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The document is a Cholera and Other Vibrio Illness Surveillance Report used by health departments to collect demographic, clinical, and epidemiological information about patients diagnosed with Vibrio infections. It includes sections for patient identifiers, clinical symptoms, exposure history, seafood consumption, and laboratory confirmation of Vibrio species. The report aims to facilitate the tracking and management of cholera and related illnesses.

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Who is required to be infection control in NY?

All dentists, dental hygienists, licensed practical nurses, optometrists, podiatrists, and registered nurses must complete course work or training appropriate to their practice regarding infection control and barrier precautions, including engineering and work controls to prevent the transmission of human

Which infections need to be reported?

Hepatitis. HIV/AIDS Services and Epidemiology. Mpox. Respiratory Viruses. Sexually Transmitted Diseases. Travelers Health. Vectorborne Diseases

What are the laws for STD disclosure in NY?

What you may not know is New York, along with a few other states, requires you to tell your partner about any positive STD test. This applies whether youre treating Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, or another type of sexually transmitted disease. Failing to tell your partner is a misdemeanor.

How do I report an STI in NY?

For more information on communicable disease reporting, call your local health department or the New York State Department of Healths Bureau of Communicable Disease Control at (518) 473-4439 or, after hours, at 1 (866) 881-2809; to obtain reporting forms (DOH-389), call (518) 402-5012.

What is the STI hotline in NYC?

If you need sexual health services, call the NYC Sexual Health Clinic Hotline at 347-396-7959. Guests: Friends or family members who are not essential to the visit will be asked to wait outside of the building.

Do STIs have to be reported?

A reportable STI means that the medical provider who ordered the test for, and diagnosed the infection, as well as the laboratory that processed the test are required to report confirmed cases of these sexually transmitted infections to the local public health department where the infected individual lives.

What STDs are reportable in NYS?

In addition to HIV/AIDS, seven STDs are reportable: Chancroid, Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Granuloma inguinale, Neonatal (infants aged 60 days), Lymphogranuloma venereum, Syphilis (all stages, including congenital). There are two options for reporting: Electronically via Reporting Central.

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