Sentence examples for targeted appointments from inspiring English sources

The university says it appointed Prof Michael Wood because "he has a unique combination of skills and background and the job was crafted around him" and this was nothing to do with the REF. "For certain senior academic roles, we are effectively operating in a transfer market and occasionally make targeted appointments," says its spokesman.

However, early appointments for the expansion into America were not advertised as these were considered to be "exceptional strategic decisions about a significant new venture," and targeted appointments were necessary.

In addition, educational messages can be targeted during prior appointments, based on automated profiling of future failure risk.

Patients who missed appointments were targeted for more focused counselling.

Briefly, consecutive appointments were coded from the time the hand hygiene posters were placed in the clinic for a maximum of 8 days (i.e., end of recording) or up to half of the predetermined targeted maximum number of appointments.

Initially only patients with a scheduled appointment were targeted for recruitment.

Zesty is also intending to target NHS doctor appointments too, but to do so it needs to go through a lengthy approval procedure to get access to the U.K. National Health Service's own e-booking software, Choose and Book.

The 2 week appointment will be specifically targeted as it was suggested by the nurses that this appointment is less intensive than the in-home appointment at 7 10 days postpartum, and it is unusual for parents of infants aged less than 2 weeks to request information on infant sleep and crying so soon after birth.

Labour has already signalled its intention to make GP care a focus of the election campaign by promising to bring back the 48-hour target for appointments, which was scrapped in 2010.

While imperfect, the model enables administrators to predict failed appointments with reasonable certainty for targeted intervention.

Early reports suggested it was targeted at the UK's National Health Service, leading to routine appointments being cancelled.