Sentence examples for appointment slots from inspiring English sources

Not all outpatient appointment slots were available on it, limiting its usefulness.

When I started work as a GP 15 years ago many doctors were still operating on five-minute appointment slots.

GP surgeries are less busy with 15-20 minute appointment slots and there are more community beds.

Simple measures such as an awareness of appointment slots or a designated private waiting room are just two ways of extending the hand of compassion at this time.

For example GPs can only make referrals to named consultants on paper and a large number of services were not available on Choose and Book appointment slots.

For example, Dr. Jason R. Lupton, a dermatologist in Del Mar, Calif., advised young physicians to oblige cosmetic patients by giving them appointments within seven days; empty appointment slots could later be filled with general dermatology patients, he said.

Time that isn't available in a GP's seven-minute average appointment slot.

For politicians booked on weekend programs like "Meet the Press" and "This Week," the preferred appointment slot is Tuesday afternoon because it gives them enough time to recover from bruising, swelling, redness or flaking skin.

Broad anecdotal evidence, as well as my own experience, suggested that these were offered widely on the NHS, often with little chance in a five-minute appointment slot to assess the severity of the patient's problem or their suitability for the drugs.

I think it makes a real difference to people to be able talk things over – GPs only have a short appointment slot to try and find the root cause of problems, whereas I have enough time to assess patients' wider needs.

When the plumber I had been promised failed to arrive in the 8am-1pm appointment slot, the person I spoke to on the phone was unable to tell me even the name of the company whose van I should look out for.