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  • 16/06/2021 at 8:46 am #19240
    Seema Kulkarni
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    Should staff be allowed to bring mobile in clinic.?Please put your comments on this.

            

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    16/06/2021 at 6:15 pm #19728
    Shyamal Mohite
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    YES, It should be allowed so that our parents will be worried  when we become late.

            

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    16/06/2021 at 6:47 pm #19731
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    Mobiles are a big distraction for staff. Instead of taking care of patients the staff will waste time on mobile phones. Therefore , it is always a good idea to make a rule to debar staff from getting their mobile phones in the clinic.

    In case of an emergency the staff can always us ethe clinic landline or mobiel phones to speak to their families.

            

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