Mobile Phones in Hospital...
06 January 2009, 05:14 PM
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Mobile Phones in Hospital...
Apparently mobiles are now allowed in all areas of hospitals (apart from those with sensitive equipment). After taking advice from the relevant boffins, it has been accepted that mobile phones do not cause a risk other than in certain areas.
Ok, so it will be cheaper and easier to contact patients and vice versa than the current patient line and other similar companies approach ( which are a huge ripoff), but hospital is for sick people. How will the sound of various ringtones going off through out the day help peoples recovery??
Is nowhere a mobile free zone these days??
Ok, so it will be cheaper and easier to contact patients and vice versa than the current patient line and other similar companies approach ( which are a huge ripoff), but hospital is for sick people. How will the sound of various ringtones going off through out the day help peoples recovery??
Is nowhere a mobile free zone these days??
06 January 2009, 05:16 PM
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I know what you mean
On 1 hand yea great idea. When my gf was in hospital i bought her a card for the phone at her bed. was £10 an it worked out about £1 per min to call a mobile. Thats mental
People will keep phones on vibrate etc
But im assuming you wont be allowed to use it in every ward.
But on the other it could be very irratating to other patients
On 1 hand yea great idea. When my gf was in hospital i bought her a card for the phone at her bed. was £10 an it worked out about £1 per min to call a mobile. Thats mental
People will keep phones on vibrate etc
But im assuming you wont be allowed to use it in every ward.
But on the other it could be very irratating to other patients
06 January 2009, 05:28 PM
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