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pdfAttachment 12. Justification for the Addition of Disease-Specific Data Elements
451 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for 22 conditions: Carbapenemase-Producing Carbapenem-Resistant
Enterobacteriaceae (CP-CRE), Carbon Monoxide (CO) Poisoning; Tuberculosis (TB) Disease, Latent TB Infection
(TB Infection), Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia coli (STEC), Salmonellosis, Shigellosis, Campylobacteriosis,
Cryptosporidiosis, Cyclosporiasis, Cholera, Vibriosis, S. Typhi Infection, S. Paratyphi Infection, Lyme Disease,
Invasive Haemophilus influenzae Disease, Meningococcal Disease, Invasive Pneumococcal Disease, Psittacosis,
Legionellosis, Tickborne Rickettsial Diseases (TBRD), and Hepatitis. Names, descriptions, value set codes (the
answer list for coded data elements from CDC vocabulary server (PHIN VADS) which can be accessed at
http://phinvads.cdc.gov), and justification for the addition of these new data elements are below:
CP-CRE: 8 Data Elements
8 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for CP-CRE. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and justification for
the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: CP-CRE are an emerging public health problem in the United States. Early detection and aggressive
implementation of infection prevention and control strategies are necessary to prevent further spread of CPCRE, especially novel CP-CRE. These data elements will contribute to enhanced public health surveillance efforts
on the part of the CDC program which will allow for timely public health action. Data elements included in this
request will help report CP-CRE to CDC with all available testing results (positive, negative, intermediate) of
phenotypic carbapenemase production tests as well as results (positive and negative) of any tests performed for
resistance mechanisms (e.g., KPC PCR).
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
TBD
Type of case
Type of case (i.e., was case identified based on
testing of a clinical specimen or screening
specimen)
TBD
State lab isolate id
Lab isolate identifier from public health lab for
mechanism testing
TBD
Phenotypic Test Method
Phenotypic Test Name (phenotypic methods for
carbapenemase production)
TBD
Phenotypic Test Result
Result of Phenotypic test
1
TBD
Genotypic Test Name
Test performed to identify carbapenemase
(molecular methods for resistance mechanism)
TBD
Genotypic Test Result
Result of test to identify carbapenemase
TBD
County of facility
County of facility where specimen was collected
TBD
State of facility
State of facility where specimen was collected
CO Poisoning: 4 Data Elements
4 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for CO Poisoning. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and
justification for the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: The data elements will contribute to enhanced surveillance efforts on the part of the CDC program
and allow the program to perform additional epidemiological analyses for CO Poisoning.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
TBD
Smoking status
Current smoker (yes, no, unknown)
TBD
Source of data for case
ascertainment
TBD
Carboxyhemoglobin
(COHb) level
TBD
Intent
Hospital/emergency department
Poison control center
Laboratory report
Death certificate
Provider/medical examiner report
Laboratory test result (%)
Intentional
Unintentional
TB Disease: 95 Data Elements
95 data elements including 36 that are highlighted in yellow that were not included in the ICR (OMB No. 09200026), Report of Verified Case of Tuberculosis (RVCT), were added for TB Disease. Names, descriptions, value set
codes, and justification for the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: Additional data elements are needed to better characterize the evolving epidemiology of TB
Disease in the United States, improve surveillance for drug resistant TB Disease as required by the 2015 National
Action Plan for Multidrug-Resistant TB Disease, and recommendations of the Council of State and Territorial
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Epidemiologists (CSTE). These additional data elements were selected with substantial input from the state and
local public health agencies that will be responsible for collecting and submitting the data.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
N/A
TB State Case Number
N/A
City or County Case
Number
Birth Sex
State case number for the case specific to TB
investigations (4 digit report year + 2 letter state +
9 digit alphanumeric number)
City or county case number assigned to this case
PHVS_Sex_MFU
PHVS_CaseCount
Status_TB
N/A
Patient Address City
Has this case already been counted by another
reporting area?
If case previously counted, provide the state case
number from the other reporting area.
If the case was previously reported by another
country, specify the country.
Patient address city
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
N/A
Inside City Limits
Is the patient's residence within city limits?
Census Tract of CasePatient Residence
PHVS_Race_CDC
Detailed Race
N/A
Date Arrived in US
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_BirthCountr
y_CDC
US Born
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_PrimaryRea
sonForEvaluation_
TB
PHVS_LabTestTyp
e_TB
Remain in US After Report
Census tract where the address is located is a
unique identifier associated with a small statistical
subdivision of a county. Census tract data allows
a user to find population and housing statistics
about a specific part of an urban area.
Provide the detailed race information for the
patient.
If country of birth is NOT United States,
regardless of citizenship, indicate the date when
the patient first arrived in the US.
Was the patient eligible for US citizenship at
birth?
Indicates the birth country of the primary
guardian(s) of patient (pediatric [<15 years old]
cases only)
If not US reporting area, did patient remain in the
United States for >= 90 days after report date?
What was the initial reason the patient was
evaluated for TB?
PHVS_LabTestInte
rpretation_TB
Test Result
N/A
Date/Time of Lab Result
PHVS_BirthCountr
y_CDC
N/A
Previously Counted Case
What was the patient's sex at birth?
Previously Reported State
Case Number
Country of Verified Case
Primary Guardian(s)
Country of Birth
Initial Reason for
Evaluation
Test Type
Epidemiologic interpretation of the type of test(s)
performed for this case. Please provide a
response for each of the main test types (culture,
smear, pathology/cytology, NAA, TST, IGRA, HIV,
diabetes) If test was not done please indicate so.
Epidemiologic interpretation of the results of the
test(s) performed for this case - This is a
qualitative test result. (e.g., positive, detected,
negative)
Date result sent from reporting laboratory. Time of
result is an optional addition to date.
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PHVS_Microscopic
ExamCultureSite_T
B
N/A
Specimen Source Site
This indicates the anatomical source of the
specimen tested.
Specimen Collection
Date/Time
N/A
Test Result Quantitative
Date of collection of laboratory specimen used for
diagnosis of health event reported in this case
report. Time of collection is an optional addition to
date.
Quantitative test result value
PHVS_UnitofMeas
ure_TB
PHVS_TypeofRadi
ologyStudy_CDC
Result Units
PHVS_ResultofRad
iologyStudy_TB
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
N/A
Result of Chest Study
Units of measure for the Quantitative Test Result
Value
Indicate the type of chest study performed.
Please provide a response for each of the main
test types (plain chest radiograph, chest CT Scan)
and if test was not done please indicate so.
Result of chest diagnostic testing
Evidence of Cavity
Did test show evidence of cavity?
Evidence of Miliary TB
Did test show evidence of miliary TB?
Date of Chest Study
Date of the chest diagnostic study
PHVS_Epidemiolog
icalRiskFactors_TB
Patient Epidemiological
Risk Factors
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_Correctional
FacilityType_NND
Patient Epidemiological
Risk Factors Indicator
Type of Correctional Facility
PHVS_LongTermC
areFacilityType_NN
D
PHVS_SmokingSta
tus_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
Type of Long-Term Care
Facility
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
Identified During Contact
Investigation
Evaluation During Contact
Investigation
N/A
Linked Case Number
N/A
Date Treatment or Therapy
Started
Treatment Administration
Type
Exposed risk factors for the patient - Please
provide a response for all risk factors in the value
set with an associated indicator
Provide a response for each value in the patient
epidemiological risk factors value set
If patient was a Resident of Correctional Facility
at Diagnostic Evaluation, indicate the type of
correctional facility.
If patient was a Resident of Long Term Care
Facility at Diagnostic Evaluation, indicate the type
of long term care facility.
What is the patient's current tobacco smoking
status?
Residence or Travel in countries other than the
United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand,
or countries in northern or western Europe for >60
consecutive days at any point in the patient's
lifetime.
