Viral haemorrhagic fever
Viral haemorrhagic fever2 - Health conditions directory.
Ebola virus disease fact sheet 3- Health conditions directory.
Public health management guidelines
- Read Queensland Health guidelines for public health units4
- Read Ebola Virus Disease Communicable Diseases Network Australia Guidelines5
Notification
Pathology laboratories
Attending medical practitioners/medical superintendents (or delegates)
Public health units
Notification resources
- List of all Pathological, clinical and provisional diagnosis notifiable conditions10
- List of Public Health Unit11 contacts
- Notifiable conditions report form for Queensland doctors/clinicians (PHA S70) or person in charge of a Hospital (PHA S71)12 (PDF, 77kB) - if faxing notification, follow up by phone.
Enhanced surveillance for public health units
- Ebola virus disease exposure assessment form (short)13 (PDF, 86kB) - used by public health units to assess clinical notifications of suspected Ebola virus disease.
- Ebola virus disease exposure assessment form (long)14 (PDF, 211kB) - used by public health units to assess case and contact exposure for suspected Ebola virus disease.
- Ebola virus disease case report form15 (PDF, 435kB) - used by public health units to collect and manage more detailed information for enhanced case surveillance.
- Viral haemorrhagic fever (suspected) case report form16 (PDF, 267kB) - used by public health units to collect and manage more detailed information for enhanced case surveillance.
Resources for health professionals
Related information
- Ebola17 – information from the Australian Government about Ebola virus disease, outbreaks and preparedness.
- Ebola virus disease (EVD)18 – Queensland Health resources for healthcare professionals.