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Certain communicable diseases, outbreaks, and the occurrence of any unusual disease are considered emergencies and must be reported immediately. See the LA County Provider Reportable Diseases and Conditions List for the mandated timing for reporting different communicable diseases and conditions.
If you need help, call the COVID Call center at 503-988-8939 and ask about services that might be available to you.
A doctor diagnoses and/or a laboratory confirms a reportable disease. The hospital, healthcare provider, or laboratory sends information about this case to the public health department. The public health department receives disease data and uses them to: Identify and control disease outbreaks.
Health care providers and clinical laboratories are required by law to report all cases of chlamydia to local health departments within one working day.
The 24/7 Washington County Communicable Disease Reporting line is: Phone: 503-846-3594. Fax: 503-846-3644.
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The CD Summary is a publication of the Oregon Health Authority, Public Health Division. Its intended audience is: licensed health care providers, public health and health care agencies, media representatives, medical laboratories, hospitals, and others with an interest in epidemiology and public health.
When certain diseases and illnesses occur, government health authorities must be informed about the occurrence these are known as notifiable diseases. Many, but not all, notifiable diseases are infectious diseases (sometimes known as communicable diseases).
When a general practitioner or other doctor in attendance suspects that a patient is suffering from a notifiable disease, he or she is legally required to inform the Director of Public Health.

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