Sentence examples for use of telephonic from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, may we suggest suspending the use of telephonic communications, and perhaps a protracted visit to the western reaches of your native land, i.e. the Outback?

Evidence is emerging for the use of telephonic interventions to improve diabetes self-care and health outcomes; studies include use of automated calls with nurse follow-up (8) or calls implemented by individuals with graduate degrees (9).

So when the option 'personal' is co-selected with 'single', this refers to the use of the telephonic device with the single modality of speaker's voice: here, 'personal' refers to both who relayed the message and also who received it; the interactants producing the text are the ones who have access to the text.

Given the use of a telephonic case management model, our Diabetes Prevention Program-derived print/telephone intervention has the potential to be adopted in other settings and to inform policies to promote the prevention of diabetes among women with GDM.

Finally, the use of a retrospective telephonic questionnaire as a method of data collection might have caused bias.

Given the diverse racial/ethnic composition of women in the GEM study and the use of a case management telephonic health model to deliver the intervention, our DPP-derived intervention has great potential to be adopted and/or translated into other clinical settings.

In case of language problems, the help of telephonic interpretation services should be used by health care professionals in order to prevent that negative experiences result in subsequent avoidance of seeking health care.

Since it is not pragmatic for most athletes to pursue in-person coaching, many (including professional runners) use programs founded on Web-based communication with varying degrees of telephonic interaction.

These findings suggest that only a small portion of the poor interobserver agreement observed in a prior study of telephonic versus in-person triage can be attributed to the use of the telephone.

Theme 2 comprised extending invitations and had six subcategories: (1) word of mouth, (2) card invites, (3) woman's health passport book invites, (4) telephonic invites, (5) use of influential people, and (6) home visits.

One would argue that the other strategies proposed, such as telephonic invites and use of leaders, were not sustainable and depended more on availability of resources, such as having airtime for phone use and assuming that couples have telephone lines for use.