Guidelines on the Prevention and Control of Tuberculosis in Ireland

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<strong>Guidelines</strong> on the Prevention and Control of Tuberculosis in Ireland 2010HSE/HPSCAppendix 1: List of groups who were consultedThe following is a list of those to whom a draft of the document was sent for consultation as well as thosewho made submissions. The document was also posted on the HPSC website. We would like to thankthose who made submissions for their invaluable contribution to this document.Academy of Medical Laboratory ScienceClaire Keane, Senior Pharmacist, St. Vincent’s University Hospital, Elm Park, Dublin 4Consultants in Public Health MedicineDirectors of Public HealthDirectors of Public Health Nursing in HSE areasDr Eibhlin Connolly, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health and ChildrenDr Karoline de La Hoz, European Centre for Disease Prevention and ControlDr Enda Dooley, Medical Director, Department of Justice, Equality and Law ReformDr Pat Doorley, National Director of Population HealthDr Kevin Kelleher, Assistant National Director of Health ProtectionDr Jim Kiely, Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health and ChildrenDr Tom O Connell, Chief Medical Officer, Occupational Health Department, Civil ServiceEmergency Medicine AssociationFaculty of Occupational Medicine, Royal College of Physicians of IrelandFaculty of Paediatrics, Royal College of Physicians of IrelandFaculty of Pathology, Royal College of Physicians of IrelandFaculty of Public Health Medicine, Royal College of Physicians of IrelandFaculty of Radiology, Royal College of Surgeons of IrelandGeraldine O Connell Public Health Nurse, South Lee Public Health Nursing DepartmentImelda O Connor, Public Health Nurse, HSE-MidwestIrish College of General PractitionersIrish Infection SocietyInfection Prevention SocietyIrish Medicines BoardIrish Society of Clinical MicrobiologistsIrish Society of GastroenterologyIrish Society of Physicians in Geriatric MedicineIrish Society of RheumatologyIrish Thoracic SocietyMaeve Moran, Senior Pharmacist, St. Vincent’s University Hospital, Elm Park, Dublin 4Mairead Lane, Occupational Health Department, Mid-Western Regional Hospital, Limerick,Marie Philbin, Chair of Irish Antimicrobial Pharmacists GroupNational Immunisation Advisory Committee, Royal College of Physicians of IrelandNational Immunisation OfficePrincipal Medical Officers, HSEPublic Health Medicine Communicable Disease GroupRoyal College of Physicians of IrelandSchool of Pharmacy, Royal College of Surgeons, IrelandStella Sheehan, Senior Medical Laboratory Technician, Cork University HospitalSurveillance Scientists AssociationThe Federation of Irish Nursing Homes-157-
<strong>Guidelines</strong> on the Prevention and Control of Tuberculosis in Ireland 2010HSE/HPSCAppendix 2: Notification pathway for a case of TBCase of TB(GP, respiratory/infectious diseaseclinician, nursing home, laboratory, etc)Notify the department of publichealth (DPH/MOH) in relevantHSE areaWeekly notifications once TB isincorporated onto CIDRCurrently NTBSS 2000 quarterlyreturnsHealth ProtectionSurveillance CentreQuarterly and annual nationalTB reportsTB is a notifiable disease. A case of TB should be notified to the department of public health in the relevant HSEarea. Currently, the department of public health in turn notifies HPSC through the enhanced TB surveillancesystem each quarter. Once TB is incorporated onto CIDR, TB cases will be notified to HPSC in “real-time”/weekly basis. HPSC produces quarterly and annual national TB reports.-158-
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