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Control Guidelines

Title	Last Updated
ADVERSE EVENT FOLLOWING IMMUNISATION	13/09/2004
ANTHRAX	03/09/2007
Arboviral Diseases	06/09/2004
AVIAN INFLUENZA	01/10/2009
BOTULISM	07/09/2004
BRUCELLOSIS	06/09/2004
CHANCROID	06/09/2004
CHLAMYDIA	06/09/2004
CHOLERA	06/09/2004
CREUTZFELDT-JAKOB DISEASE	06/09/2004
CRYPTOSPORIDIOSIS	17/08/2006
DIPHTHERIA	06/09/2004
DONOVANOSIS	06/09/2004
FOODBORNE ILLNESS OUTBREAK	11/04/2008
GASTROENTERITIS IN AN INSTITUTION	06/09/2004
GIARDIASIS	03/01/2008
GONORRHOEA	06/09/2004
H1N1 influenza 09 Infection	08/07/2009
HAEMOLYTIC URAEMIC SYNDROME AND VEROTOXIGENIC E. COLI INFECTIONS	06/09/2004
HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE TYPE B INVASIVE INFECTION	06/09/2004
HEPATITIS A	06/09/2004
HEPATITIS B	06/09/2004
HEPATITIS C	06/09/2004
HEPATITIS D	06/09/2004
HEPATITIS E	06/09/2004
HIV and AIDS	06/09/2004
INFLUENZA	17/07/2006
LEAD POISONING	06/09/2004
LEGIONELLOSIS	01/10/2009
LEPROSY	06/09/2004
LEPTOSPIROSIS	06/09/2004
LISTERIOSIS	11/04/2008
LYMPHOGRANULOMA VENEREUM	06/09/2004
MALARIA	06/09/2004
MEASLES	24/10/2008
MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE	18/09/2008
Methicillin Resistant <i>Staphylococcus aureus </i>(MRSA) in the community	16/12/2008
MUMPS	06/09/2004
PERTUSSIS	12/03/2009
Plague	06/09/2004
PNEUMOCOCCAL DISEASE (INVASIVE)	06/09/2004
POLIOMYELITIS	06/09/2004
PSITTACOSIS	06/09/2004
Q FEVER	06/09/2004
RABIES AND OTHER LYSSAVIRUS INFECTIONS	25/07/2007
RUBELLA	06/09/2004
SALMONELLOSIS (including <i>S.</i> Paratyphi infection)	08/04/2008
SEVERE ACUTE RESPIRATORY SYNDROME	06/09/2004
SHIGELLOSIS	06/09/2004
SMALLPOX	06/09/2004
SYPHILIS	06/09/2004
TETANUS	06/09/2004
TUBERCULOSIS	06/09/2004
TULARAEMIA	06/09/2004
TULAREMIA	06/09/2004
TYPHOID	06/09/2004
TYPHUS	06/09/2004
VIRAL HAEMORRHAGIC FEVERS	06/09/2004
YELLOW FEVER	06/09/2004

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