IDsurv.org is an innovative Infectious Disease surveillance and AEFI reporting system by Indian Academy of Paediatrics.
Objectives: 
- To develop an early warning system for paediatric vaccine preventable diseases in India
- To generate data on burden of vaccine preventable diseases in India
- To generate data on Serious AEFI in India 

If you are a new user you will need to register with idsurv.org. Following steps should be followed to get registered with IDsurv:
Step 1- Open URL www.idsurv.org in your browser.
Step 2- Click on sign up. A panel will open. Click on register.
Step 3- Enter your details and click on submit.*
Your account will be validated by the administrator and password will be sent to you by SMS and email.
*Keep your IAP membership number/MCI registration number handy

Cases reported by you would help in generating data regarding disease burden in India. Cases reported by you can be viewed and edited by you. It can serve as your personal Infectious Disease records system. These can be viewed & analyzed by you anytime anywhere by logging into your account.

You can report a case by the following ways:  
1. Through website idsurv.org, after logging into your account. 
2. Through android app.  
Reporting a case through website::
Open www.idsurv.org. Click on login and a panel will open. Enter your Username & Password. You will be redirected to your account. Click on Report a Case. Select the diagnosis. Enter Patient details. Enter all other details and click on submit. A reference number will be generated for the patient and given to you.
Reporting a case through mobile app:
First, one should download the app in the mobile. You have to enter your username and password. Click on 'Report a Case'. Select the diagnosis. Enter patient's details including all other details and click on submit. A reference number will be generated for the patient and given to you.

Anybody who opens idsurv.org can see the cases reported on the platform. But the identity of the Doctor & Patient is kept confidential and is given only to Government authorities if requested by them.

For details on Case Definitions refer to resources section or click on the following link “Case Definitions”

At present following disease are being reported under IDsurv Project:
Acute Bacterial Meningitis  
Acute Encephalitis Syndrome  
Chicken pox  
Diphtheria  
Dengue  
Enteric fever  
Measles  
Mumps  
Pertussis  
Pneumonia  
Hepatitis

For details on “Previous Relevant Vaccination” refer to resources section or click on the following link ‘Previous Relevant Vaccination’

Yes you can change or update your data after entering it once on the platform by following some Steps.
Step 1- Sign up with your Username and Password
Step 2- Click on ‘View/ Update cases reported by me’
Step 3- Where you want to make changes click on ‘Update it’ which is given in the last column.

Data reported by you is immediately reflected in your account and you can view it by clicking on View/update cases reported by me. You can also edit data later or even delete the case if the final diagnosis changes. The data reported through all the methods is integrated in real time and immediately updated on the website. Doctor’s name, Patient’s name and Patient’s contact details will be visible only to the person who has reported the case and it shall not be divulged on the website.
The data is analyzed periodically by experts and utilized to generate disease burden and also presented in scientific forums.

An early warning system is being integrated on the website wherein if heavy activity of particular disease is noted from a specific geographical area, an alert by email and SMS is sent to all members on IDsurv network from that area.

Yes, a weekly epidemiological report is sent to all registered members by email. You can also see and sort all the cases reported on our website under the ‘Surveillance Data’ tab. The data doesn’t contain information about doctors and patients, to maintain the confidentiality.

The data can be viewed in 3 formats:

1. In Tabular format
2. As Charts
3. On a Map

You can search the cases reported on IDsurv in the following ways:
Click on Surveillance Data tab and then click on the format in which you want the data i.e. if you want to see it tabular form then click on ‘In A  Table’; if you want to see it in chart form then click on ‘As A Chart’; if you want to see it in map form then click on ‘On A Map’.

Then click on Advance Search and fill up the required data like: Diagnosis, Age (Months), Sex, Severity of Disease, Microbial Diagnosis Established, Relevant Previous Vaccination, Outcome, State, District, City, and Time Period. After filling up the details click on ‘Show Now’ button, then you will get the cases you were searching for.

A medical incident that takes place after an immunization, causes concern and is believed to be caused by immunization is called an AEFI (Adverse Event Following Immunization)

No only serious AEFI’s are to be reported on IDsurv network.

Serious AEFIs Includes
Deaths
Hospitalization
Cluster
Disability

When you report an AEFI case, real time notification is sent to IAP AEFI surveillance committee, your State EPI officer and to the Nodal Person in MoHFW, Government of India. The Government authorities will take over the investigation of the case after this.

Yes you can modify an AEFI case reported by you by logging into your account.

No, this data is kept confidential and only shared with Government authorities

It is not compulsory to maintain records of the cases reported by you on IDsurv.org. But we strongly recommend that you maintain records for medicolegal purpose as you would for any other case.

You can even update your profile by clicking on ‘Update my profile’  in which you can change your password and other details. We strongly recommend you to update your city as the cases reported by you are reported as occurring in the city that you have entered in your address.

Please feel free to use the feedback form on website or mail to admin@idsurv.org / info@idsurv.org. You can also call the numbers given in Contact tab during working hours.

You can directly search the app from the playstore or Google play. And then download the same.