(Social worker 2) A participant concluded that nurses appear to struggle more with immediate communication, while physicians are much more concerned about communicating diagnoses and the different understanding of diseases.
"We're in the midst of a massive shift as businesses embrace this new platform and consumers come to expect more immediate, always-on communication from brands".
Indeed, more immediate forms of communication (voice as opposed to text, for example) have been seen to increase the level of cooperation in online environments [23].
It is also in this group of users one would expect the mobile phone to be used more as an immediate communication tool for social networking and to deepen friendships, compared with younger groups.
A cordless phone makes the mysteries of wireless communication more immediate and vivid.
But several parents were not satisfied with this response, noting that the mom should receive a more direct apology and immediate communication from the company, rather than having to wait two days to call Customer Service.
She had more immediate ways of communicating.
We offer a far more immediate and intuitive means of two-way communication than has ever existed.
Although the mechanisms of this effect are unclear, technology supported by direct communication with a healthcare professional, rather than automated feedback alone, may allow for more immediate personalised action to be taken, reducing the likelihood of hospitalisation.
The payoff is more immediate.
