Communicable disease definition

Communicable disease means an illness caused by an infectious agent or its toxins that occurs through the direct or indirect transmission of the infectious agent or its products from an infected individual or via an animal, vector or the inanimate environment to a susceptible animal or human host.

Communicable disease means a disease caused by the presence of viruses or microbial agents within a person’s body, which agents may be transmitted either directly or indirectly to other persons.

Communicable disease means any disease which can be transmitted by means of any substance or agent from any organism to another organism where:

Examples of Communicable disease in a sentence

• Community Resilience Xxxx Xxxxxxx, 000-000-0000, xxxxxxxx@xx.xxx P1: Pandemic Influenza and Communicable Disease Response Plans Review P1 Pandemic Influenza & Communicable Disease Plan Review F1 Sanitarian Participation in LEPC IM2 Redundant Tactical Communications Test L1 Laboratory Transport Plan Checklist RC1 Training T1 ICS/IS Training Return to Table of Contents Review and update your jurisdiction's Pandemic Influenza Plan and Communicable Disease Response Protocol/Plan.

• Examples of items to distribute are: DPHHS Communicable Disease Weekly Updates, MIDIS generated reports, HAN messages, and reportable disease related presentations.

• Your Communicable Disease and Pandemic Influenza plans must have elements to ensure accommodations for people with access and functional need.

• I hereby release and waive my right to bring a claim or lawsuit against the MEPC planning team members and its officers, directors, managers, officials, trustees, agents, employees, or other representatives for any liability in connection with exposure, infection, and/or spread of a Communicable Disease related to my attendance at the MEPC Conference.

• Xxxxx Xxxxx, xxxxx.xxxxx@xx.xxx E3: Attend Communicable Disease and Public Health Law Training Participate in a DPHHS Communicable Disease Epidemiology training course for updated guidance on Montana public health law and how it relates to communicable disease event responses.

More Definitions of Communicable disease

Communicable disease means a disease caused by a microorganism (bacterium, virus, fungus, or parasite) that can be transmitted from person to person via an infected body fluid or respiratory spray, with or without an intermediary agent (such as a louse or mosquito) or environmental object (such as a table surface). Some communicable diseases are reportable to the local health authority.

Communicable disease means an illness due to a specific infectious agent or its toxic products that results from transmission of that infectious agent or its products from a reservoir to a susceptible host, directly as from an infected individual or animal, or indirectly through the agency of an intermediate plant or animal host, vector, or the inanimate environment.

Communicable disease means any disease, known or unknown, which can be transmitted by means of any substance or agent from one organism to another where:

Communicable disease means an illness, sickness, condition or an interruption or disorder of body functions, systems or organs that is transmissible by an infection or a contagion directly or indirectly through human contact, or contact with human fluids, waste, or similar agent, such as, but not limited to Meningitis, Measles or Legionnaire’s Disease.

Communicable disease means an infectious disease caused by a contagious agent which is transmitted from person to person by direct contact with an infected individual or by indirect means such as exposure to a vector, animal, fomite, product or environment, or exchange of fluid, which is contaminated with the contagious agent;

Communicable disease means any infectious, communicable or contagious disease, or any mutation or variation thereof, which can be transmitted by means of any substance or agent from any organism to another organism including, but not limited to, where:

Communicable disease means a disease caused by the presence within a person’s body of a virus or microbial agent which may be transmitted either directly or indirectly to other persons.