EbolaAlert Screen

1/3

Who is screening?

Clinician / nurse

Pharmacy / PPMV

Other frontline

2/3

Ask from at least one metre away. Ebola symptoms appear 2 to 21 days after exposure.

Travel — been in or passed through

Contact

Close contact with a confirmed or suspected Ebola caseLived with, cared for, shared transport, or touched their body fluids or linen

Close contact with someone who was ill after travel to an area on the listFever, vomiting, diarrhoea or bleeding

Attended a funeral or handled the body of someone who died of an unexplained illness

Is a health worker who cared for a febrile patient from an affected area without full PPE

Has been told by NCDC or a state surveillance team that they are a contact

Not sure, or the person cannot give a clear history

Date of last exposure (if known)

3/3

Fever means 38.0 °C or above, or a history of feeling hot in the past few days.

Fever

Unexplained bleeding or bruisingGums, nose, eyes, vomit, stool, injection sites

Date symptoms started

For the call

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Age

Sex

Facility or pharmacy

LGA, State

Your callback number

Where is the person now?

Result

The result updates as you tick boxes.

6232 NCDC toll-free line, 24 hours, 7 days. Dial from any network.

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