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General by Shaily Krishan ·

✨ RCKMS rules issue impacting reportability for 6 conditions (FYSA)

Hello everyone,

Please see the attached document with a description of the RCKMS rules issues impacting the volume of reportability for six conditions due to a change in the concept codes and value set mappings. Please note that the issues have been fully resolved as of March 14, and this information is being shared for your situational awareness.

The RCKMS / eCR teams will reach out to the affected jurisdictions regarding impact and recommended next step actions. If you have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to your Authoring Support Associate or submit a RedCap ticket

RCKMS Issue March 2023.docx 17.5 KB • Download

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Phyllis Morris, Laboratory Liaison at Virginia Department of Health Phyllis Morris, Laboratory Liaison
Hi-

I'm sorry, I am having an issue with the attachment download where I receive a 404 Server Error, the document cannot be found.

Can you recheck the download link or just let me know what the six conditions were that were affected?

Thanks.

~P


Phyllis Morris

Laboratory Liaison
Office of Epidemiology, Division of Disease Prevention, HIV and Hepatitis Surveillance

Phone: (804) 864-8000; Fax: (804) 864-8052

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Please do not reply to this email with any patient identifying information including Name, DOB, phone number, address or medical record number. Please call my confidential line at (804) 864-8000 to coordinate any data exchange. Thank you.
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Shahidah Williams, Senior Program Analyst at CSTE Shahidah Williams, Senior Program Analyst
Hi Phyllis,

I'm not sure why the document is not downloading for you, but I will send it to you via email. I'm also including the details for the 6 conditions here...


6 Conditions Impacted (If they were republished)
1.       COVID-19 - 2/9/23 – 3/10/23, depending on if and/or when the jurisdiction published 
2.       Arboviral - 2/9/23 – 3/10/23, depending on if and/or when the jurisdiction published
3.       Zika Virus - 2/9/23 – 3/10/23, depending on if and/or when the jurisdiction published
4.       Psittacosis - 1/6/2023 – 3/14/23, depending on if and/or when the jurisdiction published
5.       Gonorrhea - 1/6/2023 – 3/14/23, depending on if and/or when the jurisdiction published
6.       Chlamydia - 1/6/2023 – 3/14/23, depending on if and/or when the jurisdiction published
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Shamim Ahmed, Information technology (IT) staff at Texas Department of State Health Services Shamim Ahmed, Information technology (IT) staff
Hi Phyllis,

Is this message for me? Are you connecting to a web server provided by TX DSHS. What is the URL of the server?

Thank You,

Shamim Ahmed
System Analyst VI
Informatics/ NEDSS Group|Laboratory and Infectious Disease Services Division
T-306.5; MC 1946
Phone: 512-776-2792
Email: Shamim.Ahmed@dshs.texas.gov<mailto:Shamim.Ahmed@dshs.texas.gov>

CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This email and the information contained in it relate to cases or suspected cases of diseases or health conditions and is confidential pursuant to Tex. Health & Safety Code § 81.046. Forwarding or otherwise distributing (either electronically or in print) to unauthorized individuals is prohibited.
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Phyllis Morris, Laboratory Liaison at Virginia Department of Health Phyllis Morris, Laboratory Liaison
No, I'm sorry, hit the wrong name.

~P


Phyllis Morris

Laboratory Liaison
Office of Epidemiology, Division of Disease Prevention, HIV and Hepatitis Surveillance

Phone: (804) 864-8000; Fax: (804) 864-8052

Facebook<http://www.facebook.com/VDHgov> | Twitter<https://twitter.com/vdhgov> | YouTube<https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKhLlujgbrx7hsyH5cXTnKQ> | LinkedIn<https://www.linkedin.com/company/virginia-department-of-health>

Virginia Department of Health
109 Governor Street
Richmond, VA 23219

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Please do not reply to this email with any patient identifying information including Name, DOB, phone number, address or medical record number. Please call my confidential line at (804) 864-8000 to coordinate any data exchange. Thank you.
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