Notifiable Diseases -
All medical practitioners, including clinical directors of diagnostic laboratories, are required to notify the Medical Officer of Health(MOH)/Director of Public Health (DPH) of certain diseases. This information is used to investigate cases thus preventing spread of infection and further cases.
The list of diseases (and their respective causative pathogens) that are notifiable is contained in the Infectious Diseases Regulations 1981 and subsequent amendments. The most recent amendment to the Regulations is the Infectious Diseases (Amendment) (No.2) Regulations 2024 (S.I. No. 528 of 2024).
Notifiable diseases and their respective causative pathogens
15, Oct 2024
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Notifiable Diseases for immediate preliminary notification
There is a requirement to give “immediate preliminary notification” to a Medical Officer of Health for twenty three notifiable infectious diseases on the notifiable disease list that have a potential to cause a serious threat to public health.
Notifiable diseases for immediate preliminary notification
24, Jun 2024
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- Annual Infectious Disease Reports
- - Notifying Infectious Diseases
- Who to notify
- Notifiable Diseases
- Infectious Disease Weekly Reports
- - Case Definitions for Notifiable Diseases
- Information for the public on data handling in the HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC)
- Notification Forms
- - Resources
- Annual Infectious Disease Reports