Oregon clinicians are required by law to report confirmed or suspected diagnoses of specified diseases and conditions under OAR chapter 333, division 18, and this one-page fillable form is the Oregon Health Authority's fax option for doing so. It goes to the patient's local health department. OHA accepts any equivalent document that contains all the required information.
The reporting clinician completes the whole page: patient details and language, the disease or condition with onset and lab information, and the reporting physician's contact details, including an alternate contact such as a nurse. The patient does not complete any part.
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Confidential Oregon Morbidity Report
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Send it to the local health department where the patient lives. OHA posts the confidential fax numbers for each county on its disease reporting page. If the patient lives outside Oregon, fax the report directly to the Oregon Health Authority in Portland instead of a county office.
No. OHA says clinicians can call to discuss a report or fax the required information on this form or any equivalent that includes everything required. Providers can also enter reports in the secure Online Morbidity Report portal or set up electronic case reporting from the EHR.
Generally no. OHA's index of disease-specific case report forms states they are for use by local health departments. Clinicians report on the morbidity report, an equivalent, the online portal or eCR, and the local health department handles any disease-specific investigation form.