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Notification standards and notification style
Last Updated January 15, 2024
Guidance for Infectious Diseases
The Act on the Prevention of Infectious Diseases and Medical Care for Patients with Infectious Diseases (Infectious Diseases Law) stipulates infectious diseases requiring notification to the Health and Welfare Center.
Eligible infectious diseases standards and forms have been revised as appropriate, and the latest version can be downloaded from this page.
◆Notice◆
Regarding the notification based on the Infectious Diseases Law, a part of the Enforcement Regulations on Prevention of Infectious Diseases and Medical Care for Patients with Infectious Diseases was revised, and from September 25, 2023, new coronavirus infection (COVID-19) Limited to those that require coronavirus (limited to those newly reported from the People's Republic of China to the World Health Organization in January 2020). Along with this, notification standards and notification styles have been added.
- Standards for doctors and managers of designated notification organizations to report to prefectural governors (PDF: 428KB)
- Figure: Classification of Infectious Diseases (PDF: 99KB)
Notification standards and notification styles are posted in the following order according to classification. In the classification, in principle, lined up in the alphabetical order of the disease name.
Veterinarian Notification Standards and Notification of Infectious Diseases (animals) are posted after pseudo-phase specified by Ordinance of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
Notification standards and notification style for infectious disease occurrence
- [Doctor's Notification]⇒Health Promotion Section, Health and Welfare Center, Health and Welfare Division, each ward / Contact List
- [Veterinarian Notification]⇒Health and Welfare Center Health Sanitation Division in each ward / Contact List
Class Infectious Diseases
| (1)Ebola hemorrhagic fever | Reporting Standards (PDF: 420KB) | Report style (PDF: 394KB) |
|---|---|---|
| (2)Crimea-Congo hemorrhagic fever | Reporting Standards (PDF: 430KB) | Report style (PDF: 394KB) |
| (3)I think it's pox | Reporting Standards (PDF: 420KB) | Report style (PDF: 391KB) |
| (4)South American hemorrhagic fever | Notification criteria (PDF: 236KB) | Report style (PDF: 395KB) |
| (5)Pest | Notification criteria (PDF: 237KB) | Report style (PDF: 393KB) |
| (6)Marburg disease | Reporting Standards (PDF: 420KB) | Report style (PDF: 396KB) |
| (7)Lassa fever | Reporting Standards (PDF: 420KB) | Report style (PDF: 395KB) |
Class II Infectious Diseases
| (1)Acute gray myelitis | Notification criteria (PDF: 238KB) | Report style (PDF: 389KB) |
|---|---|---|
| (2)Tuberculosis [Please also check "About Yokohama City Public Health Center / Tuberculosis". ] | Notification Criteria (PDF: 243KB) | Report style (PDF: 482KB) |
| (3)Diphtheria | Notification criteria (PDF: 240KB) | Report style (PDF: 388KB) |
(4)Severe acute respiratory syndrome (the pathogen is beta coronavirus genus Limited to those with SARS coronavirus) | Notification criteria (PDF: 84KB) | Report style (PDF: 393KB) |
(5)Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (the pathogen is beta coronavirus) Limited to those that are MERS coronavirus) | Notification criteria (PDF: 13KB) | Report style (PDF: 383KB) |
| (6)Avian influenza (H5N1) | Reporting Standards (PDF: 11KB) | Report style (PDF: 383KB) |
| (7)Avian influenza (H7N9) | Reporting Standards (PDF: 10KB) | Report style (PDF: 383KB) |
Class III Infectious Diseases
| (1)Cholera | Notification criteria (PDF: 419KB) | Report style (PDF: 389KB) |
|---|---|---|
| (2)Bacterial dysentery | Notification criteria (PDF: 419KB) | Report style (PDF: 389KB) |
| (3)Enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli infection | Reporting Standards (PDF: 420KB) | Report style (PDF: 395KB) |
| (4)Typhoid bowel | Notification criteria (PDF: 419KB) | Report style (PDF: 384KB) |
| (5)Paratifos | Notification criteria (PDF: 419KB) | Report style (PDF: 384KB) |
Class 4 Infectious Diseases
Class 5 Infectious Diseases (All Number)
Class 5 Infectious Diseases (fixed point)
Class 5 infectious diseases / Pediatrics fixed point (weekly report)
| (25)RS virus infection | Notification Criteria (PDF: 198KB) | Report form (PDF: 60KB) |
|---|---|---|
| (26)Pharyngeal conjunctival fever | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
| (27)Group A hemolytic streptococcal pharyngitis | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
| (28)Infectious gastroenteritis | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
| (29)Chickenpox | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
| (30)Hand-foot-and-mouth disease | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
| (31)Infectious erythema | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
