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What are the rules for TB reporting?

Tuberculosis is a notifiable disease under the NSW Public Health Act 1991. Under the provisions of the Public Health Act doctors, hospital chief executives (or general managers) and pathology laboratories are required to notify people with presumptive and/or confirmed TB.

How do you report TB in the US?

The National Tuberculosis Surveillance System collects information on each newly reported case of tuberculosis (TB) disease in the United States. The program is a cooperative effort of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and state and local health departments, who report cases of TB to CDC.

Does TB need to be reported?

Patients should be reported whenever TB is suspected, even if bacteriologic evidence of disease is lacking or treatment has not been initiated. If TB treatment is initiated after submitting the initial disease report, the provider is required to submit a corrected report.

Do positive TB tests need to be reported?

Any reporter of a suspected or confirmed case of tuberculosis shall report to the designated department or official within twenty-four (24) hours.

Do you have to report if you have TB?

Any confirmed or suspected case of active TB disease is required by law to be reported within one business day. To report, complete the Confidential Morbidity Report (CMR) and submit to the TB Control Program by fax at (213) 749-0926, or by phone at (213) 745-0800.

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