Sentence examples for a lost appointment from inspiring English sources

Like a friendly word from the receptionist, or the secretary you call to check on a lost appointment, like clear signposting for where to find the car park or the radiology department.

However, it is not clear whether NHS endoscopy services routinely collect service-related data in terms of monthly counts for demand, activity, waiting lists and lost appointment slots, since it is not a compulsory facet of the service.

The Toolkit™ required the daily input of the number of referrals, patients waiting and lost appointment slots by procedure type and reason.

The outpatient sample was primarily collected for a service development project and it focused on lost appointments.

N: Well I think if you're going to have a large practice and you're going to have a nurse led triage you have to think about increasing your, definitely because you're losing appointments aren't you?

A Quaker who lost her appointment as a Cal State Fullerton lecturer after she objected to a state loyalty oath submitted a revised statement of her beliefs Thursday in a bid to win the job back.

Homer Thornberry, the longtime Texas Congressman and United States Court of Appeals judge who lost an appointment to the Supreme Court in 1968 because of a controversy involving the man he had been named to replace, died early yesterday at his home in Austin.

They may worry to excess about missing an appointment, losing a job, or having an accident.

He lost his appointment slip.

The cost per lost NHS appointment during 1984 ranged from £20 to £50 [ 11] which had risen to £65 in 1997 [ 12] with an estimated total cost of around £300 to £360 million annually [ 10, 12] and this figure may have increased recently.

Losing an appointment slip, not writing a reminder note, or not entering information into a phone or calendar were common actions that led to missed appointments.