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Asked who Bolek was, he said: "As far as I can tell, Bolek is a telephonic liaison codename.
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ATSA is an automated telephonic system that calls patients at home to collect their symptom ratings via responses to recorded queries using their telephone's touchtone keypad.
It is a sort of telephonic arbitrage.Call-back is only one of several ways in which a call that really originates in a country is turned around and becomes, in effect, a call into the country.
Telephonics is a subsidiary of the Griffon Corporation NYSE GFFFF) of Jericho.
For patients on multiple medications -- which means just about anyone with a chronic condition -- she and her nurses enlist the patient's help to come up with a system of reminders, be it a telephonic reminder, a light or beep going off on the medication box or having a family member remind the patient.
This is a descriptive analytic study done from January 1998 till December 2004 and follow up was recorded by telephonic interview until March 2005.
Thirty-one centers were identified, and a telephonic survey was conducted by the investigators.
One of them is Telephonics, a division of the Griffon Corporation, based in Jericho.
In layman's terms, there will be "a new series of public, telephonic art installations" – payphones – spread throughout the city of Dale.
When the radiographs were not available at the end of 1-year follow-up, the case report form was compiled with a telephonic interview.
Mr. Vogel, a veteran defense lawyer who works mainly in Brooklyn, operates what can only be described as a telephonic practice, advising the accused wherever he may find himself.
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