Was the patient identified during the contact
investigation around the likely source case?
If patient was identified during contact
investigation, was the patient evaluated for TB
during the contact investigation?
State case numbers for epidemiologically linked
cases
Date the initial treatment regimen was started
PHVS_TreatmentA
dministrationType_
TB
N/A
Type of Chest Study
Smoking Status
Patient lived outside of US
for more than 2 months
Date Treatment or Therapy
Stopped
Choose all treatment administration types that
apply to the case, such as DOT, eDOT, or SAT.
Date treatment stopped
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PHVS_CaseVerific
ation_TB
Case Verification Category
PHVS_GeneralCon
ditionStatus_TB
PHVS_AdditionalDi
seaseSite_TB
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_DiagnosisTy
pe_TB
Status at Diagnosis of TB
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
N/A
History of Previous Illness
Was a contact investigation conducted around
this case?
Previous TB or LTBI Diagnosis - Provide only 1
response for LTBI, multiple responses for TB are
allowed
Did the subject have a history of TB or LTBI?
Date of Previous Illness
Date of previous diagnosis
N/A
Previous State Case
Number
Completed Treatment for
Previous Diagnosis
Initially Treated with RIPE
Previous TB or LTBI State Case Number
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_ReasonNot
TreatedwithRIPE_T
B
PHVS_ReasonTher
apyStopped_TB
Site of Disease
Contact Investigation
Diagnosis Type
Reason Not Treated with
RIPE
Reason Therapy Stopped
Indicates case verification criteria result based on
factors such as culture results, smear results,
major and additional sites of the disease, x-ray
results, TST, IDR, reason therapy was stopped.
Was the patient alive or dead at the time of
diagnostic evaluation?
What was the site of the patient's TB disease?
Completed Treatment for Previous Diagnosis
Was the patient initially treated with the
recommended four-drug therapy (RIPE)?
If not initially treated with RIPE, why not?
Indicate the primary reason that therapy was
stopped or never started; specify this data when
the case is closed.
Select the reason the therapy extended beyond
12 months.
Final TB disease case outcome
PHVS_TherapyExt
endedReason_TB
PHVS_FinalTreatm
entOutcome_TB
PHVS_Medications
_TB
Reason Therapy Extended
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
N/A
Initial Drug Regimen
Indicator
Isolate Submitted for
Genotyping
Accession Number for
Genotyping
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
Phenotypic Drug
Susceptibility Completed
If an isolate was submitted for genotyping to a
CDC laboratory only, list the accession number
for genotyping.
Was phenotypic/growth-based drug susceptibility
testing done?
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
Molecular Drug
Susceptibility Completed
Was genotypic/molecular drug susceptibility
testing done?
PHVS_Susceptibilit
yTestType_TB
Antimicrobial Susceptibility
Test Type
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Test Type of TB
drugs. For the initial susceptibility testing please
send a response for each values in the value set.
Changes in susceptibility should be reported for
each individual drug when change is identified.
Final Disease Outcome
Initial Drug Regimen
Initial drug regimen for the patient: Please provide
a response for each of the values in the value set
using the associated indicator.
Indicator response for the initial drug regimen
question
Was an isolate submitted for genotyping?
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N/A
Antimicrobial Susceptibility
Specimen Collection Date
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Specimen Collection
Date
N/A
Antimicrobial Susceptibility
Result Reported Date
Antimicrobial susceptibility result reported date
PHVS_Microscopic
ExamCultureSite_T
B
Antimicrobial Susceptibility
Specimen Type
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Specimen Type (e.g.
Exudate, Blood, Serum, Urine)
PHVS_Susceptibilit
yTestResultQuantit
ative_TB
Antimicrobial Susceptibility
Test Interpretation
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Test Interpretation
(e.g. Susceptible, Resistant, Intermediate, Not
tested)
PHVS_Susceptibilit
yTestMethod_TB
Antimicrobial Susceptibility
Test Method
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Test Method (e.g. ETest, MIC, Disk Diffusion)
PHVS_GeneName
_TB
Gene Identifier
N/A
Molecular Susceptibility
Specimen Collection Date
Gene identifier - Please report the full test results
for the samples that have unique features, such
as specimen type (sputum or another anatomic
site), test type (sequencing or non-sequencing) or
mutation (detected or not detected). There is no
need to report test results that differ only by date
or laboratory and where all other aspects are
identical in regards to specimen type, test type,
and/or the results of mutation.
Molecular Susceptibility Specimen Collection
Date
N/A
Molecular Susceptibility
Date Reported
Molecular Susceptibility Date Reported
PHVS_Microscopic
ExamCultureSite_T
B
Molecular Susceptibility
Specimen Type
Molecular Susceptibility Specimen Type
PHVS_MolecularTe
stResults_TB
Molecular Susceptibility
Test Result
Molecular Susceptibility Test Result
N/A
Molecular Susceptibility
Nucleic Acid Change
Molecular Susceptibility Nucleic Acid Change
N/A
Molecular Susceptibility
Amino Acid Change
Molecular Susceptibility Amino Acid Change
PHVS_MolecularIn
del_TB
PHVS_MolecularTe
stMethods_TB
Molecular Susceptibility
Indel
Molecular Susceptibility
Test Method
Molecular Susceptibility Indel
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
Culture Conversion
Documented
Did the patient's sputum become culture
negative?
Molecular Susceptibility Test Method
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N/A
Date of First Consistently
Negative Culture
Date the first consistently negative sputum culture
was collected.
PHVS_SputumCult
ureConversionNotD
ocumentedReason
_TB
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_MovedWher
eDuringTherapy_T
B
PHVS_State_FIPS
_5-2
PHVS_Country_IS
O_3166-1
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
Reason for Not
Documenting Sputum
Culture Conversion
Indicate the one reason for not documenting the
sputum culture conversion.
Patient Move During TB
Therapy
Moved to Where
Did the patient move during therapy?
N/A
Date MDR Treatment
Started
Drug Used to Treat MDR
TB
PHVS_Medications
_TB
PHVS_LengthofTi
meDrugTaken_TB
N/A
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
N/A
PHVS_SideEffectof
Treatment_TB
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_SideEffectTi
metoOnset_TB
Usual Occupation
and Industry
Meets Binational
Reporting Criteria
Patient Treated as
MDR Case
Out of State Move
Out of Country Move
Transnational Referral
History of Treatment
Length of Time Drug Was
Administered
Date Injectable Medication
Stopped
Surgery to Treat MDR TB
Surgery to Treat MDR TB
Date
Adverse Event Description
Adverse Event Indicator
Adverse Event
Manifestation Time
Usual occupation and
industry
Does case meet binational
reporting criteria?
Was the Patient Treated as
an MDR TB Case
If the patient moved to a different reporting area
during TB therapy, select all that apply to where
the patient moved.
If moved out of state, then specify the new state
jurisdiction.
If moved out of country, then specify the new
country jurisdiction.
If moved out of the US, indicate whether a
transnational referral was made.
History of treatment before current episode with
second-line TB drugs for the treatment of TB
disease (not LTBI)
Date MDR TB therapy started for current episode
Drugs ever used for MDR TB treatment, from
MDR start date: Please provide a response for
each medication in the value set with an
associated indicator. Medications should be
recorded as part of the regimen beginning with
the MDR TB therapy start date.
Indicate length of time drug was taken or if it was
not taken
Date injectable medication stopped. If no
injectable drugs were used leave blank.
Surgery to Treat MDR TB
Surgery to Treat MDR TB Date
Did patient experience any of the following side
effects during treatment that resulted in a
permanent discontinuation of medication or at the
end of treatment were there any of the following
side effects related to MDR-TB treatment
present? Please provide a response for all side
effects in the value set with an associated
indicator.
