"administrative management" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically describes the management or administration of certain activities, processes, or systems. For example, "The department head is responsible for all administrative management within the organization."
From the nursing administration perspective, the normal course of action taken to influence employee behavior and achieve the objectives set by the administrators comes through administrative management.
In 1997, the formal separation of the two roles was completed, when the role of clinical manager (involving direct administrative management of practicing physicians and other care professionals) also became open to professionals other than physicians [ 15].
We conducted three in-depth interviews with upper level physician administrators (responsible for the clinical and administrative management of the departments), three focus groups with second level physicians (responsible for the individual provision of clinical care to users) and three focus groups with midwives.
The founder is free of administrative management and benefits from the legitimacy of the "parent" foundation.
"The amazing thing is that the administrative management council stepped forward and withdrew their requests," Mr. Sexton said.
He offers statistics showing that the cost of administrative management in the private sector far exceeds that of the Medicare and Medicaid programs.
His father works in Buffalo for the insurance unit of Liberty Mutual Group; he is responsible for the administrative management of auto repair facilities.
Mr. Protas maintained that in the last two years he had disengaged himself from the administrative management of the company to concentrate on artistic matters.
In addition to encouraging administrative, management and other office workers to abandon their desks for the field, the agency is hiring retired employees, the spouses of current ones and people who live near the fires.
Tony Clement is still president of the Treasury Board, a department that describes itself as "responsible for accountability and ethics, financial, personnel and administrative management, comptrollership, approving regulations and most Orders-in-Council".
Despite progressivism's championing of mass democracy, its attack on political parties and its commitment to administrative management combined to make American politics and government seem more removed from the everyday lives of citizens.
