Emotion drives the best ones: the lesbian's callout to her girlfriend in prison; a convict's erotically charged evocation of his ex-lover that ends with a jolt in the electric chair.
Monitoring the number of out-of-hours physiotherapy callouts is one way of assessing the impact of specific physiotherapist roles within outreach.
Most of the patients featured in this series so far have been people who commented on previous articles or responded to a callout like this one and graciously shared their story with me.
West Cheshire council said that one family had received 170 callouts over 12 months, at a cost of more than £47,000.
The Reykjavík journalist Óttar Sveinsson has written twenty-two books about Icelandic rescues, one per year since 1994, with "Útkall" — in English, "callout" — as the first word in the title of each.
One of the most interesting ideas to emerge from the callout was that privacy largely depends on its context, and that these contexts change: "One of the core problems in regarding privacy online is the continuous, updating nature of the data that is being gathered," said Ansgar Koene.
The 'disembodied' voices speaking through telecare intercoms due to emergency callouts, accidental alerts or routine maintenance also caused distress; Even the one I've got now, you can, cameras you can talk to them.
Callouts to breakdowns were running at 2,000 an hour by midday, including one to a patrol vehicle hit by a 4x4 that took a bend in Surrey too fast in ice.
The complexity of the jobs, the paperwork and the fact that you need a bit of a breather mean crews will only do four or five callouts in a nine-hour shift, and six or eight in a 12-hour one.
"Let's go with a callout.
