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Use of voice mail in teaching commuting students
Walker LR, Alemi F, Headrick LA, et al.  Use of voice mail in teaching commuting students.  The Journal of Health Administration Education. 1998;16(3):315-322.

This article describes the use of voice mail when educating medical students who commute.

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