Question 43: Did the recipient receive any therapy between 7 days prior to the date of infection diagnosis and the date of contact for this reporting period?
Specify if any antifungal drugs were given between seven days prior to the infection diagnosis date and the contact date.
If the dose of fungal prophylaxis increased between seven days prior to the infection diagnosis date and the contact date, select Yes.
If antifungal drugs were not given between seven days prior to the infection diagnosis date and the contact date, or it is unknown if given, select No.
Questions 44 – 47: Antifungal drugs
Specify the antifungal drug given seven days prior to the infection diagnosis date and the contact date and the therapy start date. If an antifungal drug was given but not listed, select Other antifungal drug and specify.
If an antifungal drug was started greater than seven days prior to the date of infection diagnosis and continued within seven days of the diagnosis date, report the therapy start date as seven days prior to the infection diagnosis.
If the exact start date is not known, use the guidelines for reporting estimated dates in General Instructions, General Guidelines for Completing Forms.
Question 48: Was this therapy still being given at 30 days (+/- 3 days) after the date of diagnosis of infection?
Indicate whether the treatment being reported in this instance was still being given 30 days (+ / – three days) after the date of diagnosis. This includes treatment which may have been interrupted but was still being given 30 days (+ / – three days) after diagnosis.
If the fungal infection reported on this form was diagnosed within 30 days (+ / – three days) of the date of contact for this reporting period, indicate whether the drug was still being given on the date of contact.
If it is not known whether treatment was still being given within the time window indicated above, leave this question blank and override the error in FormsNet3SM.
Question 49: What was the status of the infection?
Report the status of the fungal infection on the date of contact for this reporting period based on the primary care provider’s clinical judgement.
If the status of the infection is not documented, seek clinician clarification.
Select Ongoing if the infection is still present but cannot be considered improved or resolved.
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