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Larten_Crepsley90 t1_iuow967 wrote
And to a lesser degree, education.
Zenmedic t1_iuowean wrote
Here I'd thought education would be to an advanced degree......
Lucky-Carrot t1_iup0pyn wrote
And legal. But mostly replaced with e-fax like services.
jjj49er t1_iuq21qj wrote
I saw a Dr last year who only communicated by phone and fax. He would get quite a few faxes every time I was in his office.
booch t1_ivawmfv wrote
A lot of it is legal restrictions. The laws that were written to control how they are allowed to share information were written at a time when fax was normal. They didn't include rules for more "recent" communication methods.
kreiger-69 t1_iur2bpr wrote
Another Scottish invention bites the dust
ChapadozinhoVermelho t1_iv9ylwa wrote
The ass-backwards U.S. healthcare “system” would grind to a halt without fax. It’s the only way all the various greedy players truly interoperate.
lastingfreedom t1_iwgdmal wrote
Emails are more traceable for backdoor deals.
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Zenmedic t1_iunxtgn wrote
I fax documents 4-5 times a day in my job. I get faxes....and it drives me nuts.
Healthcare is the last real holdout for fax machines.