Infectious Disease Surveillance Registry

This dataset provides a comprehensive registry of reportable infectious disease cases, capturing patient demographics, disease details, pathogen identification, antibiotic resistance, outbreak events, contact tracing, and public health reporting. It enables robust epidemiological analysis, outbreak management, and supports public health decision-making at local, regional, and national levels.

  • last updated 2 Nov 2025
  • by GoMask
The brief that made it

Epidemiological analysis and disease trend monitoring

Sample rows

preview · 8 of 100 rows · all 28 columns
case_idstringoutbreak_statusstringnumber_of_contacts_identifiedintegerpublic_health_reportedbooleanantibiotic_resistancestringpatient_idstringpatient_ageintegerpatient_genderstringpatient_street_addressstringpatient_citystringpatient_statestringpatient_postal_codestringpatient_countrystringdisease_namestringdisease_codestringorganism_identifiedstringdate_of_onsetdatedate_of_diagnosisdatereporting_facility_idstringreporting_facility_namestringreporting_facility_citystringreporting_facility_statestringreporting_facility_countrystringoutbreak_idstringcontact_tracing_statusstringdate_reported_to_public_healthdatecase_statusstringnotesstring
CASE0001not_applicable0trueblankPAT00134female1420 Oakwood AveChicagoIL60616USAInfluenzaJ10Influenza A virus2024-02-052024-02-07FAC1001Midwest Medical CenterChicagoILUSAblanknot_required2024-02-08resolvedPatient responded well to antiviral therapy
CASE0002confirmed7trueblankPAT0025male22 Spruce LaneDenverCO80203USAMeaslesB05Measles virus2024-01-102024-01-13FAC1002Children's Hospital DenverDenverCOUSAOUT001initiated2024-01-13activeVaccination history incomplete
CASE0003suspected3trueESBLPAT00367male876 Willow DrSeattleWA98101USALegionellosisA48.1Legionella pneumophila2024-03-112024-03-13FAC1003Seattle General HospitalSeattleWAUSAOUT002ongoing2024-03-14activeEnvironmental investigation ongoing
CASE0004contained12trueMDR-TBPAT00452female304 Pine StBostonMA02116USATuberculosisA15Mycobacterium tuberculosis2023-12-292024-01-04FAC1004Boston Medical CenterBostonMAUSAOUT003completed2024-01-05activeDirectly observed therapy initiated
CASE0005ongoing4trueblankPAT00523female55 Elm StSan DiegoCA92102USASalmonellosisA02Salmonella enterica2024-04-102024-04-12FAC1005San Diego HealthSan DiegoCAUSAOUT004initiated2024-04-13activeSuspected foodborne source
CASE0006confirmed9trueblankPAT00641male102 Maple RdMiamiFL33101USACOVID-19U07.1SARS-CoV-22023-11-072023-11-09FAC1006Miami Infectious Disease ClinicMiamiFLUSAOUT005completed2023-11-09resolvedPatient isolated at home
CASE0007not_applicable2falseblankPAT00758male900 Birch LaneHoustonTX77002USAHepatitis AB15Hepatitis A virus2024-03-202024-03-23FAC1007Houston General HospitalHoustonTXUSAblankinitiatedblankactiveSymptoms mild; monitoring at home
CASE0008suspected5trueblankPAT00816female78 Cedar StMinneapolisMN55401USAPertussisA37Bordetella pertussis2024-02-142024-02-17FAC1008Minneapolis Children'sMinneapolisMNUSAOUT006initiated2024-02-18activeHousehold contacts vaccinated

What the 100 rows show

from the 100-row sample

Not_applicable (outbreak status) stands out: mean number_of_contacts_identified is 0.40, against 8.2 for the rest.

