However, sometimes providers need to take a step back and weigh up what customers would really value to encourage greater take-up, and in this scenario I think the telephone hand-holding option is vital.
For $6.50, I drew blood, put four drops of it on a computer cartridge, slipped it into a machine the size of a telephone hand piece, and in two minutes, I got all of the information about her blood levels that any emergency room physician needs to know.
The VDT workstation checklist also identifies risks associated with keyboard and mouse position, monitor position, and lack of document holder, arm and wrist rests, and telephone hands-free headset.
The biggest one would be giving a telephone hand-over, transfer of the accountability".
Post fliers around your school, asking if anyone can bring in objects like a telephone, hand mirror, etc. Hold a scavenger hunt.
Finding one at the best price involved an entire morning of Internet surfing and telephoning, hands on the calculator.
The close-up view of a lachrymose woman, telephone in hand, is outlined in heavy black strokes.
But it's hard to imagine that these notions crossed Russell Crowe's mind as he sat in his hotel room at 4 a.m., telephone in hand.
Telephone in hand, he makes his way through the latest, skinniest class directory, taking notes in doctor's scrawl as he goes.
In the first sequence we see him about his business in a series of restless tracking shots, walking and talking, smoking and driving, wheeling and dealing, telephone in hand, juggling a dozen projects.
Before You Fly Off, Tips on Rug Buying WHEN Americans buy rugs at auction abroad, the so-called hammer price -- the winning bid, by telephone or hand-waving -- is only part of the cost.
