The phrase "administration of medication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or healthcare contexts when discussing the process of giving or managing medication to patients.
Example: "The nurse is responsible for the administration of medication to ensure that patients receive their prescribed treatments on time."
Alternatives: "medication delivery" or "medication management".
We found that ADS markedly decreased the rates of administration of medication errors in the medical ICU [ 11].
A bed-side PC allows the medical staff to input clinical observations and prescription and administration of medication.
Eight states recently agreed to operate their racetracks under one set of rules that severely restrict the administration of medication.
Those included the improper administration of medication, the failure to arrange a cardiology consultation, the delay in performing an urgent scan to rule out a life-threatening blood clot and the tardy delivery of anesthesia during labor and delivery.
Horse racing took a significant step toward adopting tough uniform rules nationwide Tuesday when eight states agreed to operate their racetracks under one set of rules that will severely restrict the administration of medication.
Last month, the industry took a significant step toward adopting tough uniform rules when eight states agreed to operate their racetracks under one set of rules that will severely restrict the administration of medication.
Numeric Rating Scales (NRS) were measured, and administration of medication (main outcome) was documented.
Although the nurses are obligated to register the administration of medication, it was possible to administer the medication but forget to register this in the patient chart.
Majority of issues were related to prescriptions of continuous intravenous infusions, other major categories were validity of prescription, administration of medication against invalid prescription and omitted doses.
The most common skilled-nursing activities were administration of medication (mean = 5.2 ± 3.9) and measuring vital sign measurement (mean = 3.4 ± 2.3).
The distribution of flow infused during controlled (continuous or intermittent) administration of medication is believed to be an important issue for successful pain relief.
