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This image shows the step-by-step process of how infectious disease test results are reported and relayed to the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA).
Step 1: Cooperative Hospitals (Clinics)
- Provide specimens from suspected patients such as those with diarrhea.
- Receive test results.
Step 2: Health and Environmental Research Institute
- Conduct tests on specimens received from cooperative hospitals (clinics).
- Report results weekly and relay them to other institutions.
Step 3: EnterNet Integrated Information Network
- Collect test results from the Health and Environmental Research Institute on a weekly basis.
- Share the results weekly.
Step 4: Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA)
- Aggregate and manage results through the EnterNet Integrated Information Network.
- Provide positive specimens (bacteria/viruses) if needed.
- Based on the results, provide integrated information feedback, including analysis on antibiotic resistance, serotypes, etc., to lower-level institutions.
Summary Interpretation
Specimens are transferred from cooperative hospitals (clinics) → Health and Environmental Research Institute → EnterNet → KDCA,
and test results and analysis information are relayed back to each stage for field response and policy decision-making.
Step 1: Cooperative Hospitals (Clinics)
- Provide specimens from suspected patients such as those with diarrhea.
- Receive test results.
Step 2: Health and Environmental Research Institute
- Conduct tests on specimens received from cooperative hospitals (clinics).
- Report results weekly and relay them to other institutions.
Step 3: EnterNet Integrated Information Network
- Collect test results from the Health and Environmental Research Institute on a weekly basis.
- Share the results weekly.
Step 4: Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA)
- Aggregate and manage results through the EnterNet Integrated Information Network.
- Provide positive specimens (bacteria/viruses) if needed.
- Based on the results, provide integrated information feedback, including analysis on antibiotic resistance, serotypes, etc., to lower-level institutions.
Summary Interpretation
Specimens are transferred from cooperative hospitals (clinics) → Health and Environmental Research Institute → EnterNet → KDCA,
and test results and analysis information are relayed back to each stage for field response and policy decision-making.
This image explains the step-by-step reporting process of respiratory bacterial test results, starting from cooperative healthcare institutions and ending at the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA).
Step 1: Cooperative Healthcare Institutions (Primary and Secondary)
- Provide specimens and clinical information to the receiving institution.
- Receive test results and feedback on the occurrences.
Step 2: Receiving Institution
- Perform respiratory bacterial tests and specimen separation.
- Include management role for participating healthcare institutions.
- Report results to ARINET weekly.
Step 3: ARINET (Integrated Disease and Health Management System)
- Collect results from each receiving institution weekly.
- Deliver test results and occurrence information to the KDCA.
Step 4: Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA)
- Receive and comprehensively manage specimens on a weekly basis.
- Provide occurrence information to receiving institutions and healthcare facilities.
Summary Interpretation
Specimens and test results are reported in the order of cooperative healthcare institutions → receiving institution → ARINET → KDCA.
The KDCA then relays the occurrence information back to support its use by local healthcare institutions and research facilities.
Step 1: Cooperative Healthcare Institutions (Primary and Secondary)
- Provide specimens and clinical information to the receiving institution.
- Receive test results and feedback on the occurrences.
Step 2: Receiving Institution
- Perform respiratory bacterial tests and specimen separation.
- Include management role for participating healthcare institutions.
- Report results to ARINET weekly.
Step 3: ARINET (Integrated Disease and Health Management System)
- Collect results from each receiving institution weekly.
- Deliver test results and occurrence information to the KDCA.
Step 4: Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA)
- Receive and comprehensively manage specimens on a weekly basis.
- Provide occurrence information to receiving institutions and healthcare facilities.
Summary Interpretation
Specimens and test results are reported in the order of cooperative healthcare institutions → receiving institution → ARINET → KDCA.
The KDCA then relays the occurrence information back to support its use by local healthcare institutions and research facilities.