The phrase "adjustment of administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where changes or modifications to administrative processes or structures are being discussed.
Example: "The adjustment of administration is necessary to improve efficiency and streamline operations within the organization."
Alternatives: "administrative modification" or "administrative adjustment".
This highlights the importance of strengthening education of health care professionals and patients, that is, with regard to dose adjustment, modalities of administration, choice of anticoagulant, and compliance guidance.
The RT-PK phenomena in plasma provide references for adjustment of drug administration.
These essential aspects in managing ED patients can be easily remembered by the acronym, FAST (Follow-up of patients, Adjustment of time of administration, Sexual stimulation, and Titration to the maximum tolerated dose) (Hatzichristou 2002).
This is achieved more easily by frequent monitoring of blood glucose levels and self-adjustment of insulin administration throughout the day.
Whereas metabolic tolerance might be overcome by adjustment of dosing or administration intervals, this might not be possible with functional tolerance.
To specify the change in antidepressant use, those reporting had to select one of the following categories: discontinuation, switching to other treatment, adjustment of dosage or administration, any other action taken or no action taken.
The reason(s) for treatment delays and dosage adjustments, and the dates of administration were recorded on flow sheets.
No dose adjustment of heparin referred to administration of heparin at a fixed dose irrespective of the APTT.
To maximize the efficacy, however, these drugs require adjustment of the doses for administration by routinely measuring blood concentrations.
White et al. [ 1] suggest that preoperative kidney dysfunction should alert the anesthetists for the appropriate adjustment of peri-operative analgesic administration, and adequate intra-operative intravenous fluid management, in patients with 'borderline' renal function.
