What is In-Progress?

Author can enter and edit object content and properties

Who is the author?

The CIA form is filled out by this person

Who is the author?

The New Document Request Form is filled out by this person.

What was the year that Medtronic was founded?

The year was 1949.

What is Effective?

Available for general use

What is "QSL?"

The CIA form is given to the Quality Coordinators by this person.

Who is the QSL?

When an author wants to create a new document or form, this person is the one with whom to hold a discussion.

Where was the first Medtronic location?

A garage in Northeast Minneapolis

What is Approved?

All approvers have approved. Object can be used for training only

How can one locate the CIA form?

In MRCS-NPP, search for MEDN-2097

What is Quality Coordinator?

The new document or form is created by a person in this role.

What is 1960?

This was the year that the Medtronic Mission was written.

What is Retired?

Old versions cannot be viewed by viewers, approvers or authors

What are 3 ways that the author can send the CIA form to the QSL?

1. Walk it over to the QSL 2. Send it through Interoffice mail 3. Sign it, scan it, then e-mail it

Who is my QSL?

Any confusion about filling out the NDRF should be discussed with this person.

Who is Palmer Hermundslie?

This gentleman was Earl Bakken's brother-in-law and a co-founder of Medtronic

What is Obsolete?

Object is no longer used and only QCs can access it

What is the CIA form?

A required form that is filled out by the author and his/her QSL for any new or revised object within MRCS-NPP

How does an author request a new document or form number?

He/She completes a NDRF and sends it to the QSL for approval, who then forwards it to the Quality Coordinators for creation.

Who is Dr. Lillehei?

This doctor is credited for contacting Earl Bakken to design his first pacemaker.