Sentence examples for electronic booking from inspiring English sources

Choose and Book, the electronic booking system for outpatient appointments, was introduced by the Labour government to enable patients to select, with their GP, a hospital appointment at a convenient date and time.

Choose and Book is the National Health Service's electronic booking system for first outpatient appointments in secondary care [ 1].

A prospective cohort study was carried out using the electronic booking records of women with singleton pregnancies who booked for antenatal care and delivered in a large Dublin maternity hospital between February 2010 and July 2011.

The county is offering to include local police departments in an electronic booking system that captures, transmits and stores arrest information, including fingerprints, palm prints and face shots.

"He took my partner at Smog, the DJ and producer 12th Planet, with him and they were stopping at middle-American cities and college towns that aren't even on the radar of your electronic booking agents, whose typical approach is to fly artists such as the Chemical Brothers in to the major cities plus a couple of pre-existing festivals".

Nearby hotels will be identified and an electronic booking can be made from the car.

In a veritable mission-control setting, a reservationist answers eight phone lines while seated in front of two computers that log reservations and hold an archive of past and future electronic bookings.

This development of the use of information technology for tourist services requires a consumer and personal data protection framework for electronic bookings.

While "all-female bills" have gained traction to address the stark gender imbalance in dance and electronic music bookings, they can feel tokenist, where gender comes before talent.

They've managed to attract a mixed crowd of hipsters, posh Swedes and underground people with their electronic music bookings and great food.

We would abolish Connecting for Health, the Choose and Book system would revert to being what it was originally designed for – an electronic appointment-booking system - and we'd abandon the National Care Records Service.