Abstract:ObjectiveTo study the reporting status of notifiable infectious diseases in a general hospital, grasp epidemiological characteristics and patterns, and provide scientific basis for the preventive measures of infectious diseases.MethodsEpidemic data of notifiable infectious diseases reported by a hospital in 2007-2011 were analyzed statistically. ResultsReporting rate of notifiable infectious diseases was 0.40%(15 386 /3 852 327）in 2007-2011, and were statistically different among each year (χ2=94.93，P＜0.01）, the major age of reported cases were 14-45 years(46.70%), the main transmission routes were blood and sex (60.68%), followed by respiratory tract (33.06%).The reporting rates among different months were statistically different（χ2=487.60，P＜0.01）， April ranked first for five consecutive years（0.53%）,followed by December（0.51%） and May（0.48%）. The main reported infectious diseases included viral hepatitis（42.82%）, varicella（20.06%）, syphilis（16.96%）, rubella（5.41%）, and pulmonary tuberculosis（3.75%）. ConclusionBloodborne diseases,sexually transmitted diseases, and infectious respiratory diseases are the stress in the prevention and control of infectious disease, management should be intensified.