The phrase "administrative benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing advantages or gains related to administrative tasks or functions.
Example: "The new software implementation will provide significant administrative benefits, streamlining our processes and reducing paperwork."
Alternatives: "administrative advantage" or "operational benefit".
Confronted with specific situations, their resolve wilts, especially when specific security gains are promised (although administrative benefits can overcome libertarian instincts too).
Too many political and administrative benefits (and disadvantages) derive from your caste affiliation for that to happen.
Perceived value proposition - Quantifiable administrative benefits of SR were assessed in previous studies - most reported SR successes were 'back-end' implementations where the physicians did not have to 'invest' time in order to receive these administrative benefits.
In this framework, five main categories of payback are investigated, namely knowledge, research benefits, political and administrative benefits, health sector benefits, and broader economic benefits.
Instead, our site-specific approach generated more administrative benefits that accrue to each site individually and thus may underestimate the true value of a stronger national HRHIS.
We decided that a difference of less than 2% would not bring sufficient financial or administrative benefits to justify the choice of one method over another.
Therefore, we suggest that health care organizations, seeking to gain clinical, managerial and administrative benefits, may invest additional costs and efforts in health information technology in general and in EHR and HIE networks in particular.
Involvement in research can result in, for example, increased research awareness, organisational development, political or administrative benefits, improved resource allocation and other outcomes not directly associated with the overall research findings or their utilisation.
Despite the managerial and administrative benefits that accrued from the implementation of decentralization of health services, the study findings show that there are five managerial-related challenges affecting the implementation of decentralization of health services at the district level.
The analysis of the benefits and challenges of the implementation of decentralization of health services has generated a wide range of issues, which can be classified into two main themes: financial-related benefits and challenges, and managerial and administrative benefits and challenges.
