Office of EMS Data Center
The Office of Emergency Medical Services (OEMS) uses several data systems and tools to support EMS reporting, system oversight, quality improvement, and transparency. This page provides centralized access to OEMS data systems, dashboards, reports, and related resources used by ambulance services, hospitals, and the public.
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Request EMS Data
Submit a formal request for EMS-related data. Learn what data is available, what to expect, and how to submit a request in compliance with state data practices laws.
All data requests submitted to the Office of Emergency Medical Services (OEMS) are reviewed individually in accordance with applicable data practices laws and OEMS policies. The availability of data may vary based on data classification, privacy requirements, and the scope of the request. For additional information about data access, data classification, and your rights as a data requester, please refer to the OEMS Reports & Resources page.
For detailed information, see the following sections:
MNSTAR Elite
Who it’s for: Ambulance service directors, EMS personnel, data managers
System overview, guidance, and support for MNSTAR reporting and data review.
MNSTAR Elite Run Form
Who it’s for: EMS personnel, service leadership
Guidance on field run reporting workflows and submission requirements.
Hospital Hub
Who it’s for: Hospital administrators, hospital data managers, OEMS partners
Information on hospital data exchange, access, and reporting expectations.
Biospatial Analytics
Who it’s for: OEMS staff, system planners, researchers
EMS data analytics, dashboards, and system-level insights.
OEMS Dashboards
Who it’s for: EMS agencies, policymakers, researchers, the public
Public-facing dashboards showing EMS system trends and OEMS oversight activity.
OEMS Reports & Resources
Who it’s for: EMS stakeholders, policymakers, researchers, the public
Published EMS reports, summaries, and reference materials.
Data Governance & Compliance
The collection, management, and dissemination of data from the OEMS Data Center are governed by state and federal laws to protect privacy and ensure responsible use.
Minnesota Government Data Practices Act (MGDPA)
The MGDPA (Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 13) regulates how government data is collected, stored, and shared. It ensures that public data is accessible while protecting the privacy of individuals in cases where data is classified as non-public.
Other Applicable Laws and Regulations
In addition to the MGDPA, OEMS follows all relevant federal and state laws related to healthcare data, privacy, and security. For more information on data policies, please contact us.
Contact Us
Phone: (651) 201-2800
Email: OEMS@state.mn.us