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Hepatitis A Control Guideline - Appendix 4
Content 1
Public Health Unit Checklist
Contact the pati
ent and their doctor to:
Obtain patient’s travel history
Obtain patient’s risk exposure history
Obtain patient’s previous hepatitis A vaccination history
Identify likely source of infection
Confirm onset of symptoms (if any)
Confirm results of relevant pathology tests
Ensure that the patient is aware of diagnosis
Ensure that contact tracing has commenced
Refer contacts that have been exposed to the hepatitis A virus in the preceding 14 days for post-exposure prophylaxis
Contact the laboratory to:
Obtain any outstanding results
Ensure the sample is referred to
the reference laboratory for PCR and genotyping​
Confirm case:
Assess information against case definition
Other issues:
Report case to the Communicable Diseases Branch (
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Enter case onto NCIMS​
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