Sentence examples for changing appointments from inspiring English sources
The PocketPC's respond quicker than the previous generation of Windows CE devices, and a user can now tap once and hold the stylus on the screen to call up a menu of options when changing appointments and tasks, instead of jumping to a menu bar and using multiple taps.
Evidently, a huge amount of unfunded work for a doctor is talking to patients over the phone, changing appointments and dealing with patient billing issues.
Practical health advice was another valued component, and the interactive function (changing appointments via SMS).
"We've already made a start and hope to get enough patients on board to be able to see if such a simple, cheap measure of changing appointment times can make all the difference".
Unexpected family illness in the one case and an unpredictable work schedule in another, led to participants changing appointment dates.
For example, many practices have embarked on changing appointment systems to a total triage model which may either hinder or make access to services easier for this age group.
Multiple appointments associated with chronic illness management, little flexibility in making and changing appointment times and rigid eligibility criteria for health services often led to a sense of confusion on the part of patients and a lack of follow-up by HCPs.
If the Supreme Court rules that the board is illegally appointed, Congress could quickly act to save it by changing the appointment process.
Since governors are somewhat constrained in changing the appointment during the term, we would expect this learning effect to be stifled in the first term and more prominent in later terms.
To tackle this problem, the UAMS OB/GYN administration had tested various, new system-restructuring ideas such as changing the appointment scheduling system and the number of nurses, often with little or no success.
