The phrase "administration guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that provides instructions or information on managing or operating a system, software, or organization.
Example: "Before starting the new software, please refer to the administration guide for detailed setup instructions."
Alternatives: "administrative manual" or "management guide".
Also, the CPOE Shulman et al. [ 1] examined included an available (but not interactive) on-line information system with drug interactions, contraindications, side effects, formulary, and IV administration guide.
Dennis ML, White MK, Titus JC, et al. Global Appraisal of Individual Needs (GAIN): Administration Guide for the GAIN and Related Measures (Version 5).
He asserted that his would be an administration guided by convictions and character rather than polls and focus groups.
In contrast to Mrs. Clinton, whom Mr. Obama named to his cabinet after they competed against each other in the 2008 presidential primaries, Mr. Kerry has been a loyal supporter of the Obama administration, guiding an arms-reduction treaty with Russia to ratification in the Senate and playing diplomatic troubleshooter for the White House in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Sudan.
Fluid administration guided by invasive hemodynamic parameters usually resulted in over-resuscitation.
However, the decision to maintain antibiotic administration guided only by qualitative culture findings may lead to unnecessary antibiotic use, leading to higher costs and encouraging bacterial resistance.
Fluid management was carried out according to the attending physician's discretion and typically entailed crystalloid administration guided by non-invasive monitoring.
In that context, individualized fluid administration guided by flow parameters (GDT) seems to be the best (GDT works best if it is obtained by flow algorithms) [ 35, 36].
Inotropic therapy, judicious fluid administration guided by close hemodynamic monitoring together with a trial of treatment with triple hormonal therapy (corticosteroid, vasopressin and thyroid hormone) might have improved cardiac and pulmonary function, rendering heart and lung donation possible.
Attempts to reduce the expenses for HBIG treatment in the past include lower HBIG doses, HBIG administration by the intramuscular rather than the intravenous route, or tailored HBIG administration guided by plasma concentrations rather according to a fixed time schedule [ 2].
They showed that fluid administration guided by a hemodynamics-oriented approach throughout the first 24-hour period limited to a urine output of 0.5 to 1 mL/kg per hour and a cardiac index of at least 2.2 L/minute per m was safe and resulted in less organ dysfunction [ 9].
