The phrase "administrative competency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the skills and abilities required to perform administrative tasks effectively.
Example: "The job requires a high level of administrative competency to manage the office efficiently."
Alternatives: "administrative skills" or "administrative proficiency".
Caste will probably grow as a voter focal point, at the expense of administrative competency in economics, education, foreign policy, women's rights, the environment and every other vital matter of governance that concerns a growing India.
You get a feeling that maybe this person is capable of actually solving a handful of big problems and implementing some administrative competency to an ineptly-run government.
Documents in both provinces identified that PHHR requirements to ensure sufficient capacity included an appropriate mix of core competencies, administrative support, and mechanisms such as leadership, partnership with affiliate organizations, and training and recruitment [ 32, 41, 42].
Four important factors may be related to the success of the Diabetes TeleCare intervention: high participant retention, modification of materials for cultural competency, coordinating administrative functions with the primary-care centers, and the successful personalized interactions during group education sessions enabled by video conferencing.
Acute application of my broad-based healthcare competencies and administrative skills has enabled me to achieve stellar results in challenging dual roles.
Through a review of clinical, administrative, fiscal and technical competencies at the partner organization, the ClASS modules were designed to yield a comprehensive assessment and/or validation of local partner capacity and readiness for provision of local partner management and support to treatment facilities.
In all but one of the health centres (HC4) the overall in-charge was a registered nurse and implicit tension was evident in the comments of several clinical officers regarding the competency of their administrative superior.
Findings indicate that school principals are using computers for instructional and administrative purposes and they have moderate competency in computer applications and spent a few times a week working on their computers.
Also for this reason, many regard the institutional traditional boundaries as not being adequate any more, and so is the allocation of competencies among the actors: " the administrative boundaries still taken into account, have [therefore] become an obstacle and hinder the most important dynamics taking place on the territory" (Mazzette 2003b: 24, author translation).
In addition, the Office of the Civil Services Commission's competency provided a framework for assessing administrative positions [ 16]; however, this framework is not appropriate for SHPH-Ds because its assessment tool is for the administrator in all disciplines, not specific to the job/role of the managers in primary care.
Reasons for constraints to an optimal QPME in AM were given as (in this order): high work load, too much administrative work, organizational problems; inadequate payment, not enough relation to practice, insufficient AM competency of educators, lacking financial resources, and insufficient didactic competencies of educators were not very important reasons for constraints to an optimal QPME.
