Innrapporteres

Innrapporteres is the passive present form of the Norwegian verb innrapportere, meaning that information, events or data are reported to an authority or central registry. It denotes that something is submitted or filed, often by an actor on behalf of an organization or individual, into a system or database.

Common contexts for innrapportering include public administration, health surveillance, statistics, and journalism. Examples of usage include sentences like "Hendelsen innrapporteres til Statens helsetilsyn" or "Helsepersonell innrapporterer meldte tilfeller av sykdom." In practice, innrapporteres signals that data are being entered into an official channel, sometimes with required details such as time, source, and scope.

Etymology and related forms: innrapporteres is built from the prefix inn-, meaning inward or into, and the verb rapportere, which comes from the same root as rapport or report. Related terms include innrapportering (the act of reporting in), innrapportert (reported, a past participle), and innrapporteringer (reports submitted). The concept is closely linked to the broader idea of reporting and data submission in administrative and statistical work.

Regulatory and practical significance: Many sectors impose an obligation to innrapportere certain information to authorities, registries or registries, to ensure traceability, oversight, and data quality. Timeliness, accuracy and completeness are often emphasized, since delays or underreporting can affect public health, safety, or policy decisions.

Notes on usage: The form innrapporteres is standard in Bokmål Norwegian and is typically used when discussing processes where the data or case is currently being reported or is in the process of submission. The corresponding noun is innrapportering, and the related verb is innrapportere.