Sentence examples for appointment access from inspiring English sources

Labour has promised an additional £2.5bn of funding for the NHS, generated through tighter taxation, to be used to train more GPs and provide 48-hour appointment access.

And the government is giving longtime asylum seekers going back as far as individuals who applied in 2013 no indication of when they will have an appointment, access to social services, and the security of a permanent status until after they have finished the process.

For example, hearing disability affects communication and may have an adverse impact when booking an appointment (access) and when describing the nature of symptoms (doctor patient communication).

Currently, this real-time registry is allowing the implementation and measurement of interventions such as transitions programs, discussions regarding goals of care, appointment access prioritization, and accelerated triage aimed at preventing recurrent admissions and secondary functional decline.

We then did regression analysis using backward selection to examine associations between these variables and each of the four outcomes, which we labelled "overall satisfaction," "wait for appointment," "access," and "communication," eliminating variables with P values above 0.1.

Convenience of services, which include clinic hours, ability to get an appointment, access to services, and the time spent waiting in the clinic to see the health care provider have been shown to be related to women' satisfaction with cervical cancer screening services [ 21, 23].

The app pulls in information from Facebook, Google and LinkedIn to ensure you have directions to any appointments, access to communications with other attendees, and even displays the weather in case you need help choosing an outfit.

While the Rooms were not open to the general public, they could be accessed by appointment, with access being restricted to small groups.

Within both surveys, the questions with the most dissatisfaction included appointment availability, access to home visits, access to after hour care, waiting time, discussion of the costs of treatments and the cost of investigations.

Main outcome measures Overall satisfaction; experience of wait for an appointment; reported access to care; satisfaction with communication skills.

Key language barriers impacting on MCH service use and described below included: working with interpreters, using telephones, appointment reminders, access to translated information and working with bilingual staff.