COVID-19 Program
Communicable Disease Control Resources for Health Care Professionals
New-Brunswick Respiratory Season Program
- Respiratory Illness Reports
- New Brunswick 2023-2024 Respiratory Season Vaccine Guide
- Immunization Record Template
- New Brunswick Long-Term Care Facility Respiratory Outbreak Surveillance Form
- Consent form for Influenza, Pneumoccocal and COVID-19 Vaccines
- Management of Infection and Outbreak due to Viral Respiratory Illness in Nursing Homes
- Management of Infections and Outbreaks due to Viral Respiratory Illnesses in Adult Residential Facilities
Influenza Program
Pneumococcal Disease Program
New Brunswick Sentinel Practitioners Respiratory Network (NB-SPRN)
Communicable Disease Outbreak Updates and Information
Ebola Virus Disease
Health professionals are encouraged to visit their respective RHA intranet for EVD protocols and guides.
Lyme Disease
Measles
Mpox
Rabies
Syphilis
Tuberculosis
Notifiable Diseases and Reportable Events
The New Brunswick Reportable Diseases and Events Guide provides policies, program standards and guidelines for Regional Public Health in the prevention and control of reportable diseases and events. The guide is intended to be used in conjunction with other resources, including national standards of practice, scientific literature, evidence informed practice, and expert advice of the Medical Officers of Health.
The New Brunswick Reportable Diseases and Events Guide is updated regularly to reflect changes in evidence and resources.
Poster
Reports
Immunization reports
- Immunization Report – school years 2020-2021 to 2022-2023
- Immunization Report – school year 2019/2020
- Immunization Report – school year 2018/2019
- Immunization Report – school year 2017/2018
- Immunization Report – school year 2016/2017
- Immunization Report – school year 2015/2016
- Immunization Report – school years 2012/13 to 2014/15
- New Brunswick Communicable Diseases 2021
- New Brunswick Communicable Diseases 2020
- New Brunswick Communicable Diseases 2018
- New Brunswick Communicable Diseases 2017
- New Brunswick Communicable Diseases 2016
- New Brunswick Communicable Diseases 2015
- New Brunswick Communicable Diseases 2014
- New Brunswick Communicable Diseases 2013
- New Brunswick Communicable Diseases 2012
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Epidemiology and Surveillance
Epidemiology is the study of health and illness and associated factors at the population level
Protect your patients. Protect yourself.
The best protection against seasonal influenza is the flu vaccine. If you are immunized, you reduce the risk of passing on seasonal influenza to others. Get the flu vaccine.
Stay up to date with your COVID-19 vaccinations.
COVID-19 vaccines remain an essential first defense against serious illness and death from COVID-19. Get your vaccine now.