Sentence examples for at one appointment from inspiring English sources

The pathway for delivering DSS varies and includes one-stop clinics and two-stage pathways which include scanning and blood draw performed at one appointment followed by a phone call on another day with results.

We did a cross-sectional study of new migrants to test an innovative one-stop blood test approach to detect multiple infections at one appointment (HIV, latent tuberculosis, and hepatitis B/C) on registration with a General Practitioner (GP) in primary care.

"You will definitely be a shining example for all the other ladies who are going through the same process," Natacha Baron, a family nurse practitioner, told her at one appointment.

At one appointment, they force you to see an ultrasound.

Since our primary endpoint involves attendance at one appointment only, to better capture patient engagement in care we have included secondary outcomes to measure the effect of the intervention on engagement throughout the 12-month period (table 1).

The questionnaire was included in national survey of 17,871 parents of children aged under 16 years who had at least one appointment at one of the 86 outpatient centres in Norway between 1 September and 31 December 2006 [ 22].

Of the 657 children initiated on HAART, 452 (69%) were still on HAART and in active care on 30 November 2007 (attended at least one appointment since 1 August 2007).

A total of 57 individuals were started on treatment (15% of those keeping at least one appointment).

The server at the one place on this street I can afford to have a working lunch like the non-broke daywalkers do, the doctor at the one appointment I can afford this month – the slightest perceived misstep in feminine presentation makes many an enemy of the people you rely on for day-to-day life.

Overall, 44%95%5% CI 41 47) of survey respondents reported missing at least one appointment for immunisation.

In total, 140 (42.7%) respondents took alternative therapy and 48 (14.6%) missed at least one appointment without acceptable reasons.