• South Carolina Pertussis January - June Confirmed and Probable Cases (pdf)
• Pertussis Reported Cases by Year South Carolina 1999-2012 (pdf)
• Pertussis Cases, Rate per 100,000 Population (pdf)

Related Information

• See additional S.C. public health data

Provide Enterprise Technical Assistance

PE Information from DPH

• Using the Secure Submission Portal (October 2011) (pdf)

Report Instructions

• Organization Import Template 

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How Many People Have TB?

•  In the last five years in South Carolina, we have had an average of 85 tuberculosis disease cases.
• Worldwide, TB is the second leading infectious

Funds Available

In collaboration with Eat Smart Move More South Carolina, the SC DPH Division of Healthy Aging is pleased to announce the availability of implementation funds to assist community based organizations with implementing and/or expanding exercise and disease management interventions for people with arthritis and other serious health conditions.

The Promoting Interoperability Programs, formerly known as the Electronic Health Records (EHR) Incentive Programs, and more commonly known as Meaningful Use, was implemented by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to encourage health care providers and organizations to implement and use health care information technology.

Meaningful Use includes public health reporting options. DPH offers the following programs for eligible clinicians, hospitals, and critical access hospitals:

Part 488 Survey, Certification and Enforcement Procedures

• Part 488 Subpart E Section 488.332 Investigation of Complaints of Violations and Monitoring of Compliance
• Part 488 Subpart E Section 488.335 Action on Complaints of Resident Neglect and Abuse; and Misappropriation of Resident Property

Part 431 State, Organization and General Administration

Civil Money Penalties (CMPs) are monetary penalties imposed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) against nursing homes that have failed to maintain compliance with federal requirements. A portion of CMPs collected from nursing homes are returned to the states in which the CMPs were imposed and may be reinvested or used for projects supporting activities that benefit nursing home residents and that protect and improve their quality of care or quality of life. CMP funds may be used for, but not limited to the following: