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Pediatric Emergency Care, 1991
Twenty-four percent of all medical care contacts are made on the telephone. Practicing pediatricians and emergency physicians often manage children's illnesses by telephone. Studies have shown that there is a need for improved communication between physicians and patients, and it is believed that quality of, and satisfaction with, health care services ...
E, Kosower, S H, Inkelis, J S, Seidel
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Twenty-four percent of all medical care contacts are made on the telephone. Practicing pediatricians and emergency physicians often manage children's illnesses by telephone. Studies have shown that there is a need for improved communication between physicians and patients, and it is believed that quality of, and satisfaction with, health care services ...
E, Kosower, S H, Inkelis, J S, Seidel
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Journal of Clinical Engineering, 1978
This paper is concerned with telephone biotelemetry, such as in the transmission of ECGs or EEGs through telephone networks. It briefly describes the applications of biotelemetry and some research activities in the field. Spectral characteristics and bandwidths of ECG and EEG, and some methods for transmitting these physiological signals through ...
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This paper is concerned with telephone biotelemetry, such as in the transmission of ECGs or EEGs through telephone networks. It briefly describes the applications of biotelemetry and some research activities in the field. Spectral characteristics and bandwidths of ECG and EEG, and some methods for transmitting these physiological signals through ...
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1999
Abstract The mechanical telegraph was born in war. The electrical telegraph, although born in peace, soon became an instrument of war, and as has been seen, played a significant role in politics both internal and external. In contrast, the telephone made no major impact upon the battle-field.
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Abstract The mechanical telegraph was born in war. The electrical telegraph, although born in peace, soon became an instrument of war, and as has been seen, played a significant role in politics both internal and external. In contrast, the telephone made no major impact upon the battle-field.
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The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2010
Charles, Hanly, Jill Savege, Scharff
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Charles, Hanly, Jill Savege, Scharff
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Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1919
Bancroft Gherardi, Frank B. Jewett
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Bancroft Gherardi, Frank B. Jewett
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