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Case Examples. Pharmacist-Provided Care for Controlling Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, and High Cholesterol PSMP: 100% of study participants had their gly- cosylated hemoglobin (A1C) level tested; 94% of patients met the Health Plan Employer Data
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Case Examples. Pechory Treasure 70 I am much indebted to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ for bringing the case up in her paper ‘A Hostage of the Cold War? The Return of the Monastery Treasure of Pechory’ at the conference ‘From Refugees to Restitution: The History of Nazi Looted Art in the UK in Transnational Perspect- ive’ (Cambridge, May 2017), and for her efforts and time to assist me in the archival research. I refer to her paper for general information on the case.
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Case Examples. ‌ ▇.▇. ▇▇▇▇ 1‌ The Contractor needs to perform maintenance work. • Please describe typical situations in which you will require a service window. • How long in advance will you inform NRK? • How will you inform NRK? • What will you do if the planned work fails? • Will the maintenance work normally add to downtime? Contractor’s response: ▇.▇. ▇▇▇▇ 2‌ The Contractor needs to upgrade in the effort to improve the provided services and this leads to instabilities and downtime on 50% of total ingest inputs for 10 hours after the maintenance window has closed. • Please describe how the Contractor will inform NRK about this case. • How will you classify this; A, B or C error according to definition table in SSA-V clause 2.2.5. • How will you perform risk mitigation? • After the incident is resolved, how and what will you report to NRK. • Will this error classify for SLA-breach and compensation, and if so, please calculate how NRK would be compensated, using your suggested SLA. • How will the Contractor handle repeated occurrences of the above? Contractor’s response: ▇.▇. ▇▇▇▇ 3‌ NRK discovers via monitoring that recording of the daily news transmissions at 19:45 for NRKs 10 regional- and district offices fails. These recordings are meant for the on-demand platform and reruns and have a duration of 15 minutes. The operational team discovers errors in the BCS logs which leads NRK to believe that it is a broader incident affecting several other systems. • Please describe how and when NRK should inform the Contractor about this error. • How will the Contractor respond? • How will you classify this; A, B or C error according to definition table in SSA-V clause 2.2.5. • How will you act if you see no error on your side? • After the incident is resolved, how and what will you report to NRK. • Will this error classify for SLA-breach and compensation, and if so, please calculate how the NRK would be compensated, using your suggested SLA. • How will the Contractor handle repeated occurrences of the above? Contractor’s response: ▇.▇. ▇▇▇▇ 4‌ NRK will broadcast the winter Olympics in 2026. There will be a high number of concurrent ingests that will use most of the available capacity for the duration of the event. The ingests are of critical importance for NRKs ability to deliver high quality content to the audience. NRK would like extra attention from the Contractor. • Please describe how you would like to receive this “Heads-up”. • How will you prepare for the event? • How could...
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