Sentence examples for telephone assisted from inspiring English sources

Centralized reporting by fax or telephone assisted us in identifying early any problems in implementation of the surveillance system.

The common denominator for all CC work is the total dominance of customer communication by telephone, assisted by computers.

Despite recent lobbying for, and support of, "Do not call" registers in Australia, giving a strong indication of attitudes to unwanted phone calls, the high response rate relative to water authority studies also suggests that the establishment of University credentials and significance of the survey at the start of the telephone interview assisted to maximise response rates.

In total, 681 patients (85%) were surveyed via telephone interview using computer assisted telephone interviewing (CATI) technology.

The survey is stratified by health administration area and equal numbers are selected from each of the strata, using random digit dialing (RDD) of landline phone numbers and computer assisted telephone interviewing (CATI) with one person from the selected household being randomly selected.

School principals indicated public health officials were available to them via telephone to assist but were less available to students, parents and other staff.

Given and colleagues tested the effects of a cognitive behavioral intervention administered by a nurse via telephone to assist patients undergoing chemotherapy to manage symptoms and assist caregivers to become involved in supporting symptom management.

This is in line with a previous study in one Australian state, which found that 87% of participants considered it acceptable for a health service to contact people by telephone to assist them with losing weight, eating healthily and being more physically active [ 32].

The script was faxed to the local RST where a trained exercise specialist with experience in the 'motivational interviewing' counselling technique [ 26] provided support to participants over the telephone by assisting with choice of activity and the development of an activity plan to fit their lifestyle, goal setting, and ways to overcome personal barriers to physical activity.

The telephone interviews were undertaken using a computer assisted telephone interview (CATI) system [ 8], with the same interviewers for both surveys.

The Telephone-Linked Care (TLC) system is an interactive computer assisted telephone system which has been shown to improve health behaviours and to be acceptable to users [ 13- 17].