Side Effects of Treatment Indicator
Did the side effect manifest during treatment or at
the end of treatment?
TBD
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
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(Regardless of DST
Results?
TB Infection: 51 Data Elements
51 data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through non-substantive
change requests were added for TB Infection. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and justification for the
addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: TB Infection is under standardized surveillance following a recommendation from CSTE. The
majority of the selected data elements are identical to the elements selected in collaboration with state and
local partners for TB Disease surveillance. A small number of additional TB Infection-specific elements are
included to collect information on TB Infection treatment regimens and case outcome information, which are
substantially different from the corresponding information collected for TB Disease cases.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
N/A
TB State Case Number
N/A
City or County Case
Number
Birth Sex
Previously Counted Case
State case number for the case specific to TB
investigations (4 digit report year + 2 letter state
+ 9 digit alphanumeric number)
City or county case number assigned to this
case
What was the patient's sex at birth?
Has this case already been counted by another
reporting area?
If case previously counted, provide the state
case number from the other reporting area.
If the case was previously reported by another
country, specify the country.
Patient address city
Is the patient's residence within city limits?
PHVS_Sex_MFU
PHVS_CaseCount
Status_TB
N/A
PHVS_BirthCountr
y_CDC
N/A
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
N/A
Previously Reported State
Case Number
Country of Verified Case
Patient Address City
Inside City Limits
Census Tract of CasePatient Residence
PHVS_Race_CDC
Detailed Race
N/A
Date Arrived in US
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_BirthCountr
y_CDC
US Born
Primary Guardian(s)
Country of Birth
Census tract where the address is located is a
unique identifier associated with a small
statistical subdivision of a county. Census tract
data allows a user to find population and
housing statistics about a specific part of an
urban area.
Provide the detailed race information for the
patient.
If country of birth is NOT United States,
regardless of citizenship, indicate the date when
the patient first arrived in the US.
Was the patient eligible for US citizenship at
birth?
Indicates the birth country of the primary
guardian(s) of patient (pediatric [<15 years old]
cases only)
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PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
Remain in US After Report
PHVS_PrimaryRea
sonForEvaluation_
TB
PHVS_LabTestTyp
e_TB
Initial Reason for
Evaluation
PHVS_LabTestInte
rpretation_TB
Test Result
N/A
Date/Time of Lab Result
PHVS_Microscopic
ExamCultureSite_T
B
N/A
Specimen Source Site
N/A
Test Result Quantitative
PHVS_UnitofMeas
ure_TB
PHVS_TypeofRadi
ologyStudy_CDC
Result Units
PHVS_ResultofRad
iologyStudy_TB
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
N/A
N/A
Result of Chest Study
Units of measure for the Quantitative Test
Result Value
Indicate the type of chest study performed.
Please provide a response for each of the main
test types (plain chest radiograph, chest CT
Scan) and if test was not done please indicate
so.
Result of chest diagnostic testing
Evidence of Cavity
Did test show evidence of cavity?
Evidence of Miliary TB
Did test show evidence of miliary TB?
Date of Chest Study
Current Occupation
PHVS_Occupation
_CDC_Census201
0
Current Occupation
Standardized
Date of the chest diagnostic study
This data element is used to capture the
narrative text of a subject's current occupation.
This data element is used to capture the CDC
NIOSH standard occupation code based upon
the narrative text of a subject's current
occupation.
Test Type
Specimen Collection
Date/Time
Type of Chest Study
If not US reporting area, did patient remain in
the United States for >= 90 days after report
date?
What was the initial reason the patient was
evaluated for TB?
Epidemiologic interpretation of the type of
test(s) performed for this case. Please provide a
response for each of the main test types
(culture, smear, pathology/cytology, NAA, TST,
IGRA, HIV, diabetes) If test was not done
please indicate so.
Epidemiologic interpretation of the results of the
test(s) performed for this case - This is a
qualitative test result. (e.g., positive, detected,
negative)
Date result sent from reporting laboratory. Time
of result is an optional addition to date.
This indicates the anatomical source of the
specimen tested.
Date of collection of laboratory specimen used
for diagnosis of health event reported in this
case report. Time of collection is an optional
addition to date.
Quantitative test result value
(The National Institute for Occupational Safety
and Health (NIOSH) has developed a webbased software tool designed to translate
industry and occupation text to standardized
Industry and Occupation codes. The NIOSH
Industry and Occupational Computerized
Coding System (NIOCCS) is available here:
http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/coding/overvie
w.html
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N/A
Current Industry
PHVS_Industry_C
DC_Census2010
Current Industry
Standardized
PHVS_Epidemiolog
icalRiskFactors_TB
Patient Epidemiological
Risk Factors
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_Correctional
FacilityType_NND
Patient Epidemiological
Risk Factors Indicator
Type of Correctional Facility
PHVS_LongTermC
areFacilityType_NN
D
PHVS_SmokingSta
tus_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
Type of Long-Term Care
Facility
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
Identified During Contact
Investigation
Evaluation During Contact
Investigation
N/A
Linked Case Number
N/A
Date Treatment or Therapy
Started
Treatment Administration
Type
PHVS_TreatmentA
dministrationType_
TB
N/A
PHVS_YesNoUnkn
own_CDC
PHVS_LTBIDrugR
egimen_TB
PHVS_ReasonLTB
INotStarted_TB
PHVS_ReasonLTB
ITreatmentStopped
_TB
Smoking Status
Patient lived outside of US
for more than 2 months
This data element is used to capture the
narrative text of subject's current industry.
This data element is used to capture the CDC
NIOSH standard industry code based upon the
narrative text of a subject's current industry.
(The National Institute for Occupational Safety
and Health (NIOSH) has developed a webbased software tool designed to translate
industry and occupation text to standardized
Industry and Occupation codes. The NIOSH
Industry and Occupational Computerized
Coding System (NIOCCS) is available here:
http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/coding/overvie
w.html
Exposed risk factors for the patient - Please
provide a response for all risk factors in the
value set with an associated indicator
Provide a response for each value in the patient
epidemiological risk factors value set
If patient was a Resident of Correctional Facility
at Diagnostic Evaluation, indicate the type of
correctional facility.
If patient was a Resident of Long Term Care
Facility at Diagnostic Evaluation, indicate the
type of long term care facility.
What is the patient's current tobacco smoking
status?
Residence or Travel in countries other than the
United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand,
or countries in northern or western Europe for
>60 consecutive days at any point in the
patient's lifetime.
Was the patient identified during the contact
investigation around the likely source case?
If patient was identified during contact
investigation, was the patient evaluated for TB
during the contact investigation?
State case numbers for epidemiologically linked
cases
Date the initial treatment regimen was started
Choose all treatment administration types that
apply to the case, such as DOT, eDOT, or SAT.
Date Treatment or Therapy
Stopped
Treatment Started
Date treatment stopped
Initial LTBI Drug Regimen
If treatment was started indicate the initial LTBI
drug regimen.
If treatment was not started, what was the
primary reason LTBI treatment was not started?
Reason LTBI treatment stopped
Primary Reason LTBI
Treatment Not Started
Reason LTBI Treatment
Stopped
Was treatment started for LTBI?
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N/A
NTSS State Case Number
PHVS_AdverseEve
ntSeverity_TB
Usual Occupation
and Industry
Meets Binational
Reporting Criteria
Adverse Event Severity
Usual occupation and
industry
Does case meet binational
reporting criteria?
If patient developed TB from LTBI, list the NTSS
state case number
If treatment was stopped due to adverse event
from LTBI treatment indicate the severity.
