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Deficiency Tracking is part of Epics Health Information Management system and used to create chart deficiencies, monitor deficiencies for completion, and take actions on outstanding deficiencies.
Deficiency Log means a list of deficiencies, failures or faults in the System or associated Services as provided under the executed Contract, that are discovered during testing by the Vendors quality management program or through AOC oversight observations and that shall be corrected.
Log files record and track computing events. Log files are extremely valuable in computing as they provide a way for system admins to track the operation of the system in order to spot problems and make corrections.
Deficiency List means a description of the particulars given by the City to the Owner that specifies how the Rehabilitation Work or the Certification is inadequate or deficient.
A punch list (also called a snag list, deficiency list, or punch out list), ing to the online Business Dictionary, is a document listing work that does not conform to contract specifications, usually attached to a certificate of substantial completion. Put simply, it is a list of to-dos that need to be
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A deficiency is an insufficient amount of something. If you feel sluggish and tired all day, you might have an iron deficiency, meaning you arent eating enough iron-rich foods. You are most likely to hear the word deficiency in regard to health, like a sleep deficiency.
In commercial construction, a punch list is a critical component of the project closeout process. Also referred to as a snag list, deficiency list, or punch out list, it ensures that all incomplete or defective work is identified and addressed before final project delivery.
Deficiency Report means a report prepared by a Land Surveyor, a Landscape Architect, or a Professional Engineer describing the uncompleted construction requirements of the Lot Grading Plan.

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