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|a Telephoned appointment-scheduling by a physician's office
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|a Are phone calls reminding patients of recall appointments a worthwhile marketing tool? Evidence from a dermatologist's practice suggests that, though patients find the calls acceptable, such calls do not increase the short-term revenue of a practice. They do, however, appear to increase the likelihood that a patient will return
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