Telephonic Consultations in Pediatrics

Artifacts in telephonic transmitted ECGs.

Satisfaction with telephonic interpreters in pediatric care.

OBJECTIVES To compare satisfaction among Spanish-speaking mothers who did and did not use telephonic interpreters during pediatric visits, and to examine resident physician attitudes about telephonic interpreter use. DESIGN, SETTING, PARTICIPANTS AND INTERVENTIONS Anonymous surveys were administered to 98 mothers limited in English proficiency and presenting for well-baby visits in an urban u...

Results Obtained in the Treatment of Eclampsia by the Improved Prophylactic Method, and the Value of Telephonic Consultations *Read 13th June 1928. (In absentiâ.)

oz. 3under chloroform. Six hours later, repeat chloral and milk. 5. If no other fits or prodromata of fits have occurred, a rectal injection of chloral and milk is given without chloroform twelve hours after last fit. If prodromata have occurred, it is given under chloroform. 6. On the second day intra partum, if no prodromata, chloral is given by the mouth gr. 15, three times a day. 7. Chloral...

Radiation dose of Pediatrics in a general hospital in comparison to a pediatrics hospital

Introduction: Increasing CT scan application increased the cancer risk in pediatrics in recent decays. Imaging centers approach for diagnosis of disease cause to different radiation dose to patients.  Because  of  rapid  pediatrics  body  growth,  the  most  important  challenge to determining the radiation dose is wide variations of size in different ages. Thus, we used Size...

Iso-phone: a total submersion telephonic experience

In this paper we describe the Iso-phone, a telecommunications concept providing a service that can be described simply as a meeting of the telephone and the floatation tank. By blocking out peripheral sensory stimulation and distraction, the Iso-phone attempts to create a telephonic space of heightened purity and focus. By presenting an everyday product in a new configuration and context, using...