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  #597451 20-Mar-2012 07:48
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hamish225: That's a weird double standard.


Makes sense, remember the old days of the pager.  They sucked, so hard to find a phone!

 




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  #597454 20-Mar-2012 08:07
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hamish225: That's a weird double standard.


It's like "no electronics during take off and landing" but now pilots are using iPads...

 




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  #597523 20-Mar-2012 09:59
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freitasm:
hamish225: That's a weird double standard.


It's like "no electronics during take off and landing" but now pilots are using iPads...

 


 

I was on a charter Cessna flight >15 years ago where the pilot's phone rang during the climb after takeoff. It was the ground crew telling him he'd left a bag behind. U-turn, land, pick-up, take off again. What, me worry?




 



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  #597547 20-Mar-2012 10:35
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how else is anyone going to contact anyone? even paging is sometimes routed to the mobile phone as sms. pagers are impossible and obstructive. having to leave your task and hunt for a free phone and coming back to it is a waste of time imo

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hamish225: No cellphones in hospitals :P naughty naughty


Actually times are changing well they are here in Taranaki. At our hospitals here they have changed visiting times to patients from 2pm to 8pm and enforcing it and they allow patients to have cellphones so people can contact them outside these hours to see how they are doing hence too also cutting out calls to busy nurses asking about the status of a particular patient.

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  #598023 21-Mar-2012 08:00
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hamish225: No cellphones in hospitals :P naughty naughty


Only applies in certain situations/locations 

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  #608092 12-Apr-2012 00:33
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hamish225: No cellphones in hospitals :P naughty naughty


In Auckland, our hospitals ARE cell towers - there's Vodafone equipment on the roof of all our sites.

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