Tippers and reporters tend to be solitary, housebound men who listen to police and fire scanners, or who have jobs that give them enough free time to listen to scanners at work.
Yes, the fax is back, and the overhead projector may yet have its time again, because when the man who knows more about computer viruses than almost anyone tells you a firewall is not enough, it's time to listen.
All these approaches aim at having the patients feel that their physician/nurse takes enough time to care, listen and respond to them thus establishing a personal relationship with them which is based on collaboration, trust, sympathy and understanding.
Many physicians, such as those who work in emergency departments or those who see a high number of patients, do not have enough time to meet, listen to or even interact with the representatives, and consider them as time wasters who distract them from doing their duty for their patients.
The podcast will debut Sept. 6, giving devotees enough time to binge-listen before Oct. 1, the day the ninth season of "Curb" hits HBO.
Probably it's time to listen.
Now's the time to listen closely.
Now is the time to listen closely.
