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This document discusses the scheduling challenges faced by breast screening offices and proposes a flexible session template system for the new Rubie system.
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I've pushed up a commit to fix the formatting issue, so the page displays a bit better now. I think there are more tweaks to the meta data and content needed. Happy to look tomorrow. Preview links for reference: |
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Hi @annavhepburn, great post!
I've made a few suggestions, feel free to accept/edit or disregard them.
- Updated date to today
- Added some tags
- Expanded the NBSS acronym
- Add a description (will show on the parent page)
Happy to take another look once the changes are made and the page preview is live.
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| title: "Manic Mondays: how should we schedule clinics?" | |
| description: Exploring whether breast screening offices need recurring weekday sessions or flexible templates that can be applied to different clinic days. |
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I'm going to add my own description
Co-authored-by: Benjy Stanton <2545065+benjystanton@users.noreply.github.com>
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Added a description field to the index file for clarity.
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Hopefully good to go now? |
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This document discusses the scheduling challenges faced by breast screening offices and proposes a flexible session template system for the new Rubie system.