Sentence examples for proactively telephoned from inspiring English sources
6 10 In three trials with mixed results, peer supporters have proactively telephoned women after birth using an unstructured call format.
That means telephoning them.
Another study found that 80%% of smokers who were proactively "cold-called" by telephone participated in a smoking cessation intervention, suggesting that a proactive strategy is an effective method of recruiting smokers to participate in trials [ 12].
The approach involves using a registry to identify patients eligible for PSA screening and proactively outreaching to these patients by mail and telephone in order to schedule appointments specifically intended to facilitate meaningful discussions with medical providers about the risks and benefits of screening.
This contact is either proactively organised by the health care system (e.g. telephone calls, home visits and provision of contact details) or self-initiated by women (e.g. by visiting a GP).
The intervention involves taking established and successful telephone helpline services for patients and expanding them to proactively support carers of cancer patients.
Proactively approaching the public is a big departure from the traditional Samaritans telephone and email support services, but the pilot, which began in October 2011, has proved so successful that it is now a permanent fixture of the Swindon jobcentre.
At any moment during the diagnostic process the clinical microbiologist will report new microscopy or preliminary culture results to the clinician by telephone or in person, either at the clinician's request or proactively, if results are deemed clinically relevant and needed to achieve appropriate therapy [ 6].
