The phrase "administer drug" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in medical contexts to refer to the act of giving a medication to a patient.
Example: "The nurse will administer the drug to the patient at the scheduled time."
Alternatives: "give medication" or "provide treatment".
Pharmacy benefit managers, often called P.B.M.'s, administer drug benefits for clients like insurance companies and employers.
Lawmakers said Mr. Roth clearly intended to depart from the House bill, under which private insurers would administer drug benefits and bear much of the financial risk.
The government may find some private entities to administer drug benefits, but the government would have to accept all or nearly all of the financial risk".
Nassau solicited nine bids from companies that administer drug cards and awarded the contract to AdvancePCS, a division of Caremark Rx in Nashville.
Care for diabetes is a growing expense for employers that rely on Medco to administer drug benefits to people enrolled in corporate health plans.
Many of the leading proposals in Congress for Medicare coverage of prescription drugs would create a quasi-independent board, which would hire private entities to administer drug benefits under guidelines set by the government.
But the question remains: should a doctor administer drugs to a healthy individual?
One strategy for achieving such effects is to administer drugs that bind to cannabinoid CB1 receptors.
Just before bypass surgery, surgeons often administer drugs that increase blood's natural clotting ability.
In 2012, according to CMS, Providence failed to correctly administer drugs to a patient and keep adequate records.
We can create very thin films that can administer drugs at least for those first several days post surgery.
