'notification of illness' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about an official, or formal, notification that someone is ill. For example, "The company received a notification of illness from the employee."
Delays in the notification of illness may have affected the ability of the investigation to identify the reason for the norovirus contamination Source: The Health Protection Agency.
A notification of illness lasting 2 3 weeks will often be recommendable.
Notification of illness in elite athletes may also be hindered by concerns regarding confidentiality [23] and potential media exposure; noting that the media has previously reported upon foodborne illness in high-profile teams [24, 25].
The two groups were not significantly different in other stigmatizing attitudes (unpredictability, danger, employment, and notification of illness).
Thus, explanations for absences as well as notifications of illness were provided voluntarily and recorded.
But state health officials in the region insisted that the outbreak had been contained and that the most recent cases represented late notifications of the illness, not new incidences.
On 30th July 2002, the Suffolk Communicable Disease Control Team received notifications of gastrointestinal illness due to Salmonella Enteritidis in subjects who had eaten food from a Chinese restaurant on 27th July.
Consequently no patients are treated for an illness without automatic notification of the GP, and any illness severe enough to cause medical attention, even by phone, is registered by the GP.
Patients diagnosed with Legionnaires' disease according to the Dutch notification criteria and an onset of illness in 2010 were eligible to participate in this study.
However, out of prudence and concern, this solution was purposefully saved for subsequent testing by the operator of plant B upon notification of the recall and illness.
Patient data were aggregated to represent total notifications by week of onset of illness and LGA.
