The South Dakota Department of Health takes provider reports of reportable communicable diseases through a secure online Confidential Disease Report at sd.gov/diseasereport. Clinicians use it when they diagnose or suspect a disease on the state's reportable list. Reports go to the Department's Infectious Disease Surveillance office in Pierre, and no downloadable paper form is posted.
The health care provider who diagnoses or suspects the disease completes the whole online report; there is no section for the patient or an employer.
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Secure Confidential Disease Report (online)
This form is completed online with South Dakota Department of Health, Infectious Disease Surveillance, 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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The Department of Health's reporting page links to the online Confidential Disease Report rather than a downloadable paper form. Providers who cannot use the online form can phone, fax or mail the report information to Infectious Disease Surveillance, marking mailed envelopes 'Confidential Disease Report.'
Category I diseases must be reported immediately by phone, and the Department lists phone numbers for after-hours Category I calls. Other reportable diseases are due within 3 days. The online form suits routine reports, with a phone call added for anything in Category I.