PHU - Disease Control resources and publications
This page provides up-to-date information for health providers in the Northern Territory (NT) on all aspects of disease control.
Resources for health practitioners
Please note this list does not include all conditions notifiable in the NT.
Topic | CDC resources | External resources | |
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A | About Giving Vaccines (AGV) | ||
AIDS | See H HIV | ||
Acute Post-Streptococcal Glomerulonephritis (APSGN) | |||
Acute Rheumatic Fever | |||
Adverse Event Following Immunisation (AEFI) | For health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
Anthrax | For health professionals: | ||
Arsenic Poisoning | For health professionals: | ||
Australian Bat Lyssavirus (ABL) | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals:
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Avian Influenza | For health professionals:
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Azithromycin | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: See T Trachoma See P Pertussis | ||
B | Bacterial Vaginosis | For health professionals: See S Sexually Transmitted Infections For patients & health professionals:
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Barmah Forest Virus Infection | For health professionals: For more information on mosquitoes see M Medical Entomology For patients & health professionals: | ||
Bat Bites and Scratches | |||
Box Jellyfish | See J Jellyfish | ||
Bulletin | |||
C | Campylobacteriosis | For patients & health professionals: | |
Candidiasis | For patients & health professionals:
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Centre for Disease Control (CDC) publications | For patients & health professionals: | ||
Cerebral palsy (CP) | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
Chancroid | For health professionals: | ||
Chickenpox | For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
Chikungunya | For health professionals: For more information on mosquitoes see M Medical Entomology For patients & health professionals: | ||
Chlamydial Conjunctivitis | See T Trachoma | ||
Chlamydial Genital Infection | For health professionals: See S Sexually Transmitted Infections For patients & health professionals: | ||
Cholera | For health professionals: | ||
Ciguatera Fish Poisoning | For patients & health professionals:
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Clinic 34 - Free Confidential Sexual Health Service | For health professionals:
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Cold Chain Management | For health professionals: | ||
Congenital Syphilis | For health professionals: See S Sexually Transmitted Infections For patients & health professionals: See S Syphilis | ||
Contract Tracing for Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) | For health professionals: | ||
Cryptosporidiosis | For patients & health professionals: | ||
D | Dengue | For patients & health professionals: For more information on mosquitoes see M Medical Entomology | For health professionals: |
Diphtheria | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals:
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Disease Control Bulletin | For patients & health professionals: | ||
Donovanosis (Granuloma Inguinale) | For health professionals: See S Sexually Transmitted Infections For patients & health professionals:
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E | Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals:
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F | Falls Prevention (acute care and hospitals) | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: |
Falls Prevention (in the community) | For health professionals:
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Falls Prevention (residential aged care) | For health professionals: | ||
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) | For patients & health professionals: | ||
Fifth Disease (slapped cheek syndrome) | For patients & health professionals: | ||
Fireworks | For health professionals:
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Flu | See I for Influenza | ||
G | Gastroenteritis | For patients & health professionals: | |
Giardiasis | For patients & health professionals:
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Glomerulonephritis | |||
Gonococcal Infection | For health professionals: | ||
Gonococcal Conjunctivitis/Gonococcal Neonatal Opthalmia | For health professionals: | ||
Group A Streptococcal Infection | |||
H | Haemophilus Influenza-Type B (Hib) (Invasive) | For health professionals: | |
Hand Foot and Mouth Disease | For patients & health professionals: | ||
Head Lice | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: | ||
Hendra Virus Infection | For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
Hepatitis A | For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
Hepatitis B | For patients & health professionals:
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Hepatitis C | For health professionals: See S Sexually Transmitted Infections See C Clinic 34 For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
HIV | For health professionals:
For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
HTLV1 | For patients & health professionals: | ||
I | Immunisation | For health professionals: Schedules
Forms (adverse reaction / recording / ordering) Consent forms
NT immunisation register Immunisation Education See A About giving Vaccines Course For patients & health professionals:
Occupational vaccination
Travel vaccinations Meningococcal ACWY vaccination program | For health professionals: |
Influenza | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals:
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Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion | |||
Irukandji syndrome | See J Jellyfish | ||
J | Japanese Encephalitis | For patients & health professionals: For more information on mosquitoes see M Medical Entomology | For health professionals: |
Jelly fish | For health professionals:
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K | Kunjin Virus Infection | For more information on mosquitoes see M Medical Entomology | |
