Series 64-07 - Reportable Diseases, Events and Conditions

  1. § 64-7-1 - General
  2. § 64-7-2 - Definitions
  3. § 64-7-3 - Selection, Categorization, and Required Reporting
  4. § 64-7-4 - Other Reportable Events: Birth Defects
  5. § 64-7-5 - Other Reportable Events: Potentially Rabid Animal Bites, Rabid Animals, Rabies Pre-Exposure Vaccinations and Post-Exposure Prophylaxis
  6. § 64-7-6 - Other Reportable Events: Administration of Immunizations
  7. § 64-7-7 - Other Reportable Events: Disease Outbreaksor Clusters
  8. § 64-7-8 - Other Reportable Events: Surveillance Evaluation and Special Studies
  9. § 64-7-9 - Other Reportable Events: Healthcare Associated Infections (HAIs) Surveillance
  10. § 64-7-10 - Other Reportable Events: Bioterrorism Response
  11. § 64-7-11 - Electronic Laboratory Reporting
  12. § 64-7-12 - Syndromic Surveillance
  13. § 64-7-13 - Deaths from Reportable Diseases and Conditions; Reportable Diseases and Conditions Diagnosed After Death
  14. § 64-7-14 - Persons, Facilities, and Laboratories Required to Report; Other Related Responsibilities
  15. § 64-7-15 - Distribution of Rule
  16. § 64-7-16 - Responsibilities of Local Health Officers
  17. § 64-7-17 - Management of Undiagnosed Diseases or Conditions Suggesting a Reportable Disease or Condition
  18. § 64-7-18 - Disputed Diagnoses of Reportable Diseases or Conditions
  19. § 64-7-19 - Designation of Diseases as Sexually Transmittable
  20. § 64-7-20 - Confidentiality
  21. § 64-7-21 - Isolation, Quarantine and Placarding
  22. § 64-7-22 - Exclusion from School Due to a Communicable Disease; Readmission
  23. § 64-7-23 - Examination and Training of Food Service Workers
  24. § 64-7-24 - Penalties
  25. § 64-7-25 - Administrative Due Process

Notes

Effective 8/12/2013

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