Sentence examples for appointments order from inspiring English sources
By 2015 all general practices will be expected to enable patients to book and cancel appointments, order repeat prescriptions and access their records online.
Our patients tell us they do need easy access to us, to book convenient appointments, order prescriptions and get their test results promptly.
A one-stop NHS website where patients book appointments, order prescriptions and access medical advice is being developed, health officials have announced.
From next April, all patients registered with a GP in England should be able to have online access to their medical records, under a commitment given by health secretary Jeremy Hunt as part of the Patient Online initiative, designed to allow patients to book appointments, order repeat prescriptions and monitor their records online.
This assistant can book appointments, order gifts, make restaurant and travel reservations, and more.
Ms. Lloyd frequently calls to check on Mrs. Cline; she offers advice on diet and exercise, schedules appointments, orders meals for delivery and arranges appointments with a social worker.
The lawsuit, filed by the same attorney representing Manafort in his felony criminal case, contends that Rosenstein's appointment order gave Mueller "carte blanche to investigate and pursue criminal charges in connection with anything he stumbles across while investigating, no matter how remote from the specific matter identified as the subject of the Appointment Order".
Government-subsidized mental health care was revoked for several men after they missed appointments in order to travel.
In addition doctors' surgeries will have to set up services to allow anyone to see their health files, book appointments and order repeat prescriptions on the internet.
Like Dick Caramel, they configure writing as a "career" full of obligations and appointments, in order to ward off the suspicion of amateurism and manage the insecurity of creative freedom.
Most of us have heard about apps that reward people for performing beneficial behaviours, web portals that enable patients to book appointments or order prescriptions and devices that track and monitor patients remotely.
