Health Care Provider Knowledge and Attitudes Regarding Reporting Diseases and Events to Public Health Authorities in Tennessee.
AUTHORS
Fill
MA ,
Murphree
R ,
Pettit
AC ,
. Journal of public health management and practice : JPHMP. 2016 12 16; ().
- PMID: 27997480 [PubMed].
ABSTRACT
In the United States, state laws require health care providers to report specific diseases and events to public health authorities, a fundamental facet of disease surveillance. However, reporting by providers is often inconsistent, infrequent, and delayed.
In the United States, state laws require health care providers to report specific diseases and events to public health authorities, a fundamental facet of disease surveillance. However, reporting by providers is often inconsistent, infrequent, and delayed.
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