Translations:Routine Disease Reporting and Case Management/5/en: Perbedaan revisi
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| − | When Pelsa report health problems it is important for field staff to respond to these with either a phone call in the first instance, and a visit if the report is a Priority Syndrome report or seems important after talking to the Pelsa. A Response (R) message is sent to iSIKHNAS to give details of this follow-up by Dinas staff. Lab samples ( | + | When Pelsa report health problems it is important for field staff to respond to these with either a phone call in the first instance, and a visit if the report is a Priority Syndrome report or seems important after talking to the Pelsa. A Response (R) message is sent to iSIKHNAS to give details of this follow-up by Dinas staff. Lab samples (LAB) might be taken and associated with the case. Treatments (OB) might be given and these too need to be recorded with the case ID. Eventually, details about the case outcome (PK) may be known and these can be recorded as well. |
Revisi terkini pada 18 Februari 2015 14.08
When Pelsa report health problems it is important for field staff to respond to these with either a phone call in the first instance, and a visit if the report is a Priority Syndrome report or seems important after talking to the Pelsa. A Response (R) message is sent to iSIKHNAS to give details of this follow-up by Dinas staff. Lab samples (LAB) might be taken and associated with the case. Treatments (OB) might be given and these too need to be recorded with the case ID. Eventually, details about the case outcome (PK) may be known and these can be recorded as well.