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high touch Social medicine adjective Referring to physical and/or direct emotional interaction with Pts, distinct from modern medicine's trend toward technological and innovative aspects of healing; 'high-touch'
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| Fault tolerant solutions such as the one from Redundant Networks will appeal to xSPs in need of a high touch relationship with their hosting provider. He adds, "Health care organizations must evaluate consumer-focused technology carefully, remembering the need to balance high touch and high tech. In follow-up focus group discussions with employees, people told us, in effect, that while both high-tech and high-touch channels performed their jobs equally well, high touch was still more important to them in doing their jobs well. |
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