Volume Is the Problem
Most fire and EMS departments run 60–70% or more EMS call volume. At that volume, NERIS EMS Module documentation is not a one-off administrative task — it is a daily operational burden. Officers who complete ePCR documentation for patient care must also complete a separate NERIS record for each incident.
Station Draft reduces the time required to produce the NERIS incident record. The officer writes a short narrative — what kind of call it was, what they did, what happened to the patient at the incident level. Station Draft maps that to EMS Module fields.
Common Medical Incident Types
Cardiac Arrest
CPR performed, AED use, ROSC status, transport or termination
Chest Pain / Cardiac
ALS or BLS response, procedures performed, transport disposition
Respiratory Emergency
Breathing difficulty, airway management, medication administration
Overdose / Poisoning
Naloxone administration, patient disposition, refusal documentation
Trauma / Injury
Mechanism, severity, procedures performed, transport destination
Altered Mental Status
Assessment findings, glucose check, treatment administered
What Station Draft Does Not Do
Station Draft does not generate or modify ePCR documentation, patient care records, or clinical notes. It does not access patient information from your ePCR system. It does not replace any part of the patient care documentation workflow required by state EMS regulations.
The NERIS EMS incident record is an administrative record focused on the department's response — not clinical patient data. That is the only record Station Draft helps produce.