The phrase "administrator burden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the responsibilities or workload that falls on an administrator, often implying that it is excessive or challenging.
Example: "The new policy has increased the administrator burden, making it difficult for them to manage their other duties effectively."
Alternatives: "administrative workload" or "admin responsibilities".
This may reflect, in part, the patient and administrator burden inherent in using lengthy multidomain questionnaires.
Validity, reliability, responsiveness, relevance, cost and patient and administrator burden are criteria commonly applied when selecting outcome measures for use in clinical research [ 15].
Barriers to adoption of PROMs include patient and administrator burden and lack of tangible relevance to day-to-day decision-making or quality assurance of services.
The strong measurement properties suggest potential for use in clinical studies, particularly in long-term or large-scale trials, surveys or registries where its minimal user and administrator burden will favour serial capture of PROM data in routine settings.
The FDA recommends that the PRO instrument development process includes the generation of a user manual that specifies how to incorporate the instrument into a clinical trial in a way that minimizes administrator burden, patient burden, missing data, and poor data quality.
One method for dealing with this issue is to use neural networks; this is an effective means to distinguish and classify abnormal data in log files, thus alleviating the administrator's burden.
It notably allows freeing Cloud administrators of the burden of manually managing varying-demand services, while still enforcing Service-Level Agreements (SLAs).
Two of the charter networks, for example, have invested heavily both in evaluators and in administrators who shoulder the burden of running school operations so that principals can spend more time helping teachers and attending to the education portion of the job.
"We expect it to be an extra burden," says Kristen Graves, administrator for the Cardiac Catherization Laboratory at New York University Medical Center.
IPv6 uses Plug and Play computing and greatly eases the burden on network administrators.
To reduce the local burden of NSI, administrators and clinicians require incident and organisation-specific information.
