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VHF High Risk Contact Surveillance Form v1.0Page 3 of 4Section C - Daily surveillanceDate: Day No.: Time (HH:MM): :HeadacheNeck rigidityMood changesMuscle painJoint painBackacheComments:Yes No UnknownYes No UnknownChest painAbdominal painJaundiceSore throatNauseaVomitingDate: Day No.: Time (HH:MM): :Yes No UnknownHeadacheNeck rigidityMood changesMuscle painJoint painBackacheComments:SignatureYes No UnknownChest painAbdominal painJaundiceSore throatNauseaVomitingDate: Day No.: Time (HH:MM): :Yes No UnknownHeadacheNeck rigidityMood changesMuscle painJoint painBackacheComments:SignatureYes No UnknownChest painAbdominal painJaundiceSore throatNauseaVomitingSignatureTemperature:DiarrhoeaRashBruisingBleedingOther, please specifyTemperature:DiarrhoeaRashBruisingBleedingOther, please specifyTemperature:DiarrhoeaRashBruisingBleedingOther, please specifyoCYes No Unknowno CYes No UnknownoCYes No UnknownAppendix M: VHF Contact Surveillance Formm The Management of Viral Haemorrhagic Fevers in Ireland/HPSC 2012Date: Day No.: Time (HH:MM): :Temperature:o CYes No UnknownHeadacheNeck rigidityMood changesMuscle painJoint painBackacheComments:Yes No UnknownChest painAbdominal painJaundiceSore throatNauseaVomitingSignatureDiarrhoeaRashBruisingBleedingOther, please specifyYes No UnknownFor High Risk Contacts only- 111 -
VHF High Risk Contact Surveillance Form v1.0Page 4 of 4Section D - OutcomeSurveillance of OutcomePlease tick as appropriatePatient remained wellPatient diagnosed with VHFPatient lost to follow-upPatient diagnosed with illness other than VHFIf patient diagnosed with illness other than VHFDiagnosis:DateIf patient diagnosed with VHF, date of diagnosisCIDR Event IDCIDR Outbreak IDCommentsAppendix M: VHF Contact Surveillance Formm The Management of Viral Haemorrhagic Fevers in Ireland/HPSC 2012SignatureDateFor High Risk Contacts only- 112 -
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The Management ofViral Haemorrhagic
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3.5 Infection prevention and contro
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The Viral Haemorrhagic Fever Sub-Co
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• As soon as VHF is being conside
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BackgroundIntroductionViral haemorr
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The search strategy for these guide
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1.3 Overview of VHFsVHFs share a nu
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1.6 Marburg haemorrhagic feverMarbu
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Patient Risk Assessment Key Points
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3. Infection Prevention and Control
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