Reports & Insights
See useful patterns, and the information behind them.
Everyday reports for doctors and practices that answer three questions up front: who was counted, what may be missing and where the information came from.
What this gives you
- Know exactly who each number includes.
- See missing information before you interpret a result.
- Trace every result back to the records behind it.
Every number keeps a path back to its source
- The source
Care records, organised as part of everyday work.
- Who is included
Each report states which patients it counts, and which it leaves out.
- The result
A number you can check, because its context comes with it.
What you can do
- Report over your own patients
Reports on your patients and workflow that show gaps as well as findings.
- See practice patterns
See how the day runs and where work builds up.
- Check what is missing
Missing information is shown, not silently dropped.
- Trace any number
Results stay connected to the records they came from.
Going Further
Need more than everyday reporting?
The Research Workspace builds on the same records, with defined projects, patient groups, controlled data preparation, analysis and charts.
A Number You Can Check
A report that tells you what it does not know
Most dashboards show a percentage and stop. Nerida also shows how many people it covers, how many were left out for missing information, and where the records came from.
Very small groups are hidden before anyone sees the report, which makes individual patients harder to pick out. Hidden cells are marked as hidden, not silently dropped.
- Who was counted, stated up front
- Missing information shown, not dropped
- Small groups hidden before display
- Counted
- 42 of 58 patients
- Missing
- 16 with no recorded check-in
- Source
- Follow-up plans, last 90 days
- Practice OperationsPractice reports reflect how the day runs.
- ResearchResearch takes the same traceable numbers further.
Numbers you can stand behind
See how research users take the same records from question to analysis.