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coding report

Introduction

The coding report is a document that describes the quality of your code and gives you an opportunity to improve it. It also includes any comments from testers who have tested your app or website.

coding report

A coding report is a document that details the events and circumstances during your evaluation. It is designed to help you understand what happened, who did what at each step of the process, and how their behavior affected your client’s ability to communicate effectively.

A good coding report will include:

• Date(s) of service provided by client/subject matter expert(s) (SME). This can be either an initial or follow-up appointment with the SME.

• Assessment date(s). This should be when you met with your client/SME for a first meeting in order to assess if they were eligible for services with us. If there were any other types of sessions before this assessment date—for example, if they had previously received treatment at another facility—please include them here as well so we know exactly why they came back now (and not before).

Conclusion

I am a big fan of coding reports and think they are an essential part of any analytics team. I love that they can be used at any stage in the project lifecycle: before, during, or after implementation. The most important thing is to make sure you are giving your stakeholders accurate data about what will work and what won’t when it comes time for them to make decisions on how best use their budget or resources.