Notifying public health in the Auckland regionNPHS - Northern Region receives disease notifications by email and eReferral. Please use the disease notification forms below for measles, Mpox, meningococcal, mumps, rubella, pertussis, rheumatic fever or enteric illnesses. There is also a general notification form if required.
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Notify on clinical suspicion, before laboratory confirmation for:
Email completed forms to notify@adhb.govt.nz.
If you have any queries or need to notify us about a disease not listed above please call (09) 623 4600 or email notify@adhb.govt.nz. For other notifiable diseases a general Notification form is available.
ED, ID and general medicine hospital departments in the metro-Auckland region can now use e-referrals to notify Public Health for:
Medical practitioners are also required to report to the local medical officer of health any patient suffering from poisoning or injury from hazardous substances (Section 143 Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act 1996) or from chemical contamination of the environment (Health Act 1956), such as pesticide poisoning.
For information about Hazardous Substances Surveillance, visit the Environmental Health Indicators New Zealand website.
For further advice and to notify us of an environmental event or hazard, please phone 09 623 4600.
Diseases requiring urgent notification in Northland - Te Tai Tokerau:
Rare diseases requiring urgent notification in Northland - Te Tai Tokerau:
The Ministry of Health lists the diseases notifiable by health practitioners and laboratories to the Medical Officer of Health.
In Auckland, please email notify@adhb.govt.nz or call (09) 623 4600 to notify us about a disease or illness that does not have a form, or to report an emerging public health issue.
In Northland, please use e-referral to notify public health of a non-urgent disease. For support call (09) 430‑4101 ext. 60592. This number is available Monday to Friday, 8am - 4.30pm. After hours, leave a message on the answer phone (to be cleared next business day).
Health practitioners are required by Section 74 of the Health Act 1956 to report to the medical officer of health (MOH) any patient they have 'reasonable suspicion' is suffering from a notifiable disease (list of diseases).
Medical practitioners are also required to report to the local medical officer of health any patient suffering from poisoning or injury from hazardous substances or from chemical contamination of the environment such as pesticide poisoning (section 143 2(A) of the Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act 1996).
Sexually transmitted infections (STI) notifiable under the Health Act 1956 are syphilis, gonorrhoea, AIDS and HIV infection. These should be notified to ESR through its website, or through Auckland Region Community Health Pathways. ARPHS does not receive these notifications.
Last updated 15.3.2024