Infectious diseases data

Infectious diseases are illnesses caused by a range of organisms including bacteria, viruses, parasites and fungi. Over 60 infectious diseases – such as measles, tuberculosis, HIV infection, hepatitis A, influenza and gonorrhoea – are notifiable under the Public Health Act​

NSW Health publishes a range of data, interactive statistics and reports on infectious diseases.

More information can be found at Infectious diseases.

Open data

• A to Z of Infectious Diseases
• COVID-19 (Coronavirus) - Latest statistics​
• ​NSW COVID-19 (Coronavirus) data page - NSW Data Analytics Centre​
  
• HealthStats NSW
• Vaccine coverage in NSW
• Childhood immunisation in NSW by local health district
• Flu Tracking Reports​

Key reports

• Acute Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease Reports
• Communicable Diseases Weekly Reports
• Foodborne Disease Surveillance Reports
• Hepatitis B and C Data Reports
• HIV Surveillance Data Reports
• Influenza Surveillance Reports
• Sexually Transmissible Infections Surveillance Reports
• Vaccine Preventable Diseases Reports
• Vector-borne Diseases Reports
• Zoonoses Annual Reports
• Health Protection NSW Report - Year in Review