telephone call

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This was followed by a telephonecall if no response was received within 2 weeks.
The group receiving the 20-minute teaching session without a telephonecall demonstrated only a weak and insignificant improvement in medicationtaking behaviour.
This could be done by either making a telephonecall to the patient, visiting them in their own home or the patient visiting the pharmacy.
Other commands such as "call this person" result in the initiation of a telephonecall through the phone server.
Suddenly, a telephonecall from my editor informed me that they had recalled the books, copyright permissions had not been received.
Their play was interrupted by a telephonecall.
Of those, 781 patients, or 25.7%, scored above cutoff points and were given a telephonecall.
Parents were initially contacted by letter, followed shortly therafter by a telephonecall.
Initial non-response was followed up by reminder letters or a telephonecall where the number was known or by a home visit.
Patients were followed up by telephonecall and/or home visit.
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