Interpreting Results. Throughout this report, Code level and total level results are shown side by side. By their very nature, codes are different and this does need to be borne in mind when interpreting results: Some are more technical than others Others are more commercial The level of funding varies by code These differences mean that the governance processes and the role of the code administrator varies by code and therefore the level of service provided is not consistent and cannot, in all instances, be directly compared. Industry context It is important to note that significant changes in working patterns/ processes have taken place since the last research was conducted in 2019. Two years on from the last survey, code administrators service provision has undergone some changes. While some codes have made broad changes across their communications, all have had to adapt to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic which has resulted in much heavier reliance on remote working and virtual communications. There is also consistent experience of dealing with more urgent modifications over the last months (although the quantitative research suggests the actual number of businesses requesting modifications is lower). Covid-19 has not had an impact on staffing within code administrators with workload remaining stable or increasing as a result of greater pressure on the energy network. Some code administrators were aware of customers facing difficulties with resourcing which has impacted on ability to engage with codes and attend meetings. The biggest challenges being faced within the industry were noted as being: • dealing with the volume of modifications, particularly urgent modifications • customers challenging decisions which may be out of code administrator hands and based on legislation • establishing more cross-code working and collaboration • resourcing within customer organisations • how does the industry move to zero carbon in the next 30 years Code administrators have sought to act on the results of previous surveys, in particular reviewing their communications processes. Many of the changes have been refinements rather than major development including: • improving clarity of communications • flags on emails to identify whether action is required • minor changes to websites to aid navigation Some codes have undergone more substantial changes such as implementing the digitalisation of codes and a move to more self-serve. The most significant change to communications across all c...
Interpreting Results. The COMPUTED RESULTS Web page (Figure 12) displays BOADICEA risks computed on the basis of your input pedigree.
Interpreting Results. The COMPUTED RESULTS Web page (Figure 13) lists the BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carrier probabilities and breast/ovarian cancer risks computed on the basis of your input pedigree.