  • 91%public_health_reported = true
  • 2.5median number_of_contacts_identified
  • 2case statuses
  • 4patient genders
  • 4contact tracing statuses
  • 39median patient_age
Mean number_of_contacts_identified by outbreak_status100 rows
05107.5confir…20 rows8.9suspec…12 rows9.0contai…3 rows8.4ongoing13 rows0.40not_ap…52 rows
number_of_contacts_identified100 rows, in bands of 2.5
02550501514762213012.522.5number_of_contacts_identified →

Median 2.5, from 0 to 22.

antibiotic_resistance20 rows with a value · 80 left blank
  1. ESBL7
  2. MDR-TB4
  3. MRSA3
  4. Penicillin-resistant2
  5. Ciprofloxacin-resistant1
  6. Metronidazole-resistant1
  7. MDR-Typhi1
  8. Ceftriaxone-resistant1
28 columns by typefrom the column list below
  • string 22
  • integer 2
  • date 3
  • boolean 1

Columns

28 columns in four groups
blueprint · 28 columns
columntypedescriptionexample
Text 22 columns
case_idstringUnique identifier for the infectious disease case reportuniqueCASE0001
patient_idstringUnique identifier for the patient involved in the casePAT001
patient_genderstringGender of the patientmale · female · other · unknownfemale
patient_street_addressstringStreet address of the patientoptional1420 Oakwood Ave
patient_citystringCity of residence of the patientoptionalChicago
patient_statestringState or province of residence of the patientoptionalIL
patient_postal_codestringPostal code of the patient's addressoptional60616
patient_countrystringCountry of residence of the patientoptionalUSA
disease_namestringName of the infectious disease diagnosedInfluenza
disease_codestringStandardized code for the disease (e.g., ICD-10)optionalJ10
organism_identifiedstringName of the pathogen or organism identifiedoptionalInfluenza A virus
antibiotic_resistancestringDescription of any antibiotic resistance detected (e.g., MRSA, ESBL)8 resistances · optionalESBL
reporting_facility_idstringUnique identifier for the reporting healthcare facilityFAC1001
reporting_facility_namestringName of the reporting healthcare facilityoptionalMidwest Medical Center
reporting_facility_citystringCity of the reporting healthcare facilityoptionalChicago
reporting_facility_statestringState or province of the reporting healthcare facilityoptionalIL
reporting_facility_countrystringCountry of the reporting healthcare facilityoptionalUSA
outbreak_idstringIdentifier for the outbreak event, if applicableoptionalOUT001
outbreak_statusstringStatus of the outbreak (e.g., confirmed, suspected, contained, ongoing)confirmed · suspected · contained · ongoing · not_applicable · optionalnot_applicable
contact_tracing_statusstringStatus of contact tracing for this caseinitiated · completed · not_required · ongoing · optionalnot_required
case_statusstringCurrent status of the case (e.g., active, resolved, deceased)active · resolved · deceased · unknownresolved
notesstringAdditional notes or comments related to the caseoptionalPatient isolated at home
Numbers 2 columns
patient_ageintegerAge of the patient at the time of diagnosis0 to 12034
number_of_contacts_identifiedintegerNumber of contacts identified for tracing0 or more · optional0
Dates and times 3 columns
date_of_onsetdateDate when symptoms began2024-02-05
date_of_diagnosisdateDate when the disease was diagnosed2024-02-07
date_reported_to_public_healthdateDate the case was reported to public health authoritiesoptional2024-02-08
True or false 1 column
public_health_reportedbooleanIndicates if the case has been reported to public health authoritiestrue

Use it for

  • public health …91%91 of 100 rowsmean number of contac…7.5conf…8.9susp…9.0cont…8.4ongo…

    A healthcare dashboard

    The public_health_reported rate, number_of_contacts_identified by outbreak_status and a breakdown of antibiotic_resistance. Excel, Power BI or Tableau.

  • Why do the 52 not_applicable rows have a mean number_of_contacts_identified of 0.40?

    A root-cause class exercise

    Hand out the rows and one question. The answer is in the data, not in the brief.

  • A software demo

    Believable cases with patient_id, patient_age and patient_gender to fill a screen in front of a buyer.

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These 100 rows came out of a blueprint — 28 columns with generation rules behind each one. Open it in Data Factory to retune a column, add your own, wire in foreign keys, and run it at the size you actually need.

Rules it was built with
  • Case ID unique per disease report
  • Notifiable disease: COVID-19, influenza, TB, HIV, STIs, foodborne, etc.
  • Diagnosis date and report date
  • Laboratory confirmation vs clinical diagnosis
  • Organism or pathogen identified
  • Antibiotic susceptibility and resistance patterns
  • MDRO (Multi-Drug Resistant Organism) flagging
  • Outbreak association: sporadic vs outbreak-related
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