The nurse types a sentence and has the free slots
Today: paging through the calendar while the patient waitsThe patient gets out of the chair and wants an appointment in three weeks, ideally Monday morning. The nurse pages back and forth through the calendar while the patient waits at the desk. With a long waiting time that takes minutes.
How it works
- The nurse types the request in plain words, for example “NEXT WEEK 20 MINUTES MONDAY”.
- Zuboklik understands the time, the length, the day of the week and the hour (“AT 3 PM”), and lists every free appointment that fits.
- One is picked and the appointment is done. The search runs over free time only; a taken hour cannot be offered.
What you do
Nothing, the nurse types the way she speaks.
Common objections
- Does the nurse have to type it in some special way?
- No. She types an ordinary sentence and part of the details is enough. With no length given, the recommended one is used.
- What if nothing fits?
- Zuboklik says there is nothing free in that range. The nurse edits the sentence, a week further out for instance.
- Will a new nurse pick this up?
- The help in the app has example sentences, and the in-app helper answers in plain words.
