The phrase "administrative consultations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where discussions or meetings regarding administrative matters are taking place.
Example: "The team held administrative consultations to address the new policy changes and their implications."
Alternatives: "administrative meetings" or "administrative discussions".
The health conditions causing the greatest mortality and morbidity in each district were identified using administrative data and consultations with community health committees and health workers.
Other model assumptions were 1) staff absenteeism was constant at 5%; 2) staff were considered fully used at 85% (accounting for breaks, administrative duties, and consultations with co-workers); 3) the simulation was run for a 180-day pandemic; and 4) reagents were not considered a limiting factor.
Workload measures were based on physician consultation visits and they did not include telephone consultations and administrative work.
and indirect care (i.e., patient-related telephone calls, planning and administrative activities, inter-professional consultations, multidisciplinary meetings, etc).
Time recordings comprised direct patient contact or indirect care (i.e. patient-related telephone calls, planning and administrative activities, inter-professional consultations, multidisciplinary meetings, etc).
All other types of consultations, including administrative tasks, were on the increase before the introduction of the QOF for both groups and more so for people with SMI, possibly reflecting the increasing computerisation of primary care.
For service, you'll likely need to list (on the CV) editorships and reviewerships; grants and papers reviewed; offices held in professional societies; consultation activities; administrative service; and service on committees at the university and departmental levels, as well as your role in each activity.
Consultation rates were calculated for both groups, across 3 types: face-to-face (primary outcome), telephone and other (not only consultations but including administrative tasks).
Comparisons with electronic medical records and administrative data, as well as consultations with clinic leads, suggest that our sample is representative of the overall client population at each site in terms of gender, age range, ethnocultural background and socioeconomic status.
Sources indicated quality of care might be reduced for undocumented patients as they may be difficult to treat due to the complexity of their health problems, limited socio-cultural skills among providers, linguistic issues during consultations, and added administrative efforts (Veenema et al. 2009; Biswas et al. 2011; Dias et al. 2011a; Jensen et al. 2011).