| (32)Sudden rash | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
| (33)Herpangina | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
| (34)Epidemic parotitis | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) |
Class 5 Infectious Diseases / Influenza /COVID-19 fixed point (weekly report)
(35)Influenza (bird flu and | Notification Criteria (PDF: 198KB) | Report form (PDF: 89KB) |
|---|---|---|
| (No. 7) Covid-19 infection (The pathogen is coronavirus of the genus beta coronavirus (COVID-19) infection (newly reported to the World Health Organization from the People's Republic of China to the World Health Organization in January 2020.) Limited to those that are.) | Notification Criteria (PDF: 97KB) |
Class 5 infectious diseases / Ophthalmology fixed point (weekly report)
| (36)Acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis | Reporting Form (PDF: 103KB) | |
|---|---|---|
| (37)Epidemic corneal conjunctivitis | Notification criteria (PDF: 531KB) |
Class 5 infectious diseases / sexually transmitted disease fixed point (monthly report)
| (38)Genital chlamydia infection | Notification Criteria (PDF: 198KB) | Reporting Form (PDF: 103KB) |
|---|---|---|
| (39)Genital herpesvirus infection | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
| (40)Condyloma acuminatum | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
| (41)Gonocobacterial infection | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) |
Class 5 Infectious Diseases / Main Hospital Fixed Point (Weekly Report)
| (42)Infectious gastroenteritis (limited to those whose pathogen is rotavirus) | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
|---|---|---|
| (43)Chlamydia pneumonia (excluding parrot disease) | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
(44)Bacterial meningitis (except when identified due to pneumococci) | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
| (46)Mycoplasma pneumonia | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
| (47)Aseptic meningitis | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) |
Class 5 Infectious Diseases / Core Hospital Fixed-point Influenza (Weekly Report)
(35)Influenza (bird flu and (excluding pandemic influenza and other infectious diseases) | Notification Criteria (PDF: 198KB) | Report form (PDF: 48KB) |
|---|---|---|
| (No. 7) Covid-19 infection (The pathogen is coronavirus of the genus beta coronavirus (COVID-19) infection (newly reported to the World Health Organization from the People's Republic of China to the World Health Organization in January 2020.) Limited to those that are.) | Notification Criteria (PDF: 97KB) | Reporting Form (PDF: 72KB) |
Class 5 Infectious Diseases / Main Hospital Fixed Point (Monthly Report)
| (45)Penicillin-resistant pneumococcal infection | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | Reporting Form (PDF: 108KB) |
|---|---|---|
| (48)Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus pneumoniae infection | Reporting Standards (PDF: 197KB) | |
| (49)Drug-resistant pustococcus infection | Notification criteria (PDF: 209KB) |
Infectious diseases such as pandemic influenza
Not applicable
Pseudo-symptomatic diseases specified by Ordinance of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
Pseudo-phase specified by Ordinance of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare as stipulated in Article 14, Paragraph 1 of the Act | Reporting Standards (PDF: 55KB) | Report form (PDF: 98KB) |
|---|
Pathogen Inspection Request Form
| Class 1 infectious disease, Class 2 infectious disease, Class 3 infectious disease, Class 4 infectious disease, Class 5 infectious disease, pandemic influenza infectious disease and designated infectious disease test form (pagen) | Test Form (Photogen) (Excel: 24KB) |
|---|
Veterinarian Notification Standards and Notification of Infectious Diseases (animals)
| Name of infectious disease | Target animal | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Ebola hemorrhagic fever | Monkey | Reporting Standards (PDF: 361KB) | Reporting style (PDF: 65KB) |
| Second Severe acute respiratory Syndrome | Raccoon Dog and hakubisin | ||
| No. 3 plast | Prairie dog | ||
| 4 Marburgh disease | Monkey | ||
| No. 5 bacterial dysentery | Monkey | ||
| No. 6 West Nile fever | Animals belonging to birds | ||
| 7th echinocococcus disease | Dog | ||
| No. 8 Tuberculosis | Monkey | ||
| 9 Avian influenza (H5N1 or H7N9) | Animals belonging to birds | ||
| The 10th Middle East Respiratory Syndrome | Dwarf came |
Changed from November 21, 2014.
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Infectious Diseases and Epidemiological Information Division, Medical Care Bureau Institute of Health
Phone: 045-370-9237
Phone: 045-370-9237
Fax: 045-370-8462
Email address: ir-eiken@city.yokohama.jp
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