Epidemiology of TB in Oregon

Oregon Tuberculosis Data

During 2018, 81 cases of TB disease were treated in Oregon, corresponding to an incidence of 1.9 cases of disease for every 100,000 Oregon residents. This represents an increase from the 2017 count of 69 cases. Despite this increase, Oregon remains a medium incidence state for TB disease and is well below the national case rate of 2.76 cases/100,000 persons.

In 2018, 15% of tested isolates were resistant to isoniazid, a primary first-line TB drug. There were no cases of multi-drug resistant TB (TB that is resistant to at least isoniazid and rifampin) reported in Oregon in 2018. Ten cases of TB were treated in children under the age of 14, and 1.3% of cases were co-infected with HIV.

Oregon Data and Reports

2018 Community Profile (pdf) and CDC's national TB rates 2018.
Contains information needed to conduct annual TB risk assessments for healthcare and long-term care facilities. This report is generated each March, after the year's case count has been finalized for CDC.

TB Case Counts by County (pdf)
Updated quarterly.

2016 Annual Surveillance Report (pdf)
Contains data on Oregon's verified TB cases, including case demographics, risk factors, clinical characteristics, and treatment outcomes.

TB Indicator Data, 2000-2016 (pdf)
Shows Oregon's performance on national TB indicators, including completion of therapy and contact investigation results. For information on how each indicator is calculated, please see "Calculation of Indicators" (pdf).

Annual Surveillance Reports

All pdf files

National Data

CDC Surveillance Data