Radiology

The filter dropdown on the Finalised Reports page (All reports / OPD / IPD / Critical) has two separate problems: selecting OPD or IPD returns zero results even though 5 finalised reports exist under "All reports", and selecting Critical returns a report that was never actually flagged as a critical finding.

Impact
High severity. OPD and IPD are two of the dropdown's four options and currently neither one works at all — they filter out every single report regardless of the report's actual encounter type, making the filter useless for that purpose. The Critical option is arguably worse: it's supposed to help staff quickly find reports tied to a genuine critical finding, but it currently also surfaces at least one report with no critical finding on record, which could mislead someone reviewing the critical-findings workflow into thinking a case was flagged when it wasn't.

Environment
Clinq HMS demo environment, NSS Hospital (nssh.demo.clinq.health), Finalised Reports page and Critical Findings page. Tested 20 October 2026, with 5 total finalised reports on record.
Steps to Reproduce
For OPD/IPD: 1. Go to Radiology > Finalised Reports (shows "5 of 5 reports" under All reports). 2. Select OPD from the filter dropdown and note the result count. 3. Select IPD instead and note the result count.
For Critical: 1. On the same page, select Critical from the filter dropdown and note which reports appear. 2. Separately go to Radiology > Critical Findings and note which report numbers actually appear in its "Critical findings log".
Expected vs Actual
Expected: OPD and IPD each show the subset of the 5 reports matching that encounter type (together covering some or all of the 5). Critical shows only reports that actually have an entry in the Critical Findings log.
Actual: OPD shows "0 of 5 reports" and IPD also shows "0 of 5 reports" — between them they account for none of the 5 existing reports. Critical shows "3 of 5 reports": RAD-9-5, RAD-12-6, and RAD-7-2. But the Critical Findings page's log only contains two entries, for RAD-9-5 and RAD-12-6 — RAD-7-2 (Anu, Screening Mammogram Bilateral) has no critical finding on record at all. RAD-7-2 does carry "Stat" priority, so the Critical filter appears to be matching on priority rather than on an actual flagged critical finding.