Clinical Cases is a set of fifteen reports, one per NEMSIS Case Definition. Each report counts the PCRs at your agency that match the case criteria over a chosen window, and shows you which providers handled them. The case logic is translated from the authoritative NEMSIS XQuery definitions, so the numbers compare cleanly against state and national benchmarks.

The Clinical Cases landing page showing fifteen case-definition cards.

What is in Clinical Cases

The landing page lists fifteen cards. Each card opens its own report:

  • Behavioral Health — mental-health-related encounters identified by F-code primary impressions plus self-harm causes.
  • Cardiac Arrest — I46 primary impression with a confirmed eArrest event of cardiac etiology.
  • Influenza-Like Illness — influenza, COVID, or contact-with-suspected-respiratory-illness ICD-10 codes.
  • Micromobility — pedestrian, bicycle, or scooter low-speed personal-conveyance crash injuries.
  • MVC — Car/Truck/Bus — occupant of a car, truck, or bus collision.
  • MVC — Motorcycle — motorcycle rider in a collision.
  • MVC — Pedal Cycle — pedal cyclist struck in a motor vehicle collision.
  • MVC — Pedestrian — pedestrian struck in a motor vehicle collision.
  • Opioid Overdose — F11 / T40 opioid use or poisoning impressions.
  • Patient Death — patient died on scene, in transport, or efforts terminated.
  • Seizure — F44.5, G40, P90, or R56 primary impression.
  • Sepsis — A40, A41, P36, or R65.2 primary impression.
  • STEMI — I21.0–I21.3 acute STEMI primary impression.
  • Stroke — G45 (TIA), G46, I60/I61 (intracranial hemorrhage), or I63 (cerebral infarction) impression.
  • Trauma Center Need — high-risk (eInjury.03) or moderate-risk (eInjury.04) trauma triage criteria documented.

How a single case report works

Click any card to open the per-case page. From there you pick the time window and read the per-provider breakdown plus the most-recent matching incidents. The next article — Inside a Clinical Case report — walks through the layout in detail.

How the cases are matched

Each case definition is encoded in the Analytics app from the published NEMSIS XQuery. The current version (v1) matches on primary impression and other directly-available NEMSIS columns; secondary-impression and medication-administration legs of the official definitions are coming in a future pass. The case page shows the source XQuery file as a footnote so you can see exactly which definition the report is using.

Where the data comes from

CloudPCR is the source. The report runs the case definition against every submitted PCR in the window, counts matches, and groups by provider.