TBD
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
STEC: 2 Data Elements
2 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for STEC. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and justification for the
addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: CDC would like to collect information about travel and epidemiologic exposure windows, and
would like to add 2 data elements with a numeric response option to obtain this information. The exact
timeframe for exposures can vary between states and it is necessary for CDC to know of the differences in
timeframe as this influences the analyses that can be conducted at CDC. Multiple states have already reported a
deviation from the recommended CDC timeframe during an external review of program data elements. By
adding in these two data elements, CDC will be better able to determine the relationships of travel and
epidemiologic exposure to illness and can work to create timeframe standards in the future.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
N/A
Specify Different Exposure
Window
If the epidemiologic exposure window used by
the jurisdiction is different from that stated in
the exposure questions, specify the time
interval in days here. Otherwise, leave blank.
N/A
Specify Different Travel
Exposure Window
If the travel exposure window used by the
jurisdiction is different from that stated in the
travel exposure questions, specify the time
interval in days here. Otherwise, leave blank.
Salmonellosis: 1 Data Element
1 new data element that was not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through non-substantive
change requests was added for Salmonellosis. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and justification for the
addition of the new data elements are below:
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Justification: CDC would like to collect information about the travel exposure window, and would like to add 1
data element with a numeric response option to obtain this information. The exact timeframe for exposures can
vary between states and it is necessary for CDC to know of the differences in timeframe as this influences the
analyses that can be conducted at CDC. Multiple states have already reported a deviation from the
recommended CDC timeframe during an external review of program data elements. By adding in this data
element CDC will be better able to determine the relationship of travel to illness and can work to create
timeframe standards in the future.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
N/A
Specify Different Travel
Exposure Window
If the travel exposure window used by the
jurisdiction is different from that stated in the
travel exposure questions, specify the time
interval in days here. Otherwise, leave blank.
Shigellosis: 4 Data Elements
4 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for Shigellosis. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and justification
for the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: CDC would like to collect information about domestic and international travel exposure. By
knowing travel history, CDC will be able to determine where a person may have been exposed to Shigella, which
is important for contact tracing, public health follow up, and understanding geographic patterns of disease and
antimicrobial resistance. The exact timeframe for exposures can vary between states and it is necessary for CDC
to know of the differences in timeframe as this influences the analyses that can be conducted at CDC. Multiple
states have already reported a deviation from the recommended CDC timeframe during an external review of
program data elements. By adding in these data elements CDC will be better able to determine the relationship
of travel to illness.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC Did The Case Travel
Domestically Prior To
Illness Onset?
Did the case patient travel domestically
within program specific timeframe?
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N/A
Specify Different Travel
Exposure Window
If the travel exposure window used by
the jurisdiction is different from that
stated in the travel exposure questions,
specify the time interval in days here.
Otherwise, leave blank.
PHVS_State_FIPS_5-2
Travel State
Domestic destination, state(s) traveled
to
PHVS_Country_ISO_3166-1
International
Destination(S) Of Recent
Travel
International destination or countries
the patient traveled to
Campylobacteriosis: 2 Data Elements
2 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for Campylobacteriosis. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and
justification for the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: CDC would like to distinguish cases that meet probable case criteria by epidemiologic linkage from
those that qualify by laboratory data. This is necessary to assist in outbreak detection and investigation and to
make appropriate adjustments to estimates of incidence and disease burden, as these types of probable cases
are handled differently.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
PHVS_YesNo_HL7_2x
Probable – Laboratory Diagnosed
Probable case is laboratory
diagnosed
PHVS_YesNo_HL7_2x
Probable – Epi Linked
Probable case is epi linked
Cryptosporidiosis: 1 Data Element
1 new data element that was not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through non-substantive
change requests were added for Cryptosporidiosis. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and justification for the
addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: CDC would like to collect information about the epidemiologic exposure window, and would like to
add 1 data element with a numeric response option to obtain this information. The exact timeframe for
exposures can vary between states and it is necessary for CDC to know of the differences in timeframe as this
influences the analyses that can be conducted at CDC. Multiple states have already reported a deviation from
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the recommended CDC timeframe during an external review of program data elements. By adding in this data
element CDC will be better able to determine the relationship of travel to illness and can work to create
timeframe standards in the future.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
N/A
Specify Different Exposure
Window
If the epidemiologic exposure
window used by the jurisdiction is
different from that stated in the
exposure questions, specify the
time interval in days here.
Otherwise, leave blank.
Cyclosporiasis: 3 Data Elements
3 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for Cyclosporiasis. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and
justification for the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: CDC would like to collect information about domestic travel exposure. By knowing travel history,
CDC will be able to determine where a person may have been exposed to Cyclosporiasis, which is important for
contact tracing, public health follow up, and understanding geographic patterns of disease and antimicrobial
resistance. Additionally, CDC would like to collect 2 numeric variables related to the travel exposure and
epidemiologic exposure timeframes. The exact timeframe for exposures can vary between states and it is
necessary for CDC to know of the differences in timeframe as this influences the analyses that can be conducted
at CDC. Multiple states have already reported a deviation from the recommended CDC timeframe during an
external review of program data elements. By adding in these data elements CDC will be better able to
determine the relationship of travel to illness.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
N/A
Specify Different Exposure
Window
If the epidemiologic exposure
window used by the jurisdiction is
different from that stated in the
exposure questions, specify the
time interval in days here.
Otherwise, leave blank.
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N/A
Specify Different Travel Exposure
Window
If the travel exposure window
used by the jurisdiction is different
from that stated in the travel
exposure questions, specify the
time interval in days here.
Otherwise, leave blank.
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Did The Case Travel Domestically
Prior To Illness Onset?
Did the case patient travel
domestically within program
specific timeframe?
Cholera: 1 Data Element
1 new data element that was not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through non-substantive
change requests was added for Cholera. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and justification for the addition
of these new data elements are below:
Justification: CDC would like to collect information about the epidemiologic exposure window, and would like to
add 1 data element with a numeric response option to obtain this information. The exact timeframe for
exposures can vary between states and it is necessary for CDC to know of the differences in timeframe as this
influences the analyses that can be conducted at CDC. Multiple states have already reported a deviation from
the recommended CDC timeframe during an external review of program data elements. By adding in this data
element CDC will be better able to determine the relationship of travel to illness and can work to create
timeframe standards in the future.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
N/A
Specify Different Exposure
Window
If the epidemiologic exposure
window used by the jurisdiction is
different from that stated in the
exposure questions, specify the
time interval in days here.
Otherwise, leave blank.
Vibriosis: 1 Data Element
1 new data element that was not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through non-substantive
change requests was added for Vibriosis. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and justification for the addition
of these new data elements are below:
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Justification: CDC would like to collect information about the epidemiologic exposure window, and would like to
add 1 data element with a numeric response option to obtain this information. The exact timeframe for
exposures can vary between states and it is necessary for CDC to know of the differences in timeframe as this
influences the analyses that can be conducted at CDC. Multiple states have already reported a deviation from
the recommended CDC timeframe during an external review of program data elements. By adding in this data
element CDC will be better able to determine the relationship of travel to illness and can work to create
timeframe standards in the future.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
N/A
Specify Different Exposure
Window
If the epidemiologic exposure
window used by the jurisdiction is
different from that stated in the
exposure questions, specify the
time interval in days here.
Otherwise, leave blank.
S. Typhi Infection: 4 Data Elements
4 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for S. Typhi Infection. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and
justification for the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: CDC would like to collect information about the travel exposure window, and would like to add 1
data element with a numeric response option to obtain this information. The exact timeframe for exposures can
vary between states and it is necessary for CDC to know of the differences in timeframe as this influences the
analyses that can be conducted at CDC. Multiple states have already reported a deviation from the
recommended CDC timeframe during an external review of program data elements. By adding the “Specify
Different Travel Exposure Window” data element, CDC will be better able to determine the relationship of travel
to illness and can work to create timeframe standards in the future. CDC would like to also collect the following
risk factors: (a) health care worker, (b) day care attendee and (c) day care worker as suggested by the position
statement.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
N/A
Specify Travel Different Exposure
Window
If the travel exposure window
used by the jurisdiction is different
from that stated in the travel
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exposure questions, specify the
time interval in days here.
