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people who need extra support and care will be contacted by the Department of Health via the COVID Positive Pathways Program.

most people with COVID-19 will experience mild to moderate symptoms.

tell people and places you have been in contact with that you have COVID-19.

They may prescribe medicine to help prevent you from getting so sick that you end up in hospital.

ring your doctor and tell them you have COVID-19.

isolate for at least 5 days or until you don't have symptoms anymore.

It is the same information that would be obtained if you tested positive on a PCR test

after you report, you will receive text messages from the Department of Health.

report your result External Link online or call the Coronavirus Hotline at 1800 675 398 as soon as you can:.

If you test positive on a rapid antigen test, you should:

If you need any assistance, call the Coronavirus Hotline on 1800 675 398 and press zero (0) for a translator. The online form to report your result External Link is compatible with most translation technology, including Google translate. Report a positive result in your own language To learn more about rapid antigen tests, where to get them, how to use them and how to understand the results, visit About rapid antigen tests. If you tested positive on a rapid antigen test, but your PCR test result is negative, you are no longer a case, and you can stop isolating at home if you were doing so. If you test positive on a rapid antigen test while you are waiting on the result of a PCR test, you are now a COVID-19 case and you should report your rapid antigen test External Link as soon as you can.įollow the checklist for COVID cases as soon as you have reported your result.Ĭheck with a GP as soon as possible or use our online tool to see if you are eligible for antivirals and other medicines to help prevent you from getting so sick that you end up in hospital. Testing positive while waiting for PCR results

you are a health professional reporting for a patient.

you are a parent, legal guardian or authorised carer reporting for a person in your care.

You can complete the online form on behalf of someone if: