The first case study provides an overview of economic, environmental, and societal aspects of mobile telephone production, use, and remanufacturing.
Staff members echoed this point, saying that, although nurses or other staff may be able to cover some aspects of scheduled telephone visits, patients would still want to have direct contact with their primary care providers at some point.
But this is about creating new industries, about taking the interactive aspect of the telephone and applying it to other sorts of media".
3 We aimed to identify aspects of cancer helpline telephone interactions that may be disruptive to the task of collecting good quality ethnic monitoring data.
Nine patients (12%) liked many aspects of the computer telephone system and stated that they would be happy to use it as a component of their follow-up.
In a series of focus groups, we asked these stakeholders about their views on structural and procedural aspects of having scheduled telephone visits function as an in-person clinic visit substitute, including who would benefit, what would be the focus, and how would care optimally be structured.
It was the student's first experience of high-fidelity emergency medicine simulation, under observation by faculty; our metric may have missed out on important aspects of the structure and content of telephone consultations.
It is possible that our metric may have missed out on important aspects of the structure and content of telephone consultations.
The aim of the factor analysis was to identify sets of items which tapped into different aspects of attitudes to risk in telephone triage, such as 'tolerance of uncertainty'.
Comparing TPC with TMI is complex because many factors have to be taken into account, the most important of them being intervention delivery (nonperson vs. person-delivered), intervention medium (letter vs. telephone), audiovisual aspects of the medium (visual vs. audio), and theoretical basis (theory-based vs. clinical-based).
