📋 Reference sheet · Notifiable diseases and viral rashes

Notifiable diseases: what to report, and how fast

An infection you have to report. To whom, and how fast the clock runs.

One page, every threshold with its number and unit. Written and reviewed by practising UK GPs. Last reviewed 29 Jul 2026.

This sheet puts the whole decision on one page: the thresholds that change what you do, each with its number and unit, and the sources each one was checked against.

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Inside the full sheet 🔒 Thresholds, numbers and units 🔒 Sources checked against the guideline

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Related Ocean Article: Measles · also Exclusion from School (Common Infections Guidance), Whooping Cough (Pertussis), Hepatitis A, Scarlet Fever, Mumps, Meningitis – Bacterial and Meningococcal Disease. Part of the GP reference sheets, result interpretation one page per test or finding.