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Read up on Reportability Response in CalREDIE’s latest Electronic Case Reporting (eCR) Informational Bulletin

May 8, 2019 by calhipso_admin

Electronic Case Reporting
Reportability Response

Purpose: This monthly bulletin will inform stakeholders about Electronic Case Reporting (eCR) with the goal of promoting
discussion among clinical care and public health communities on this advancement in public health case reporting.
Electronic Case Reporting (eCR) will automate public health case reporting for providers by automatically generating and
transmitting case reports directly from the provider’s Electronic Health Record (EHR) system to local and state public health
authorities. eCR will fulfill the physician communicable disease reporting requirements under state law.

The Reportability Response (RR) serves as bi-directional communication between public health and clinical care,
by offering information on the status of a reported case back to providers. The response occurs after the Decision
Support Service (DSS) has processed and validated the case, and allows for actionable next steps.

Reportability Response Functions

  • Confirms electronic initial case report (eICR) receipt and processing.
  • Indicates which local health department has been sent the report, and provides department contact information for the responsible public health agency.
  • May provide information about clinical support resources suggested by the public health agency.

CalREDIE eCR replaces traditional paper-based methods of case reporting for many reportable conditions in jurisdictions using CalREDIE. Timely reporting via phone call is still required for conditions marked as “immediately” reportable in Title 17, Section 2500 of the California Code of Regulations (CCR).

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