Otherwise, leave blank.
TBD
Health care worker
Was the patient a health care
provider?
TBD
Day care attendee
Was the patient a day care
attendee?
TBD
Day care worker
Was the patient a day care
provider?
S. Paratyphi Infection: 60 Data Elements
60 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for S. Paratyphi Infection. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and
justification for the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: In addition to 56 data elements previously approved for Typhoid Fever (renamed S. Typhi in this
ICR) which are also necessary for national surveillance of S. Paratyphi infections, CDC would like to collect
information about the patient travel exposure window, and would like to add 1 data element, with a numeric
response option, to obtain this information. The calculation of the timeframe for exposures can vary between
states so it is necessary for CDC to know of the differences in timeframes since they can influence the data
analyses that can be conducted at CDC. During an external review of program data elements, multiple states
reported a deviation from the recommended CDC travel exposure timeframe. By adding the “Specify Different
Travel Exposure Window” data element, CDC will be better able to determine the relationship of travel to
illness, and can work to create timeframe standards in the future. CDC would also like to collect the following
risk factors: (a) health care worker, (b) day care attendee and (c) day care worker, as suggested by the 2018
CSTE position statement.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
TBD
Formtype
Type of form reported on
TBD
CDCNUM
CDC Number
TBD
StateEpiNumber
State Epi Number
TBD
SLABSID
State Lab Isolate ID Number
TBD
SLABSID2
State Lab Isolate ID Number 2, if another entry is
associated in NARMS data
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TBD
SpecNumber
NARMS Isolate Identification Number
TBD
SpecNumber2
NARMS Isolate Identification Number- for duplicate
sample from a single patient
TBD
SpecNumber3
NARMS Isolate Identification Number- for duplicate
sample from a single patient
TBD
Year
Year of report (based on date onset)
TBD
Date Entered
Date Form was entered into database
TBD
Date Rec CDC
Date Form was received to CDC
TBD
Name
First three letters of patient's last name
TBD
Foodhand
Work as foodhandler?
TBD
Citizen
U.S. Citizen?
TBD
Othcitzn
Other citizenship
TBD
Ill
Ill with paratyphoid fever?
TBD
Dtonset
Date of onset of Symptoms
TBD
Outcome
Outcome of case
TBD
Dtisol
Date Salmonella first isolated
TBD
Site
Sites of isolation
TBD
Othsite
Other site of isolation
TBD
Serotype
Serotype of isolate
TBD
Sensi
Was sensitivity testing done?
TBD
Ampr
Resistant to ampicillin?
TBD
Chlorr
Resistant to chloramphenicol?
TBD
Tmpsmxr
Resistant to trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole?
TBD
quinol
Resistant to fluoroquinolone on?
TBD
Ceft
Resistant to ceftriaxone?
TBD
outbreak
Did case occur as part of outbreak?
TBD
vac5yr
Vaccinated within 5 yrs?
TBD
stanvax
Standard Killed typhoid shot?
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TBD
yrstanvx
Year standard vaccine received
TBD
ty21vax
Oral Ty 21a or Vivotof four pill series?
TBD
yrty21
Year of Oral Ty 21a or Vivotof four pill series received
TBD
vicps
VICPS or Typhium VI shot?
TBD
yrvicps
Year VICPS or Typhium VI shot received
TBD
outus
Travel outside of US?
TBD
country1
Country 1 visited
TBD
country2
Country 2 visited
TBD
country3
Country 3 visited
TBD
country4
Country 4 visited
TBD
country1oth
Country 1 other
TBD
country2oth
Country 2 other
TBD
country3oth
Country 3 other
TBD
country4oth
Country 4 other
TBD
dtentus
Date of most return or entry in the US
TBD
business
Business is purpose of international travel?
TBD
tourism
Tourism is purpose of international travel?
TBD
visitfam
Visiting relatives or friends is purpose of international
travel?
TBD
immigrat
Immigration to the US is purpose of international travel?
TBD
othtrav
Other travel is purpose of international travel?
TBD
travreas
Reason for other travel
TBD
anycarr
Case traced to typhoid carrier?
TBD
prevcarr
Carrier previously known to health dept?
TBD
comment
Comments
TBD
dtform
Date PH Dept completed form
TBD
Specify Different Travel
Exposure Window
If the travel exposure window used by the jurisdiction is
different from that stated in the travel exposure
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questions, specify the time interval in days here.
Otherwise, leave blank.
TBD
Health care worker
Was the patient a health care provider?
TBD
Day care attendee
Was the patient a day care attendee?
TBD
Day care worker
Was the patient a day care provider?
Lyme disease: 7 Data Elements
7 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for Lyme disease. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and
justification for the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: The data elements included in this change request will contribute to enhanced surveillance efforts
on the part of the CDC program and allow the program to perform additional epidemiological analyses for Lyme
disease. The new data elements collect information about where exposure occurred, if symptom onset was
greater than 30 days before specimen collection date, and medication type, date and duration. The clinical
manifestation and clinical manifestation indicator data elements update how clinical information is collected.
Value Set Code
TBD
TBD
TBD
Data Element Name
Exposure in high incidence state
Did patient live in or visit a state
defined as high incidence within
30 days prior to onset of
symptoms?
Symptom onset greater than 30
days
Did onset of symptoms occur
more than 30 days prior to
diagnosis?
Clinical Manifestation
Clinical manifestation of Lyme
disease
Clinical Manifestation Indicator
For each clinical manifestation
reported, indicate whether the
subject developed the specified
manifestation as a result of the
illness.
Medication Administered
What antibiotic did the patient
receive for this episode?
TBD
TBD
Data Element Description
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TBD
Date Treatment or Therapy Started
Date the treatment or therapy
was initiated
Treatment Duration
Number of days the patient
actually took the antibiotic
referenced
TBD
Invasive Haemophilus influenzae Disease: 33 Data Elements
33 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for Invasive Haemophilus influenzae disease. Names, descriptions,
value set codes, and justification for the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: The inclusion of the Haemophilus influenzae disease specific elements will contribute to enhanced
surveillance efforts on the part of the CDC program and allow for timely public health action. Included variables
aim to identify secondary transmission of non-b H. influenzae, confirm laboratory testing conducted by the
states, link the laboratory data to epidemiological data, and provide vaccination information.
Value Set Code
Data Element
Name
Data Element Description
PHVS_InfectionType_RIBD
Bacterial
Infection
Syndrome
Pregnancy
Status at the
Time of First
Positive
Culture
Pregnancy
Outcome
Gestational
Age
Types of infection caused by organism
N/A
Birth Weight
If patient <1 month of age, indicate birth weight
PHVS_WeightUnit_UCUM
Birth Weight
Units
Birth Weight Units
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Previous
Contact With
Hib Disease
Hib Contact
Type
Is there a known previous contact(s) with Hib disease
within the preceding two months?
PHVS_PregnacyStatus_RIBD
PHVS_FetalOutcome_RIBD
N/A
PHVS_ContactType_RIBD
At the time of first positive culture, was the patient
pregnant or postpartum? (The postpartum period is
defined as the 30 days following a delivery or
miscarriage)
If pregnant or postpartum, what was the outcome of
fetus?
If patient <1 month of age, indicate gestational age (in
weeks)
Type of previous contact(s) with Hib disease within
the preceding two months.
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PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_ContactType_RIBD
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
N/A
PHVS_FormStatus_RIBD
N/A
Previous
Contact With
Non-b or
Nontypeable
H. influenzae
Case
Non-b or
Nontypeable
Contact Type
Recurrent
Disease with
Same
Pathogen
Previous State
ID (Recurrent
Case)
Case Report
Form Status
Illness Onset
Age
Did patient have known previous contact(s) with a
non-b or nontypeable case of H. influenzae disease
within the preceding 2 months?
