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The phrase "administering care for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, where someone is providing or managing care for a patient or individual.
Example: "The nurse is responsible for administering care for patients recovering from surgery."
Alternatives: "providing care for" or "delivering care for".
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So the risks remain extremely low, unless you are administering care for someone who is sick on the plane.
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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.
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.
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.
Two companies that administered health care for New York State Medicaid recipients have agreed to return $7 million that they received through duplicate billings, the state attorney general's office said yesterday.
There is also advice about backing up, and administering and caring for your computers; and for safeguarding both your own privacy and that of others.
Last September, her family sued the city's Department of Social Services, which had been responsible for administering in-home care for Ms. Brown, a retired housekeeper.
These findings have broad implications for those responsible for administering programs to care for women, allocating research funds in women's health and geriatrics, and training physicians to meet this rapidly escalating demand.
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