Confirmed case definition
Confirmed case means a person who has been diagnosed with COVID-19 by means of a laboratory diagnostic method approved by the Department of Health;
Confirmed case. , in relation to COVID-19, means a clinical case where there is laboratory confirmation that a person has tested positive for COVID-19, irrespective of the existence of clinical signs and symptoms;
Confirmed case means an individual who has had a positive diagnostic test for COVID-19.
More Definitions of Confirmed case
Confirmed case means a case that is positive for HIV in accordance with the criteria for a confirmed case established in the surveillance case definition, obtained in accordance with the Laboratory Testing Recommendations and the testing algorithm.
Confirmed case means the department has determined, by a preponderance of evidence, that child abuse or child neglect occurred by a person responsible for the child's health, welfare, or care.
Confirmed case means a person with a positive result on a COVID-19 molecular amplification diagnostic test (e.g., polymerase chain reaction [PCR] test), irrespective of clinical signs and symptoms.
Confirmed case means the best evidence available for determining the nature of malignant disease using the following methods and codes: 1 = positive histology; 2 = positive exfoliative histology in the absence of positive histology; (3 is vacant) 4 = positive microscopic confirmation not otherwise specified (NOS); (5 is vacant) 6 = direct visualization without microscopic confirmation; 7 = radiography without microscopic confirmation; 8 = clinical diagnosis (other than 6 or 7) including gross examination at autopsy; and 9 = unspecified whether or not microscopically confirmed, unknown. This is a priority series with code 1 taking precedence. Each number takes priority over all higher numbers (i.e., 1 over 4, and 5 over 9 etc.).
Confirmed case means a person who has received a positive result of the presence of SARS-CoV-2 virus as confirmed by a COVID-19 viral test or clinical diagnosis.
Confirmed case means an individual who tests positive using a diagnostic (viral) test.
Confirmed case means confirmation by a medical record abstractor that an individual with a birth condition meets the criteria for case definition.