Sentence examples for guaranteed appointment from inspiring English sources

Labour will promise patients the right to consult a doctor or a nurse at their local GP surgery on the same day, the right to get an appointment the same day if they need to be seen quickly, the right to a guaranteed appointment within 48 hours and the right to book an appointment more than 48 hours ahead with the GP of their choice.

Speaking on a visit to a hospital in Crewe, Cheshire, Mr Miliband said: "What we're promising is that everybody should get a same-day consultation with their GP surgery and, if they've got an urgent situation, see a GP - and then a guaranteed appointment within 48 hours.

Those who call by 4 p.m. are guaranteed appointments that day to see their own doctor, even if it is for a routine checkup.

He further noted, according to ABC Chicago, that Deb Mell was never guaranteed the appointment because of her family ties -- but was not disqualified on account of them.

A&Es have been trapped in a downward spiral by David Cameron's decision to abolish guaranteed GP appointments and undermine social care", added Burnham.

"The NHS needs Labour's better plan for 20,000 more nurses and 8,000 more GPs, paid for with a £2.5bn a year time to care fund, and guaranteed GP appointments within 48 hours".

So how are the parties going to phase any extra funding, with particular emphasis on the funding for this and the next financial year? 3. General election campaigns are often about retail politics – guaranteed GP appointments, dedicated personal midwives and the like.

How these term limits would work can be debated, but one idea is to create 18-year terms and stagger them so that each president is guaranteed two appointments per term.

A nomination does not guarantee an appointment and in a typical year only about 38% of nominees receive an appointment.

Mr. Messina, he said, "added that he could not guarantee my appointment to any of these positions.

Britons are also against paying £20 to guarantee an appointment with a GP the next day, by a more than six to one margin.