The phrase "arranging doctor" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It could potentially be used in a context where someone is referring to a doctor who is responsible for organizing or coordinating medical appointments or procedures.
Example: "I need to contact the arranging doctor to schedule my surgery for next week."
Alternatives: "coordinating physician" or "appointment doctor".
"Administration Halts Survey of Arranging Doctor Visits" (news article, June 29) outlines what we already know to be true: the United States faces a shortage of physicians to meet the needs of a growing and aging population.
Mostly they do practical stuff: arranging doctor visits, doling out pocket money, shopping for clothes.
Care meant doing errands and arranging doctor visits for clients who were terminally ill, at some stage of cancer, dementia, or pneumocystis pneumonia.
You haven't reached your goal by living on your own: you have to be able to do everything without the help of others, including cooking, washing, paying taxes, arranging doctor's dates, planning a trip or even going to the movies.
Microsoft, along with other companies, is working on a series of personalization services to store an individual's calendar and contact information and then, using clever software, do things like arrange doctor's appointments or schedule plane trips.
Here her social worker speaks Arabic; together they review the children's progress in school and arrange doctor appointments.
"I have not found a way to do that in my musical life, though I've made tentative, small steps by arranging and doctoring other composers' music".
Other common barriers included: not being able to arrange transportation; doctor not being available; not being able to afford direct costs and/or transportation; services not covered by NonInsured Health Benefits (NIHB) and lack of trust in healthcare provider.
Implementation can also either refer to stopping completely (full implementation), or beginning a process that will lead to full implementation; e.g., arranging for a doctor's appointment to get prescription medication, beginning a period of preloading with medication, or starting a cut-down schedule.
Businesses in China, Mexico and South Korea advertise packages that arrange for doctors, insurance and postpartum care.