Specify type of contact(s) with non-b or nontypeable
case of H. influenzae
Does this case have recurrent disease with the same
pathogen? (For Streptococcus pneumoniae, the
specimen from the current case must have been
isolated 8 or more days after any previous case due to
the same pathogen. For all other pathogens, the
specimen from the current case must have been
isolated 30 or more days after any previous case due
to the same pathogen.)
StateID of 1st occurrence for this pathogen and
person.
Case Report Form Status
Illness onset age
PHVS_AgeUnit_UCUM
Illness Onset
Age Units
Illness onset age units
PHVS_ResidenceLocation_RIBD
Residence
Where was the patient a resident at time of initial
culture?
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Premature at birth (for children ≤2 years old)
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Premature
Infant
Epi-Linked to a
LaboratoryConfirmed
Case
ABCs Case
N/A
ABCs State ID
ABCs State ID
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Laboratory
Testing
Performed
Laboratory
Confirmed
Was laboratory testing done to confirm the
diagnosis?
Test
Manufacturer
Test Manufacturer
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
N/A
Is this case epi-linked to a laboratory-confirmed case?
ABCs case
Was the case laboratory confirmed?
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N/A
Lab Accession
Number
Lab Accession Number (including CDC Lab ID)
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Did the
Subject Ever
Receive a
Vaccine
Against This
Disease
Date of Last
Dose Prior to
Illness Onset
Vaccination
Doses Prior to
Onset
Vaccine
History
Comments
Age at
Vaccination
Did the subject ever receive a vaccine against this
disease?
Age at
Vaccination
Units
Vaccine
History
Information
Source
Vaccine
Information
Source
Indicator
Susceptibility
Test
The age units of the person at the time the vaccine
was given
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
PHVS_AgeUnit_UCUM
PHVS_InformationSource_RIBD
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Date of last vaccine dose against this disease prior to
illness onset
Number of vaccine doses against this disease prior to
illness onset
Vaccine History Comments
The persons age at the time the vaccine was given
What sources were used for vaccination history?
Vaccination History Information Source Indicator
Was any susceptibility data available?
Meningococcal Disease: 37 Data Elements
37 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for meningococcal disease. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and
justification for the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: The inclusion of meningococcal disease specific elements will contribute to enhanced surveillance
efforts on the part of the CDC program and allow for timely public health action. Included variables aim to
evaluate the effectiveness of routine public health management of meningococcal disease cases, define the
population at increased risk of meningococcal disease, assess the impact vaccine recommendations, link the
laboratory data to epidemiological data, and monitor resistance.
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Value Set Code
Data Element
Name
Data Element Description
PHVS_InfectionType_RIBD
Bacterial
Infection
Syndrome
Gestational
Age
Birth Weight
Types of infection caused by organism
N/A
N/A
PHVS_WeightUnit_UCUM
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
N/A
Birth Weight
Units
Secondary Case
Recurrent
Disease with
Same Pathogen
PHVS_HIVStatus_STD
Previous State
ID (Recurrent
Case)
Case Report
Form Status
Had Sex with a
Male within
the Past 12
Months
Had Sex with a
Female within
the Past 12
Months
Number of
Male Sexual
Partners
HIV Status
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Homeless
PHVS_SignsSymptoms_RIBD
Signs and
Symptoms
PHVS_FormStatus_RIBD
PHVS_YNRD_CDC
PHVS_YNRD_CDC
N/A
If patient <1 month of age, indicate gestational
age (in weeks)
If patient <1 month of age, indicate birth
weight (grams)
Birth Weight Units
Is this a secondary case?
Does this case have recurrent disease with the
same pathogen? (For Streptococcus
pneumoniae, the specimen from the current
case must have been isolated 8 or more days
after any previous case due to the same
pathogen. For all other pathogens, the
specimen from the current case must have
been isolated 30 or more days after any
previous case due to the same pathogen.)
StateID of 1st occurrence for this pathogen
and person.
Case Report Form Status
Had sex with a male within the past 12
months?
Had sex with a female within the past 12
months?
In the 3 months prior to the onset of
symptoms, number of male sex partners the
person had?
Documented or self-reported HIV status at the
time of event
Was the patient homeless at time of symptom
onset?
Indicate what symptoms of interest the patient
had during the course of the illness
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PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Signs and
Symptoms
Indicator
Eculizumab
Indicator for associated sign and symptom
Was the patient taking eculizumab/Soliris at
the time of disease onset?
Illness onset age
N/A
Illness Onset
Age
PHVS_AgeUnit_UCUM
Illness Onset
Age Units
Illness onset age units
PHVS_ResidenceLocation_RIBD
Residence
Where was the patient a resident at time of
initial culture?
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Is this case epi-linked to a laboratoryconfirmed case?
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Epi-Linked to a
LaboratoryConfirmed
Case
ABCS Case
N/A
ABCS State ID
ABCS State ID
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Laboratory
Testing
Performed
Laboratory
Confirmed
Was laboratory testing done to confirm the
diagnosis?
Serogroup
Method
Test
Manufacturer
Lab Accession
Number
Susceptibility
Test
Did the Subject
Ever Receive a
Vaccine Against
This Disease
Date of Last
Dose Prior to
Illness Onset
Vaccination
Doses Prior to
Onset
Vaccine History
Comments
Vaccine Name
Serogroup method
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_SerogroupMethod_RIBD
N/A
N/A
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
ABCs Case
Was the case laboratory confirmed?
Test Manufacturer
Lab Accession Number (including CDC Lab ID)
Was any susceptibility data available?
Did the subject ever receive a vaccine against
this disease?
Date of last vaccine dose against this disease
prior to illness onset
Number of vaccine doses against this disease
prior to illness onset
Vaccine History Comments
Vaccine Name
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N/A
PHVS_AgeUnit_UCUM
PHVS_InformationSource_RIBD
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Age at
Vaccination
Age at
Vaccination
Units
Vaccine History
Information
Source
Vaccine
Information
Source
Indicator
The persons age at the time the vaccine was
given
The age units of the person at the time the
vaccine was given
What sources were used for vaccination
history?
Vaccination History Information Source
Indicator
Invasive Pneumococcal Disease: 32 Data Elements
32 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for Invasive Pneumococcal Disease. Names, descriptions, value set
codes, and justification for the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: The inclusion of Invasive Pneumococcal Disease-specific elements will contribute to enhanced
surveillance efforts on the part of the CDC program and allow for timely public health action. Included data
elements aim to identify risk factors such as daycare facilities, underlying conditions and illness onset, risk
factors for infection, determine disease severity and how the case was discovered, vaccination information and
monitor for resistance.
Value Set Code
Data Element Data Element Description
Name
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
In Day Care
Does this patient attend a day care facility?
PHVS_UnderlyingConditions_RIBD
Underlying
Condition(s)
Listing of underlying causes or prior
illnesses
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Underlying
Conditions
Indicator
Illness Onset
Age
Illness Onset
Age Units
Hospital ICU
Underlying Conditions Indicator
N/A
PHVS_AgeUnit_UCUM
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
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Illness onset age
Illness onset age units
During any part of the hospitalization, did
the subject stay in an Intensive Care Unit
(ICU) or a Critical Care Unit (CCU)
PHVS_ResidenceLocation_RIBD
Residence
Where was the patient a resident at time
of initial culture?
