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Telephone T.A.L.K.

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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EAR AND THE TELEPHONE

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1968
To the Editor .—When delivering the first E. P. Fowler Memorial Lecture at the Centennial Meeting of the American Otological Society (Hollywood Beach, Fla, April 18-20, 1968), Dr. Gordon D. Hoople told how an otologist had contributed to engineering. 1 It seems that Dr. Clarence J.
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Interacting with the telephone

International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 2001
Summary: This paper describes an empirical study of the use of a mundane domestic technology -- the telephone. It combines qualitative and quantitative data gathered as part of a longitudinal study of a panel of 2400 individuals distributed across 1000 UK households.
Hazel Lacohée, Ben Anderson
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