The phrase "administration as needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the provision or management of something (like medication or services) based on necessity or specific circumstances.
Example: "The patient will receive administration as needed to manage their pain effectively."
Alternatives: "administration as required" or "administration when necessary".
A dedicated ACASI monitor assisted with questionnaire administration as needed and was available to answer questions.
When taken once daily (OD), the patient can change the time of IDegAsp administration as needed, provided it is dosed with the largest meal of the day [ 8].
Timing of meals and snacks must be coordinated with medication administration as needed to minimize the risk of hypoglycemia, as discussed more fully in the medication section of this document.
The core bundle includes: stratification of sepsis through serum lactate measurement, specimen collection (including blood cultures) for microbiology followed by broad-spectrum antibiotic administration and fluids and vasopressors administration as needed to obtain a MAP over 65 mmHg, simple actions that should be performed immediately, and should prompt expert help in septic shock.
Strategies for maintaining the effect of intravenous ketamine infusion should also be studied, such as the ongoing administration of a daily or as needed NMDA receptor antagonist.
The IRS needs the extra time to check tax forms, form instructions, run checks and diagnostics on computers and software, and basically ensure all tax administration systems are up and running as needed before tax returns will be processed -- time that was lost during the government shutdown.
Appropriate pain management depends on the systematic and comprehensive assessment of pain to guide decision-making regarding titration of analgesia and administration of "as needed" medications [ 4, 5].
The patient could walk around the gynecological ward and no additional treatment was required except for administration of loxoprofen as needed.
We compared scheduled oral analgesic administration with administration of pain medications as needed; our premise was that we may have undertreated pain in our patients before, and that increasing analgesic dosage may improve pain control and result in better response to rehabilitation.
In its budget summaries, the Bush administration described the changes as needed to rein in rapidly growing health care spending, and to fight the practice of expanding government programs beyond their intended boundaries.
The case was made as robust as possible and included hourly vital signs, a full medication administration report (MAR) including as-needed (PRN) medications, a detailed hourly intake/output report, and nursing, resident, attending and respiratory therapy notes.
