Difficulties reported by the majority of respondents included the system going down, problems resulting from prescriptions being split with some items coming electronically and some manually, problems with codes not being recognised, problems with claiming reimbursement and problems with nominations.
'We try to explain to them that the only thing that is going to change is that it is going to come electronically and always to the same pharmacy, rather than getting lost in the system or kind of like just sitting on the bench in the surgery'.
Confirmation comes back electronically as well as by mail.
Ironically, they find that much of the most valuable information that they obtain comes not electronically but from face-to-face meetings.Michael Porter (see article), a professor at Harvard Business School, has looked recently at this seemingly paradoxical revival of industrial clusters.
It's a much easier way to gain access to the printed word, even if it comes across electronically.
Eventually, they came out electronically, then by computer.
Though they will work diligently to help you into the building as quickly as possible, there may be a short delay until someone can view you on the handset and allow you to come in electronically.
Whatever happened in the Foley case surely wasn't the fault of the pages to whom Foley came on electronically, much less every teenager who has worked, or would like to work, as a page.
When a specialist puts a terminal in "send" mode to make a trade, trades coming in electronically from customers could pile up for a few seconds and then arrive simultaneously.
The students, taught by Professor William P. Alford '77 in Cambridge and Alonzo Emery '10, then an assistant professor at Renmin, came together electronically to consider the roles of China and the U.S. in a world order in flux.