PHVS_PregnacyStatus_RIBD
Pregnancy
Status at the
Time of First
Positive
Culture
Pregnancy
Outcome
Gestational
Age
Birth Weight
At the time of first positive culture, was
the patient pregnant or postpartum? (The
postpartum period is defined as the 30
days following a delivery or miscarriage)
PHVS_FetalOutcome_RIBD
N/A
N/A
PHVS_WeightUnit_UCUM
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_InsuranceType_RIBD
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
N/A
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
N/A
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Birth Weight
Units
Premature
Infant
Insurance
Epi-Linked to
a LaboratoryConfirmed or
Probable
Case
ABCs Case
ABCs State ID
Recurrent
Disease with
Same
Pathogen
Previous
State ID
(Recurrent
Case)
Laboratory
Testing
Performed
Laboratory
Confirmed
If pregnant or postpartum, what was the
outcome of fetus?
If patient <1 month of age, indicate
gestational age (in weeks)
If patient <1 month of age, indicate birth
Weight
Birth Weight Units
Premature at birth (for children ≤2 years
old)
Insurance
Is this case Epi linked to a confirmed or
probable case?
ABCs case
ABCs State ID
Does this case have recurrent disease with
the same pathogen? (For Streptococcus
pneumoniae, the specimen from the
current case must have been isolated 8 or
more days after any previous case due to
the same pathogen. For all other
pathogens, the specimen from the current
case must have been isolated 30 or more
days after any previous case due to the
same pathogen.)
StateID of 1st occurrence for this pathogen
and person.
Was laboratory testing done to confirm
the diagnosis?
Was the case laboratory confirmed?
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N/A
N/A
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
PHVS_AgeUnit_UCUM
PHVS_InformationSource_RIBD
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Test
Manufacturer
Lab Accession
Number
Did the
Subject Ever
Receive a
Vaccine
Against This
Disease
Date of Last
Dose Prior to
Illness Onset
Vaccination
Doses Prior
to Onset
Vaccine
History
Comments
Age at
Vaccination
Age at
Vaccination
Units
Vaccine
History
Information
Source
Vaccine
Information
Source
Indicator
Susceptibility
Test
Test Manufacturer
Lab Accession Number (including CDC Lab
ID)
Did the subject ever receive a vaccine
against this disease?
Date of last vaccine dose against this
disease prior to illness onset
Number of vaccine doses against this
disease prior to illness onset
Vaccine History Comments
The persons age at the time the vaccine
was given
The age units of the person at the time the
vaccine was given
What sources were used for vaccination
history?
Vaccination History Information Source
Indicator
Was any susceptibility data available?
Psittacosis: 27 new data elements
27 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for Psittacosis. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and
justification for the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: The inclusion of the Psittacosis disease-specific elements will contribute to enhanced
surveillance efforts on the part of the CDC program and allow for timely public health action. New
data elements include patient signs, symptoms, treatment, and exposure history to identify underlying
risk factors. Additional elements address current challenges with diagnostic testing and prevention
and control strategies.
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Value Set Code
Data Element
Name
Data Element Description
PHVS_SignsSymptoms_RIBD
Signs and
Symptoms
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Signs and
Symptoms
Indicator
Highest
Measured
Temperature
Temperature
Units
Antibiotics
given
Treatment
Start Date
Treatment
End Date
Treatment
Duration
Indicate what symptoms of interest
the patient had during the course of
the illness
Indicator for associated sign and
symptom
N/A
PHVS_TemperatureUnit_UCUM
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
N/A
N/A
N/A
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Hospital ICU
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Laboratory
Testing
Performed
Laboratory
Confirmed
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
N/A
PHVS_SpecimenSite_RIBD
N/A
N/A
Test
Manufacturer
Autopsy
Specimen
Type
Autopsy
Result
Date of
Autopsy
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What was the subject's highest
measured temperature during this
illness?
Units for highest measured
temperature
Did the subject take antibiotics as
treatment for this illness?
Start date of antibiotic
Stop date of antibiotic
Number of days the patient actually
took the antibiotic
During any part of the hospitalization,
did the subject stay in an Intensive
Care Unit (ICU) or a Critical Care Unit
(CCU)?
Was laboratory testing done to
confirm the diagnosis?
Was the case laboratory confirmed?
Test Manufacturer
Type of autopsy specimen
Autopsy result
Date of autopsy (date autopsy
specimen collected)
N/A
Autopsy
Laboratory
Name
PHVS_Industry_CDC_Census2010
Industry at
Date of Onset
PHVS_PersonalProtectiveEquipment_RIBD
Personal
Protective
Equipment
PHVS_RespiratoryProtectiveEquipment_RIBD Respiratory
Protective
Equipment
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Annual
Respirator Fit
Testing and
Training
PHVS_GloveMaterial_RIBD
Glove
Material
PHVS_ContactType_RIBD
Contact Type
PHVS_BirdType_RIBD
Bird Type
N/A
Bird Species
N/A
Number of
Birds
Illness Onset
Age
Illness Onset
Age Units
N/A
PHVS_AgeUnit_UCUM
Autopsy Laboratory Name
Industry at date of onset
At the time of exposure, which of the
following personal protective
equipment was used by the patient?
If respiratory protective equipment
was used at the time of exposure,
specify what kind
Does the patient get annual respirator
fit testing and training?
If gloves were used, specify glove
material
Indicate which of the following
contacts patient had during 5 weeks
prior to onset
What type of bird did the patient have
contact with during the 5 weeks prior
to onset?
Bird species
Approximate number of birds
Illness onset age
Illness onset age units
Legionellosis: 38 Data Elements
38 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for Legionellosis. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and
justification for the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: The inclusion of these disease specific elements for Legionellosis will contribute to enhanced
surveillance efforts on the part of the CDC program and allow for timely public health action. Included variables
aim to better characterize patient's exposure history, identify underlying risk factors, and confirm whether the
patient sample was taken during the acute or convalescent phase, which is required to satisfy the case
definition.
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Value Set Code
Data Element
Name
Data Element Description
N/A
Illness Onset
Age
Age at illness onset
PHVS_AgeUnit_UCUM
Illness Onset
Age Units
Age units at illness onset
N/A
Accommodation
Comments
Address of
Healthcare
Facility
Zip Code of
Healthcare
Facility
Healthcare
Setting
Exposure
Comments
Healthcare
Facility Water
Management
Program
Street Address
of
Assisted/Senior
Living Facility
Zip Code of
Assisted/Senior
Living Facility
Assisted/Senior
Living Facility
Comments
Assisted/Senior
Living Facility
Water
Management
Program
Exposure
Comments or information about nights away
from home not collected elsewhere
Street Address of healthcare facility visited by
the patient in the 10 days before onset
Exposure
Indicator
Exposure Indicator
N/A
N/A
N/A
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
N/A
N/A
N/A
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_LegionellaExposure_RIBD
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
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Zip code of healthcare facility visited by the
patient in the 10 days before onset
Comments or information about healthcare
setting exposure not collected elsewhere
Did the healthcare facility have a water
management program to reduce the risk of
Legionella growth and spread in place?
Street address of assisted/senior living facility
visited/lived in by the patient during exposure
Zip code of assisted/senior living facility
visited/lived in by the patient during exposure
Comments or information about
assisted/senior living facility exposure not
collected elsewhere
Did the assisted/senior living facility have a
water management program to reduce the
risk of Legionella growth and spread in place?
Was the patient exposed to any of the
following during the 10 days prior to onset?
N/A
Location of
Exposure
Location of exposure (e.g. facility name, city ,
state)
N/A
Date(s) of
Exposure
Date(s) of exposure
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Recent Cruise
Travel
Name of
Cruiseline
Name of Ship
Cruise
Departure City
Cruise
Departure State
Cruise
Departure
Country
Date of Cruise
Departure
Cruise Return
City
Cruise Return
State
Cruise Return
Country
Date of Cruise
Return
Cabin Number
Port of Call City
Port of Call
Country
Port of Call
State
Port of Call Date
CDC NORS
Outbreak ID#
Did Underlying
Condition(s)
Exist
Underlying
Condition(s)
Underlying
Conditions
Indicator
In the 10 days before onset, did patient take a
cruise?
