WYOMING DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
VIRAL HEPATITIS PROGRAM
The Viral Hepatitis Program provides educational information to the public and health care professionals, as well as maintains surveillance data for tracking and reporting hepatitis cases. The current Viral Hepatitis Protocol, testing consent forms, and Confidential Disease Report forms are all available for download on the Forms & Downloads page of this site.
If you have any questions regarding hepatitis, need to report a case, or would like further information, please call George Pitt at (307) 777-5518, or send an email.
State of Wyoming Viral Hepatitis Protocol
Coming soon! In the process of State approval.
Hepatitis A
What is Hepatitis A?
Risk Factors/ Mode of Transmission
Symptoms of Hepatitis A
Vaccination Recommendations
Hepatitis B
What is Hepatitis B?
Risk Factors/ Mode of Transmission
Symptoms of Hepatitis B
Screening Recommendations
Vaccination Recommendations
Hepatitis C
What is Hepatitis C?
Risk Factors/ Mode of Transmission
Symptoms of Hepatitis C
Screening Recommendations
Vaccination Recommendations
Hepatitis Immunization Information
ACIP Part 2 Guidelines: Eliminating Hepatitis B in the Adult Population
Wyoming Immunization Program
Hepatitis Reporting
Viral hepatitis is a reportable disease. All hepatitis cases are required to be reported to the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH).
Hepatitis reports can be made using the WDH STD/Hepatitis Disease Reporting Form, found HERE! or on the FORMS AND DOWNLOADS page and faxed to the WDH Epidemiology Section at (307) 777-5279.
Hepatitis reports can also be submitted electronically here.
Additional copies of the WDH STD/ Hepatitis Disease Reporting Form or any additional questions may be directed to the viral hepatitis program manager at (307) 777-5518 or via email.
Hepatitis Resources
For more hepatitis resources check out the OTHER RESOURCES section here!
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