Sentence examples for appointments to offer from inspiring English sources

She is increasingly feeling desperate, low in mood and tearful, and needs fortnightly GP appointments to offer her psychological support.

It also provides travel times to and from appointments to offer up a better idea of when to leave.

Part-time RNs reported working in isolation and sometimes struggled to find a consulting room for follow-up visits which restricted the availability of flexible follow-up appointment times to offer to participants.

Current Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has emerged as the bookmakers' favourite to take the job, as well as being widely supported by players and fans, and his appointment would seem to offer Crouch his best hope of further recognition.

GPs in England will no longer have to offer appointments lasting at least 10 minutes under changes agreed with the government.

Doctors have been told they will not need to offer appointments outside office hours and at the weekend if there is no demand for it, after the BMA expressed concern about forcing GPs to work on Saturdays.

Ms Griffiths said the number of GP practices closing for half a day will be reduced by April next year, and more practices will be "required" to offer appointments early in the morning or towards the end of the day.

Discussed in The Atlantic, research shows that psychotherapists, for example, are more likely to offer appointments to middle-class white people than to middle-class African-Americans or working-class people of any race.

Nicorette gum was on hand to offer appointments for free quitting-smoking counseling sessions, and also provided one of the funkiest functions of the suite: an age progression photo of guests that shows what they would look like by age 72 if they are a smoker vs. them being a non-smoker.

3 In April 2014, the UK Department of Health revealed the details of a pilot scheme that will see 1147 general practices in England, with approximately 7.5 million registered patients, begin to offer appointments outside of current opening hours.

Higher total QOF performance protected against unplanned admission (OR 0.94 per 100 points; 95% CI 0.91 0.97); having no GPs with a UK primary medical qualification (OR 1.08, 95% CI 1.04 1.11) and being less able to offer appointments within 48 h were associated with higher odds.