If an appointment is booked at least one day ahead, the clinic sends a text reminder on the prior evening.
Statement: An appointment booked four days ahead is sent a text reminder on the prior evening.
Following Written Instructions
Following Written Instructions questions give you a small set of rules and a case, and ask what the rules require. Success is procedural: apply every rule in the right order and let exceptions override the defaults.
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How to think about it
- Read the rules as a checklist and note their stated priority.
- Apply them in priority order, not in the order they happen to be written.
- Let any exception or override beat the default rule it applies to.
- Separate eligibility ('may') from requirement ('must') before deciding.
The most common trap
Missing an override or exception clause.