Sentence examples for pre-booked appointment from inspiring English sources

Patients need to be proactive, either to make their appointment or change an inconvenient pre-booked appointment (depending on where they live).

Officials said the objective of minimising disruption to patients had been achieved, but admitted that the action had inconvenienced some of them by forcing the rescheduling of unspecified numbers of pre-booked appointments at outpatient clinics and planned operations.

While Oculus Rift has been a mainstay of the event for the past two years, it was its two closest challengers that drew the most attention with HTC and Valve's Vive and Sony's PlayStation VR leaving attendees without pre-booked appointments clamouring for the chance at sneaking in a quick demo.

Many practices reported seeing more patients who had not pre-booked appointments; referred to as "extras".

Often, these pre-booked appointments take place when the patient is well and little, if any, action is needed [ 2].

By contrast, the use of pre-booked appointments was higher in this study (96.4%) than in others.

Patient 3 (Region 1, Regular) Patients are used to receiving pre-booked appointments for other diabetes clinics (eg, Practice Nurse appointments to be weighed and have their feet checked).

Women were offered a pre-booked mammogram appointment at one of the region's five screening sites.

The first screening round took place from 28 February 2008 to 31 December 2009 where women were offered a pre-booked mammogram appointment at one of the region's six screening sites.

Patients are required to have a pre-booked, outpatient appointment and hence late presenters, who are more likely to die or be admitted to hospital, will not be recruited to the study until they are under routine follow-up.

As a first reminder to non-attendees after primary invitation, self-sampling might result in slightly higher attendance rate, but the reminder letter with a pre-booked screening appointment is still most likely a better choice in terms of cost per extra screened woman and possibly also cost per treated CIN2+ lesion.