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Reporting a communicable disease Lyme diseaseAll cases of Lyme disease, whether clinically diagnosed or laboratory confirmed, are reportable to local public health under the Health Protection and Promotion Act. Note: This includes individuals who have been clinically diagnosed with Lyme disease in the absence of serology. Public Health is mandated to collect information on clinical signs and symptoms (such as diameter of any erythema migrans), as well as information on tick exposure. Health Care Provider Lyme Disease Reporting Form [PDF 170 KB] Tuberculosis |
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NoticesCurrent flu vaccine order processing time: 2 business days
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Additional InformationPublicly funded vaccines for Ontario
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High risk vaccinesTo order vaccine for high risk patients, fax completed form to 613-580-2783. Eligibility criteria are listed on each form.
MenactraOrder catch-up Menactra® vaccines for clients needing to meet the Immunization of School Pupils Act requirements.
School-based vaccinesPatients who meet specific medical criteria including certain medical conditions and allergies may have the vaccine administered in a provider’s office. Please contact Ottawa Public Health at 613-580-6744 for more information. Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and Hepatitis B (HB) are primarily available through the Ontario publicly funded Grade 7 School Immunization Program. If they happen to miss a clinic, students can call OPH at 613-580-6744 to book an appointment at a catch-up clinic.
Reporting formsAdverse events following immunization (AEFI) reporting formAEFI Reporting FormTo report an adverse event following immunization (AEFI), complete the reporting form and fax to Ottawa Public Health at 613-580-9660 or phone 613-580-6744 for more information.
Having trouble opening the PDF form? Download and save the form directly onto your device. Resources for AEFIs
Vaccine return formWhen returning vaccines to Ottawa Public Health, please complete the form and include a copy with vaccines being returned
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To report an adverse event following immunization (AEFI), complete the reporting form and fax to Ottawa Public Health at 613-580-9660 or phone 613-580-6744 for more information.
Resources for Adverse Events Following Immunizations (AEFIs):
Appendix B: Provincial Case Definitions for Reportable Diseases [610 KB] |
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