FEES FOR NOTIFICATION.

No user fees, but perhaps user fees.

A Suit for Professional Fees

cases of difficult labour in the locality since 1912, and his customary fee is Rs. 16 per case,?free attendance being given to those who cannot afford a fee. He was called in to such a case as consultant by another registered medical practitioner, the case being one of twins with the first placenta adherent and with a history of six months' illness and oedema of the legs. The patient died durin...

Extra fees for uninsured services.

Imagine that you are celebrating a special occasion in a wonderful restaurant. The waiter brings your food and then you realize that you do not have any cutlery. When you ask for some, the waiter explains that because the cost of washing your cutlery is not included in the bill, a fork and knife will cost you extra. Later, when you ask for the bill, he explains that the cost of printing a copy ...

Fees for Medical Reports for Life Assurance

To the Editor op the "Indian Medical Gazette." Dear Sir,? I send for perusal, .and publication, if you think fit, a copy of some correspondence which has taken place between the Manager of the Oriental Life Assurance Company of Bombay and myself, regarding the amount of the fee paid by that company for a medical report on an applicant for assurance. You will notice that the Manager considers th...

Adapting Heuristics for Notification Systems

Notification systems are growing in use from home to the workplace. They are used to monitor stock prices, navigate in a vehicle, and to encourage collaboration at a job, among countless other applications. These systems must be developed and tested, but existing usability evaluation methods are not always useful. They fail to consider systems used in divided-attention tasks and the impact on p...