Name of cruiseline patient sailed with
PHVS_CruiseLine_RIBD
N/A
N/A
PHVS_State_FIPS_5-2
PHVS_Country_ISO_3166-1
N/A
N/A
PHVS_State_FIPS_5-2
PHVS_Country_ISO_3166-1
N/A
N/A
N/A
PHVS_Country_ISO_3166-1
PHVS_State_FIPS_5-2
N/A
N/A
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
PHVS_UnderlyingConditions_RIBD
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
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Name of ship patient sailed on
Cruise departure city
Cruise departure state
Cruise departure country
Cruise departure date
Cruise return city
Cruise return state
Cruise return country
Cruise return date
Patient's cruise ship cabin number
Port of call city
Port of call country
Port of call state
Date for port of call
CDC National Outbreak Reporting System
(NORS) Outbreak ID#
Did the patient have any underlying causes or
prior illnesses?
Listing of underlying causes or prior illnesses
Underlying conditions indicator
PHVS_TiterTestType_RIBD
Titer Test Type
N/A
Test
Manufacturer
Test Brand
Name
N/A
If this is a titer, indicate if this is an
initial/acute or convalescent titer (Titer Test
Type)
Test Manufacturer
Test Brand Name
TBRD: 35 Data Elements
35 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for TBRD. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and justification for
the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: These new data elements will contribute to enhanced surveillance efforts on the part of the CDC
program and allow the program to perform additional epidemiological analyses for TBRD. The data elements
Physician Name and Physician Phone are collected on case-patients to inform prevention and control efforts,
allowing for targeted outreach to at-risk populations. The CSTE position statements for TBRD surveillance
indicates clinical manifestation criteria for the diagnosis and classification of cases. The information collected by
Clinical Manifestation and Clinical Manifestation Indicator are key data elements of the case definitions and is
essential both for case management and surveillance. Data elements Experienced Complication and Type of
Complication are collected as markers of severity and are used to assess the burden of TBRD. The Patient
Immunocompromised data element collects information on immune status of cases. Patients who are
immunocompromised have been shown to be more likely to have severe illness and complications from TBRD,
and these data are used to assess burden of TBRD. Treatment Drug Indicator, Medication Administered, Date
Treatment or Therapy Started, and Treatment Duration data elements are collected to determine healthcare
provider awareness and knowledge of these potentially fatal conditions. Risk factor data elements (Occupation
related to exposure, Travel, International Destination(s) of Recent Travel, Travel State, Travel Country, Date of
Arrival to Travel Destination, Date of Departure from Travel Destination, Tick Bite Location, Tick Bite Date) are
needed to provide information on the temporal, geographic, and demographic occurrence of TBRD to facilitate
its prevention and control. There have been known cases of transfusion- and transplant-related cases of TBRD.
Data elements related to blood product transfusions, organ transplants, and blood donations (Blood
Transfusion, Blood Transfusion Date, Transfusion Associated, Transfused Product, Organ Transplant, Transplant
type, Transplant Date, Transplant Associated infection, Blood Donor, Blood Donation Date, Blood Donor
Implicated During Investigation, Donated Product, Blood bank notified) are needed to inform decisions
regarding blood screening policies that may be developed, as well as other intervention strategies. There have
been documented cases of TBRD co-infections with Lyme and Babesiosis. The Co-infection and Co-infection type
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data elements are needed to provide information on the temporal, geographic, and demographic occurrence of
these co-infections to facilitate its prevention and control.
Value Set Code
Data Element Name
Data Element Description
TBD
Physician Name
TBD
Physician Phone
Name of subject's clinician/provider of care
Provide the name in the following format:
,
Phone number of subject's clinician/provider
of care
TBD
Clinical Manifestation
Clinical manifestation of TBRD
TBD
Clinical Manifestation
Indicator
TBD
Experienced
Complication
For each clinical manifestation reported,
indicate (YNU) whether the subject
developed the specified manifestation as a
result of the illness.
Did the subject experience any complications
due to this episode?
TBD
Type of Complication
TBD
Patient
At the time of diagnosis, was the subject
Immunocompromised immunocompromised?
TBD
Treatment Drug
Indicator
Did the subject receive antimicrobial
treatment for this infection?
TBD
Medication
Administered
What antibiotic did the patient receive for
this episode?
TBD
Date Treatment or
Therapy Started
Date the treatment was initiated
TBD
Treatment Duration
Number of days the patient actually took the
antibiotic referenced
TBD
Occupation related to
exposure
Is the subject's current occupation related to
the exposure?
TBD
Travel
TBD
TBD
International
Destination(s) of
Recent Travel
Travel State
In the two weeks before symptom onset or
diagnosis (use earlier date), did the subject
travel out of their county, state, or country of
residence?
International destination, countries traveled
to
TBD
Travel County
If the subject experienced complications due
to this episode, what was the complication?
Domestic destination, state(s) traveled to
Intrastate destination, counties traveled to
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TBD
Date of Arrival to
Travel Destination
If the subject traveled, when did they arrive
to their travel destination?
TBD
If the subject traveled, when did they depart
from their travel destination?
TBD
Date of Departure
from Travel
Destination
Tick Bite Location
TBD
Tick Bite Date
If subject noticed tick bite, when did the bite
occur?
TBD
Blood Transfusion
TBD
Blood Transfusion
Date
In the year before symptom onset or
diagnosis (use earlier date), did the subject
receive a blood transfusion?
Date(s) of blood transfusion(s)
TBD
Transfusion
Associated
Was the subject’s infection transfusion
associated?
TBD
Transfused Product
TBD
Organ Transplant
TBD
Transplant type
If a transfused blood product was implicated
in an investigation, specify which type(s) of
product.
In the year before symptom onset or
diagnosis (use earlier date), did the subject
receive an organ transplant(s)?
If the subject received an organ transplant,
what was the organ?
TBD
Transplant date
Date(s) of organ transplant(s)
TBD
Transplant associated
infection
Was the subject's infection transplantrelated?
TBD
Blood Donor
Did the subject donate blood in the 30 days
prior to symptom onset?
TBD
Blood Donation Date
Date(s) of blood donation(s)
TBD
Blood Donor
Implicated During
Investigation
TBD
Donated Product
TBD
Blood bank notified
Was the subject a blood donor identified
during a transfusion investigation (i.e., had
positive test results and was linked to an
infected recipient)?
If a donated blood product was implicated in
an investigation, specify which type(s) of
product.
Was the blood bank/hospital/transplant
service notified?
TBD
Co-infection
Was the subject diagnosed with a coinfection?
TBD
Co-infection type
Specify coinfection
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If subject noticed tick bite, where did the bite
occur (geographic location)?
Hepatitis: 5 Data Elements
5 new data elements that were not included in the previously reviewed ICR or approved through nonsubstantive change requests were added for Hepatitis. Names, descriptions, value set codes, and justification for
the addition of these new data elements are below:
Justification: The inclusion of these disease specific elements for Hepatitis A will contribute to enhanced
surveillance efforts on the part of the CDC program and allow for timely public health action. Included variables
aim to better characterize patient's status and identify an underlying risk factor, which is required to satisfy the
case definition:
Value Set Code
Data Element
Name
Data Element Description
PHVS_LabTestResultQualitative_CDC
hepatitis A RNA
Nucleic acid amplification test (NAAT; such as
PCR or genotyping) for hepatitis A virus RNA
N/A
Date of hepatitis
A RNA test
Date of hepatitis A RNA test
N/A
Total bilirubin
Total bilirubin levels
N/A
Date of bilirubin
test
Date of bilirubin test
PHVS_YesNoUnknown_CDC
Experienced
homelessness
In the 2-6 weeks prior to symptom onset, was
the patient homeless?
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