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Reporting Requirements
MDSS (Michigan Disease Surveillance System) TB Reporting & Data Entry
- MDSS Suspect/Active TB Case Reporting Guide: This guide reviews the process for reporting suspect and active cases of tuberculosis using the MDSS.
- 2020 RVCT Reference Manual: This manual was developed by the CDC to guide completion of the 2020 RVCT (Report of Verified Case of Tuberculosis) form.
- 2020 RVCT MDSS Training Slides: This PowerPoint presentation was created to teach those with MDSS access how to fill in the 2020 RVCT form accurately and completely in MDSS.
Tuberculosis is a reportable disease, and physicians must report cases of TB within 24 hours of diagnosis or discovery to their local health department. You can visit the Local Health Department Maps page to find the information on your local health department.
Please visit the Communicable Disease Information and Resources page for more information on communicable disease reporting in Michigan. This page also contains links to the most recent MDHHS Brick Book and list of reportable diseases in Michigan.