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The fallback is that those callers should leave a voicemail. At present, junk callers virtually never do, though that of course may well change.
by dredmorbius 3y ago
The fallback is that those callers should leave a voicemail.
At present, junk callers virtually never do, though that of course may well change.
- ghaff 3y agoThe person upthread wrote that they also don't enable voicemail.
- dredmorbius 3y agoPoint. I'm ... strongly antagonistic to voicemail myself. But even if you don't check/listen to messages, simply noting who's left a message is a pretty good screening method. For most medical comms, you're unlikely to have a meaningful message left other than "call back" in any regard, so enabling but not listening too hard is viable. Many medical systems now have some sort of electronic patient record which includes medical staff (MD, RN, PA, etc.) messages, though that's no silver bulet either.