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Is there a rule about staff chewing gum in a doctor's office? 
Q: Is there a rule about chewing gum in a doctor's office by the staff and doctors? I went for an appointment recently, and the clerical staff (all five of them) were loudly snapping and cracking their gum. The physician's assistant was doing the same thing while taking my blood pressure and listening to my lungs.Boston Globe -- Business News, Sun, 12 Feb 2006 13:49:14 +0100
Q: Is there a rule about chewing gum in a doctor's office by the staff and doctors? I went for an appointment recently, and the clerical staff (all five of them) were loudly snapping and cracking their gum. The physician's assistant was doing the same thing while taking my blood pressure and listening to my lungs.Boston Globe -- Business News, Sun, 12 Feb 2006 13:49:14 +0100
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