Communicable Diseases Quarterly Reports HIV and AIDS services and programs Epidemiology Program Medical Marijuana ID Card Program Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) Control Program Tuberculosis (TB) Control Program Disease Control and Prevention Disease Control and Prevention (DCP) is part of the Public Health Division of the San Mateo County Health Department. The unit is a collection of health professionals including infection control and public health nurses, communicable disease investigators, epidemiologists, community workers, physicians and administrative staff. DCP core functions are to: - Maintain surveillance of all cases of infectious disease in San Mateo County - Investigate and follow-up reported diseases to ensure that treatment has been obtained and to prevent secondary cases - Provide education and training on infectious diseases and preventative measures DCP staff also provide information and respond to questions from people in the community. Communicable Diseases Quarterly Reports Communicable Diseases Quarterly Report, Issue No. 2, Data to December 31, 2007 [PDF] Communicable Diseases Quarterly Report, Issue No. 1, Data to September 30, 2007 [PDF] Report a disease & get your questions answered You may view general information on diseases we are commonly asked about. To report a disease or get your questions answered, please call our office at (650) 573-2346. Assistance is available Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM through 5:00 PM. Reporting forms can be faxed to (650) 573-2919 anytime. After hours, for emergencies only, call (650) 363-4981. Downloadable Forms for Providers and Laboratories DHS Mandatory Lab Reporting [PDF] Confidential Morbidity Report (CMR) [PDF] HIV Reporting Form: Adult [PDF] | Pediatric [PDF]  Animal Bite Report Form [PDF] Site Disclaimer: The information on this website is true and accurate to the knowledge of DCP staff. It is provided as a public service and should not be used as a substitute for information from your health care provider. San Mateo County Health Department cannot be liable for information found in links to external organizations. Linked external organizations are believed to be reliable sources of health information, but San Mateo County is not liable for the content of external web sites. Updated: 12/5/07