Infectious diseases; notification

Please use the online service via the button above to report notifiable diseases in accordance with Section 34 of the Infection Protection Act.

To contact the responsible office, please use the secure contact form or the encrypted e-mail. Both services can also be accessed via the buttons above.

You will find the following documents under Forms:

• Doctor's notification form: Notifiable disease according to §§ 6, 8, 9 IfSG.
• Laboratory notification form: Detection of pathogens according to §§ 7, 8, 9 IfSG.
• Notification form for Lyme borreliosis.
• Notification form for community facilities: Notifiable diseases according to § 34 Infection Protection Act.
• Recommendation for re-admission to community facilities.

You will also find a link to the RKI page "Recommendations for re-admission to community facilities" under the further links.

• Doctor's notification form: Notifiable disease according to §§ 6, 8, 9 IfSG
• Recommendation for re-admission to community facilities
• Laboratory notification form: Detection of pathogens according to §§ 7, 8, 9 IfSG
• Notification form for Lyme borreliosis

  in accordance with the Ordinance on the Extension of the Obligation to Report Other Communicable Diseases or Pathogens of January 23, 2013 (form for the doctor)

• Notification forms of the RKI according to § 7 paragraph 3 IfSG
• Notification form for community facilities: Notifiable diseases according to § 34 Infection Protection Act
• Notification forms from the Bavarian State Office for Health and Food Safety in accordance with the Infection Protection Act
• Transmission forms for health authorities for notifiable diseases (only to be completed by health authorities!)

• Recommendation for re-admission to community facilities

  In community facilities such as schools and daycare centers, infants, children and adolescents come into close contact with each other and the staff caring for them on a daily basis. Close contact favors the transmission of pathogens. In addition, certain diseases sometimes cause particularly severe courses of illness in children. For this reason, the Infection Protection Act (IfSG) provides for special regulations for children and adults caring for them in communal facilities.