Sentence examples for demand for appointment from inspiring English sources

Now that it has integrated the new Google+ login system, TuneIn will allow its users to set reminders for upcoming live events in Google Calendar (I'm not sure how much demand for appointment radio listening there really is, but I could imagine sports fans may want to make sure they tune in to the right station when their team is playing, for example).

Seven-day GP pilot schemes across the country have shown little demand for appointments at the weekend.

Meanwhile, one in three GPs tell the British Medical Association they are considering retiring early and practices report they are struggling to meet demand for appointments.

But it expressed caution about how much his proposals would actually help family doctors deal with the soaring demand for appointments.

While undoubtedly there are many patients who seek help without trying self-care, there is a better explanation for the rise in demand for appointments – that people are getting sicker.

Dr Maureen Baker, chair of the Royal College of GPs, said the government should provide immediate support for GP surgeries to help them deal with the growing demand for appointments and, in doing so, "signal the start of a more productive relationship with GPs".

When patients attend GP surgeries after just one day of ill-health or an ill-informed session with Dr Google, it's easy to assume that the blame for the seemingly ceaseless demand for appointments lies with them.

The ageing GP workforce and growing demand for appointments mean the UK needs 10,000 more GPs, but too few newly qualified medical graduates are electing to become GPs, she added.

While Nagpaul does not say how much general practice needs to keep pace with the growing demand for appointments, the Royal College of GPs believes it needs to receive at least £2bn more of the NHS budget by 2017.

"Primary Care in the U.K. and across the world is in trouble; there is an increasing demand for appointments, because people are living longer, but then live with multiple long term conditions," says Doctorlink co-founder Andrew Gardner.

GPs understood the need for the appointments system to be closely related to the profile of demand for appointments from patients.