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A to Z listing of each disease aimed at GPs, Hospital Doctors and Health Professionals including notifiable diseases hotline number, case definitions, FAQs, Information for Public Health Action and Exclusion times for patients

Sexual health and blood-borne viruses

Sexual health and blood-borne virus information for health providers

Case management

Case management HIV/AIDS

Healthcare associated infections

Healthcare Associated Infection Unit homepage

Homepage - HCAI

Healthcare Associated Infection Unit Homepage

About us

About us Healthcare Associated Infection Unit

CA-MRSA

In recent years virulent strains of community-associated MRSA (CA-MRSA) have emerged in Western Australia. These imported novel strains have characteristics distinct from the endemic WA community MRSA strains which account for approximately 80% of all MRSA detected here. WA Health has developed guidelines and resources for the management of people who acquire CA-MRSA with the aim of minimising the impact on them and their household contacts, as well as the broader community and healthcare services.

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Contact Us Healthcare Associated Infection Unit

Key dates

Key Dates - Heathcare Associated Infection Unit

Policy

Policy - Healthcare Associated Infections

Reports

Reports HCAI

Surveillance

Surveillance HISWA

Immunisation

Immunisation - Health Providers

Immunisation homepage

Immunisation homepage for Health Providers

Schedule

Schedule - Immunisation

Cold chain - Immunisation

Cold chain for immunisation and vaccines

AEFI

Adverse Event Following Immunisation AEFI

Provider Information

Provider Information - Immunisation

Ordering

Ordering fact sheets or brochures

ACIR

The Australian Childhood Immunisation Register records details of vaccinations given to children under the age of seven who live in Australia.

More info

Redirect to the public Immunisation page

Notifications

Notifications website homepage for doctors, GPs and other health professionals

About us

About Us

Why is mandatory reporting so important?

Why is Mandatory Reporting So Important?

Contact details for regional population / public health units

Contact Details for Regional Population / Public Health Units

Communicable diseases

Notification of Communicable Diseases

CDC / Epidemiology and surveillance

CDC / Epidemiology and Surveillance

Links

Notifications Links

Full list of notifications / authorisations

Statutory Notifications and Authorisations

Adverse events following immunisation

Adverse Events Following Immunisation

Cancer

Notification of Cancer

Cervical cancer testing

Notification of Cervical Cancer Testing

Deaths

Notifications of Deaths

Drugs of addiction

Notification Related to Drugs of Addiction

Intussusception

Notification of intussusception

Lead poisoning

Notification of Lead Poisoning

Maternal and child health

Maternal and Child Health

Mental health

Mental Health Notifications

Midwife private practice

Notification of Private Practice as a Midwife

Authorisations - Drugs of addiction

Authorisation to Supply or Prescribe Drugs of Addiction

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Contact Us

Epidemiological information

Epidemiological Information, including various reports, newsletters, data and statistics for diseases.

Virus Watch

This is a new weekly email from CDCD in collaboration with PathWest which briefly summarises in bullet point form the activity of viruses responsible for ILI, viral gastroenteritis and viral rashes in WA in the previous 8 weeks. It summarises information from a range of sources including SPN(WA), Emergency Department data and laboratory data from PathWest at QEII and Princess Margaret Hospital for Children. Virus WAtch is also the vehicle for the distribution of more detailed electronic reports such as Virus News and EDSS News.

Disease Watch

Disease WAtch is the journal of communicable disease surveillance and news in Western Australia.

Australian Medical Assistance Team - WA

Australian Medical Assistance Team - WA (AUSMAT)

News and events

News and Events

Articles and documents

Articles and Documents

Volunteer registration

Volunteer Registration

Contact Us

Contacts

Aged care

Aged care - Part of the Public Health response to Health in Aged Care facilities, concentrating on infection control and other such serious problems

Disaster Preparedness

Disaster Preparedness and Management.

Topics Homepage
Ordering publications

Ordering fact sheets or brochures

Childhood flu vaccine campaign

This campaign sub-site aims to give the public and GPs information on this season's new Perth Metro pediatric influenza vaccine.

Questions and answers - Childhood flu vaccine

This web page provides a detailed list of most of the frequently asked questions that are likely on the mind of those who have questions surrounding the release of the Childhood Flu Vaccine for Influenza A.

Links - Childhood influenza vaccinations

A compilation of relevant links on Childhood Vaccinations, specifically looking at Influenza.

Child flu vaccine - GP information

A variety of articles, lastest information and a fact sheet can be found on this page.

Immunisation

Immunisation - General Information

Where to get vaccinated

Where do I go to get Vaccinated?

Where to get vaccine records

Where to get Vaccine Records

Fact sheets on immunisation

Fact Sheets on Immunisation

FAQs

FAQs on Immunisation

School vaccination

School Vaccination: What I need to know for my child

Links - Immunisation

Links to other Immunisation sites

When to vaccinate

This webpage gives the Western Australian Schedule for vaccinating children from Birth to 4 years of age.

Travel vaccines

Travel Vaccines

Pandemic influenza

Annual human influenza epidemics occur because the influenza viruses change their antigenic structure ('antigenic drift') to produce new strains that can cause infection in persons who have been previously infected or vaccinated with different strains. The influenza viruses are also capable of major changes to their antigenic structure ('antigenic shift') to produce new strains that can potentially infect any person. Pandemics, or world-wide epidemics, occur when antigenic shift causes the sudden and unpredictable emergence of a new human influenza virus to which most of the population is susceptible.

Pandemic influenza-Links

Pandemic Influenza links

Avian influenza

Link to Avian Influenza and the Community

Sexual health and blood-borne viruses
Safe sex

information on safe sex practices including how to use condoms

Sexually transmitted infections and blood-borne viruses

Information on Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and Blood-borne Viruses (BBVs)

Pamphlets and fact sheets

sexual health and blood-borne virus pamphlets and fact sheets

School-based sexual health education

School-Based Sexual Health Education

Aboriginal sexual health

Information on Aboriginal sexual health and blood-borne virus topics.

Youth sexual health

Youth sexual health website

Useful links

Links to sexual health and blood-borne virus related websites.

Where can I go for help?

Contact details of sexual health and blood-borne virus services and organisations in Western Australia.

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Public Health events

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media releases

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Employment

Employment and Scholarships oppurtunities for the Public Health Division.

Training and education

Training and Education

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