iPHIS Resources
Consistent with O. Reg. 671/92 of the French Language Services Act, iPHIS information on this page is only available in English because it is scientific or technical in nature and is for use only by authorized public health unit users and not by members of the public.
The integrated Public Health Information System (iPHIS) is an information system for the reporting and surveillance of Diseases of Public Health Significance (DOPHS) in Ontario.
This page contains resources that support public health units in completing these activities, including: user guides, which specify provincial data entry requirements and guidelines by disease, disease group or topic; supplementary quick reference documents; and bulletins, which establish common operational policies, procedures and data standards.
iPHIS User Guides
iPHIS Quick Reference Documents
iPHIS Bulletins
PHO Rounds: Tick-Borne Diseases in Ontario: A 2026 Update
This PHO Rounds will provide an overview of tick-borne diseases of public health significance, including Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, babesiosis and Powassan virus disease.
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