L | Lead | For health professionals:
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Legionellosis | For patients & health professionals:
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Leprosy | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals:
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Leptospirosis | For patients & health professionals:
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Listeriosis | For patients & health professionals:
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Lymphogranuloma Venereum | For health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
Lyssavirus | |||
M | Malaria | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: For more information on mosquitoes see M Medical Entomology | |
Mantoux Testing | See T Tuberculosis | ||
Measles | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
Medical entomology | For health professionals: Link to Medical Entomology E Publications
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For Developers:
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Melioidosis | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: | ||
Meningococcal Infection | For more information on the meningococcal ACWY vaccination program see I Immunisation | For health professionals: | |
Mosquitoes | For more information on mosquitoes see M Medical Entomology | ||
Mumps | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus | For health professionals: | ||
Murray Valley Encephalitis | For health professionals: For more information on mosquitoes see M Medical Entomology For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
N | Naegleria Fowleri | For patients & health professionals: | |
Needle Stick Injury | See O Occupational and other exposures to Blood Borne Viruses | ||
Needle and Syringe Program (NSP) | For patients & health professionals: For more information on Blood-borne viruses see S Sexually transmitted infections | For patients & health professionals: | |
Nits | See H Headlice | ||
Non-tuberculous Mycobacterial Disease | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: | ||
Non-healing ulcers | For patients & health professionals: | ||
Notifiable Diseases | For health professionals: | ||
O | Oseltamivir | See I Influenza | |
Occupational Vaccination | See I immunisation | ||
Occupational and other exposures to Blood Borne Viruses | For patients & health professionals: | ||
P | Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) | For patients & health professionals:
For more information on sexually transmitted infections see S Sexually transmitted infections | |
Pertussis | For health professionals: For more information on Azithromycin see A Azithromycin For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
Pneumococcal Disease (Invasive) | For patients & health professionals:
For more information on the Pneumococcal Disease (invasive) vaccination and revaccination schedules see I Immunisation | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: | |
Publications | |||
Q | Q Fever | For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: |
R | Rabies | For patients & health professionals: | |
Refugee Health | For patients & health professionals: See I Immunisation | ||
Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease | For health professionals:
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Ross River Virus Infection | For more information on mosquitoes see M Medical Entomology For patients & health professionals: | ||
Rotavirus Infection | For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
S | Salmonellosis (Including Paratyphoid) | For patients & health professionals: | |
Scabies | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: | |
Scrub Typhus | For patients & health professionals: | ||
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) | For health professionals:
For patients & health professionals:
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Shigellosis | For patients & health professionals: | ||
Shingles | For health professionals: For information about Shingles vaccination see Immunisation For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: | |
Streptococcal Infection | Acute Post-Streptococcal Glomerulonephritis Invasive Group A Streptococcal for patients and health professionals: | ||
Stinger (Box Jellyfish) Safety | See Box jellyfish | ||
Strongyloidiasis | For patients & health professionals: | ||
Syphilis | For health professionals: For patients & health professionals: For more information on Syphilis see Sexually transmitted infections | For health professionals: | |
T | Tetanus | For more information on tetanus see Immunisation | For patients & health professionals: |
Time Out Exclusions | |||
Travel Vaccination | For more information on travel vaccinations see I Immunisation | For patients & health professionals: | |
Trichomoniasis | For patients & health professionals:
For more information on Trichomoniasis see S Sexually transmitted infections | ||
Trachoma | For patients & health professionals:
For information about treatment of trachoma see A Azithromycin | For health professionals:
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Tuberculosis (TB) | Tuberculosis (TB)
Latent Tuberculosis Infection(LTBI)
TB Testing (Mantoux)
TB Vaccine (BCG)
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Typhoid | For patients & health professionals: | For health professionals: | |
Typhus | For more information on Typhus see S for Scrub Typhus | ||
V | Vaccination | For more information on travel vaccinations see I Immunisation | |
Varicella Infection | For more information on Varicella see | ||
Vibrio Disease (Invasive) | For patients & health professionals: | ||
Viral Haemorrhagic Fevers | For more information see E for Ebola | ||
W | Whooping Cough | For more information see P for Pertussis | |
Y | Yellow Fever | For more information on travel vaccinations see I Immunisation | |
Yersiniosis | For patients & health professionals: | ||
Z | Zoster | For more information on Zoster see S for Shingles | |
Zika | For more information: | For health professionals: |
Last updated: 08 June 2022
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