Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Case Investigation Form (Short Version Liberia)

2014 Emergency Response to Ebola in West Africa: Data Collection for Assisting Foreign and International Entities to Conduct Public Health Activities

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Documents and Forms

Document Name Document Type
Form 0920-15CN Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Case Investigation Form (Short Version Liberia) Form and Instruction
0920-15CN Attachment G_Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Case Investigation Attachment G_Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Case Investigation Form_Short Version_Liberia.pdf Form and Instruction

Information Collection (IC) Details

IC Title:	Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Case Investigation Form (Short Version Liberia)	Agency IC Tracking Number:	0920-15CN

Is this a Common Form? No		IC Status: New

Obligation to Respond: Voluntary

CFR Citation:

Information Collection Instruments:

Document Type	Form No.	Form Name	Instrument File	URL	Available Electronically?	Can Be Submitted Electronically?	Electronic Capability
Form and Instruction	0920-15CN	Attachment G_Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Case Investigation Form_Short Version_Liberia	Attachment G_Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Case Investigation Form_Short Version_Liberia.pdf		Yes	No	Fillable Printable

Line of Business: Health

Subfunction: Illness Prevention

Privacy Act System of Records
Title: Ebola Emergency Investigation Case Records System Notice	FR Citation: 51 FR 42466

Number of Respondents: 4,000	Number of Respondents for Small Entity: 0

Affected Public: Individuals or Households

Percentage of Respondents Reporting Electronically: 0 %

	Approved	Program Change Due to Agency Discretion
Annual Number of Responses for this IC	4,000	4,000
Annual IC Time Burden (Hours)	667	667
Annual IC Cost Burden (Dollars)	0	0

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