Alabama health care providers report notifiable diseases and conditions to the Alabama Department of Public Health through the online REPORT Card for Reportable Diseases/Conditions. It covers Immediate/Extremely Urgent, Immediate/Urgent and Standard notification conditions. There is no fax PDF: providers fill in the web form, and the most urgent conditions must also be phoned in.
Physicians, dentists, nurses, medical examiners, hospital and nursing home administrators and other designated reporters complete the online card; they cannot assume or delegate laboratories to report for them.
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REPORT Card for Reportable Diseases/Conditions
This form is completed online with Alabama Department of Public Health, Infectious Diseases & Outbreaks Division, so there is no PDF to fill. Vero Scribe writes the visit note it draws on, so the details are ready when you complete it.
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No. ADPH states that physicians and other designated reporters cannot assume or delegate laboratories to report for them. The provider submits the online REPORT Card, and the lab reports separately through electronic laboratory reporting.
Immediate, Extremely Urgent diseases are phoned to ADPH within 4 hours of presumptive diagnosis or lab report. Immediate, Urgent diseases are due within 24 hours, and Standard Notification diseases within 3 days unless the rules specify otherwise. Appendix 1 shows each disease's category.