"calling appointment" is correct and can be used in written English
For example, "I've made a calling appointment with my doctor tomorrow to discuss my test results."
When Mr. Kaplan took over CNN, he promised an antidote to that problem, instituting what executives called "appointment viewing" -- network-news-style programming that people would watch regularly.
Four factors that have the greatest association with patient nonattendance are lead time (call appointment interval), financial payer (typically insurance provider), patient age, and the patient's prior attendance history.
We've now spotted another app in development over there called Appointments, a salon booking tool.
There are also some projects that aren't broadly available, like a job-matching service in Bangladesh, and a yet-to-launch booking tool called Appointments.
He happens to be the prime minister's son-in-law, so some are calling his appointment unabashed crony capitalism.
In time, by tracking calls, appointment bookings and other data, Seva Search's algorithm will get smarter, learning which businesses to call first and when.
Attendance for routine recall appointments was also far higher than for the first call appointment.
On the other hand, a voice call appointment reminder scheme study in Swaziland offered no statistically significant improvement to HIV appointment attendance (35).
However, more than 88% (N = 111) of the interviewees expressed their preference for using the phone call appointment service (see Table 1).
On average, there were 321 patients per month (SD 80 and CI 95% = 292 350) in this group; (2) ONL2: used the online appointment system only once and continued making appointments by phone-call appointment thereafter.
