Sentence examples for enabling appointments from inspiring English sources
The idea was to create a system that was integrated better with local health services enabling appointments to be booked.
This programme utilises relevant legislation 29 by enabling appointment of legal surrogates, and ensures a systematic approach to filing of completed documents in hospital medical records so that they are readily available.
The Doctorlink system also enables appointments to be booked online and the management of prescriptions and sick notes.
Booksy, an app that enables appointment-based businesses such as hairdressers and beauty salons to take online bookings and operate other aspects of their business, has closed $4.2 million in Series A funding.
The Cluster has enabled strategic appointments to be made that boost expertise in particular areas.
There's also no indication on whether the Administration will seek a waiver to enable his appointment, as it has done with some previous appointments.
A project was designed to promote and investigate a more patient focused approach to lymphoedema management according to clinical need and to offer patients an alternative to conventional follow-up clinic appointments enabling resources to be utilised more efficiently.
Other strategies to mitigate anxiety from receipt of bad news include enabling walk-in appointments for patients after abnormal test results and using personal voice calls instead of messages for particularly critical results.
Napolitano, who had already enabled the appointment as prime minister of Mario Monti after Berlusconi's exit over a looming sovereign debt crisis, then returned under the sign of national emergency, with the moral authority to demand a "government of the president".
The courtiers were part of the Emperor's inner circle and had established influence over him, which enabled the appointment of successive liberal-courtier cabinets.
In 2008 the Scottish Government provided funding to enable the appointment of antimicrobial pharmacists in all NHS boards [ 5].
