Phone calls offer several advantages in epidemiological practices:
1. Speed and Efficiency: Phone calls enable rapid communication, which is essential during disease outbreaks when timely information can curb the spread of infection. 2. Personal Interaction: Direct communication allows for better clarification of information and immediate responses to questions, enhancing the quality of data collected. 3. Broad Reach: Many individuals, regardless of their access to the internet or other technologies, have access to a telephone, making it a versatile tool for public health communication.
