding is established between the Health Establishments and the local public health authorities for convenient local TB notification, the information on TB Notification can be submitted to the local public health authorities (e.g. Medical Officer of the Primary

Do I have to tell my employer I have TB?

Advise employees that they are required to report immediately to the employer any communicable diseases (including TB) so that the employer can institute appropriate action with public health authorities to control the spread of the disease within the workplace and ensure that an adequate medical response is occurring.

Does TB need to be reported?

All 50 states and the District of Columbia require that cases of TB disease be reported to local or state health authorities and the CDC; however, reporting latent TB infections to CDC is optional.

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