Surveillance Reports

Friday 16th April 2021

The main purpose of surveillance is to provide information for action. Information provided by regular surveillance reports enables effective monitoring of rates and distribution of disease, detection of outbreaks, monitoring of interventions, and predicting emerging hazards.

The Surveillance Reports are analyses and interpretation of surveillance data, primarily from notifiable diseases, influenza and sexually transmitted infections.

Publication dates for annual surveillance reports are here.


Surveillance Reports
Annual Notifiable Disease Tables
Annual Summary of Outbreaks
Publication Dates for Annual Reports and Statistics
STI Surveillance: Annual Report
Annual Surveillance Summary
Enhanced Syphilis Surveillance
Tuberculosis Reports
Antibiotic Consumption Report
Chemical Injuries Reports
Invasive Group A Streptococcal Infection Reports
Invasive Pneumococcal Disease Reports
Meningococcal Disease Reports
Monthly Surveillance Report
New Zealand Public Health Surveillance Report
Pertussis - Whooping cough - Reports
STI Clinic Surveillance: Quarterly Reports 2003-18
STI Lab Surveillance: Quarterly Reports 2003-2018
Rheumatic Fever Reports
Rotavirus Infection Report
Measles Report
Zika Virus Infection Report

Terms of Reference for Reports Information provided in the surveillance reports reflect data collated at the time of the report. Surveillance data produced in the Monthly Surveillance Reports should be regarded as provisional. Rates are expressed as cases per 100 000 population unless otherwise stated. Any queries regarding notifiable disease surveillance data may be sent to survqueries@esr.cri.nz. ESR acknowledges the support of New Zealand public health professionals in the generation of these reports. These reports are produced solely for the benefit of the Ministry of Health (MoH), Public Health Service Providers and other Third Party Beneficiaries as defined in the Contract between ESR and the MoH. ESR does not accept any legal liability or responsibility for use of information contained in these reports by any other person or organisation.

Ph: +64 4 914 0700 Fax: +64 4 914 0770 Email: survqueries@esr.cri.nz