Sentence examples for appointments with practitioners from inspiring English sources

That's why you'll only be able to book remote appointments with practitioners who know you already.

So Doctolib only lets you book remote appointments with practitioners you've physically seen over the last 12 months.

Whenever it is in your power to do so, book appointments with practitioners who are in-network for your plan.

Interviews lasted approximately 30 minutes and were conducted during working hours in the clinic, by appointment with practitioners between clinic commitments, and undertaken by a social scientist (GH) experienced in qualitative interviews around chronic pain issues.

Here data collected during a research project which involved questionnaires on smoking being distributed to patients before and after appointments with general practitioners (GPs) is analyzed to investigate the impact of this data collection method on doctors' documenting of smoking advice in medical records.

An interesting model for such a Web site is ZocDoc, which allows patients to find and book appointments with health care practitioners, find a doctor who accepts their insurance and read patients' reviews.

The HealthSpace system consisted of two levels; a basic account, which is essentially a depository for an individual's health information which individuals must complete themselves, and an advanced account, through which they could access their summary care records, book appointments and communicate remotely with practitioners.

If necessary, follow up appointments with the general practitioner or pediatrician are planned; Support for ethnic minorities: all study materials such as questionnaires, newsletters, website, and information folders are available in three languages (Dutch, English, and Turkish).

This included eight 50 minute sessions with a clinical psychologist, three 10 minute appointments with her general practitioner, four 45 minute home visits from a health visitor (a qualified nurse specially trained in health assessment and promotion in the community), and a single one hour home visit from a community psychiatric nurse.

To access diagnosis and care, the carer can make appointments with the general practitioner, accompany the patient to the surgery, point out symptoms, gain permission to receive confidential information, ask for a referral to specialist services, and use the professionals' authority to persuade the patient to agree to this.

Jayne Hill has an appointment with sleep practitioner Claire Earley, who asks her about Elise's nightly routine.