Scheduling

Scheduling that fills itself.

Drag-to-book on a clean calendar, online patient booking, smart waitlist rebooking, SMS reminders. Cancellations refill themselves — Brigid sends the slot to the top three waitlist patients in priority order.

Tuesday, 14 October

Booked online · just now
09:00Aoife KellyNew patient
09:30Seán MurphyFollow-up
10:00Mary O’Brien6-month review
10:30Pádraig WalshResults consult
SMS reminders sent — 4 of 4 confirmed

One visit, start to finish

Follow it through the day.

08:41 · Mary books

Online patient booking

Mary sees real availability filtered by clinician and reason, and books herself from the sofa. New patients triage themselves; returning patients self-serve.

08:41 · Routed right

Smart triage

She picks the reason; the booking routes to the right clinician with the right slot length. No more 10-minute slots booked for 30-minute problems.

Day before · Reminded

SMS + email reminders

24h and 2h before. Her replies route straight back into the schedule — move, cancel, confirm — and the no-show column gets shorter.

09:00 · At the desk

Drag-to-book calendar

Click a slot, search a patient, done. Multi-clinician views, room/resource booking, colour-coded reasons.

11:20 · A cancellation

Waitlist rebooking

A cancellation hits the schedule and Brigid texts the top of the waitlist in priority order. The first yes gets the slot — the gap never reaches the diary.

Before she leaves

Recurring + chronic appointments

Mary's 6-month review books itself as a series — care-plan cadences, vaccination follow-ups, chronic-disease reviews. Set once, runs forever.

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