The chief administrative officer of each hospital, related institution, clinic, pharmacy, or other health care facility must appoint an individual from the facility’s full-time staff to serve as the facility’s reporting officer. The reporting officer must report to the Commissioner every confirmed or suspected diagnosis of any disease or condition that the Commissioner specifies by rule or regulation adopted under <cite data-path="|health|§2-106">§ 2-106 {“Rules and regulations”} of this article</cite> for purposes of this section. Except for specified diseases or conditions that the Commissioner or State law requires to be reported on a more timely basis, the report must be made within 48 hours for all patients who have been:newly admitted to the facility; admitted to an isolation ward; treated on an emergency or out-patient basis; or discharged without having been previously reported. In addition to the information required by <cite data-path="|health|§4-102">§ 4-102 {“Form and contents of reports”} of this title</cite>, the report must contain the following information:the identity of the disease or condition; and the date of its onset. The reporting of a disease or condition under this section does not absolve the attending physician of the duty to report the same disease or condition under <cite data-path="|health|§4-201">§ 4-201 {“Physicians”} of this subtitle</cite>. City Code, 1976/83, art. 11, §205(a) - (d), (e)(2nd cl.) Ord. 99-548 Text Conformed 03/10/21 Text of subsection (b) conformed to include express cross-reference to § 2-106. Cf. Editor’s Note to that section.