The phrase "administered care" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, where it refers to the act of providing or delivering care to patients.
Example: "The nurse administered care to the patient following the doctor's orders."
Alternatives: "provided care" or "delivered care".
A native of Cincinnati, OH, Rubenstein attributed his interest in medicine to his pediatrician who administered care when he contracted polio at a young age.
They administered care to the Yanomami with donated medicine from the United States and transported them to clinics on small propeller planes using dozens of airstrips carved out of the jungle.
The medical team, part of a group called International Assistance Mission, was led by Tom Little, an optometrist who for decades administered care in remote parts of Afghanistan to some of the country's poorest villages.
Adrian Benepe, the parks commissioner, noted that his department administered care to more than 70,000 of those trees a year with procedures that he said "prioritize public safety" while preserving and expanding the urban forest.
All health-care workers (HCW) who administered care on VRE-infected patients were asked to follow infection control policies during patient care, including hand washing and glove and gown wearing when necessary [ 12].
According to the guidelines by the National Health Insurance Agency, into category 3 "cardiovascular therapy" only the assisting at procedures and diagnostic tests may be classified The majority of nursing tasks associated with this category are evaluated in category 1, concerning the amount of drugs administered, care of central venous catheters, and changing dressings.
IHS then administers care directly to tribes, administers individual services through contracts with tribes, or turns over funding to tribes so they can administer care themselves.
They are expected to administer care, almost regardless of the risk to themselves.
It's easy to imagine conflicts arising between the conscience of the institution, and of individual doctors administering care.
Already, a host of over-the-counter drugs allow patients to administer care that used to require a doctor's prescription.
An NHS trust recently withdrew its staff from a whole wing of HMP Holme House in County Durham after it became too dangerous for them to administer care.
