The phrase "administrators and it" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to "administrators and information technology" but is incomplete as it stands.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the roles of administrators and IT in improving system efficiency."
Alternatives: "administrators and technology" or "administrators and IT departments".
"Since the beginning, we have been eager to find ways to build relationships with C.P.S. administrators, and it has been a very difficult process," said Erica Swinney, Mr. Swinney's daughter and the director of career and community programs at Polytech.
Mr. McCall's speech also promises to demand accountability from teachers and administrators, and it blames the Republican incumbent, Gov. George E. Pataki, for some of the public schools' woes.
The incident has angered many of the 3,700 Providence students and disappointed administrators, and it also threatens to decimate a once-proud basketball program that twice has been to the Final Four.
To enable different views of HCE and HP ranging from management, doctors, nurses up to systems administrators and IT professionals, a set of models for analysis, design and implementation of secure distributed EPR has been developed and introduced.
At FUHN, we contacted and successfully enrolled five FQHCs (of the ten total clinics in FUHN), interviewing a range of administrators and IT professionals.
This means that GP software is doctor-friendly, unlike hospital systems, which were designed by administrators and IT-people.
The two groups of physicians have, however, recently taken a common external position when it comes to the primary purpose of patient data due to a growing interest in the use of health data for secondary non-clinical purposes (management and governance) among administrators and IT-professionals.
Judge Holzman testified that Mr. Lippman worked for the public administrator, and it was her responsibility, not his, to make sure Mr. Lippman was getting proper fees.
"The [original] decision was announced by an assistant political agent, who is an administrator, and it is going back to him [to decide again].
VISIT Stephen McCabe, Tarrytown's village administrator, and it's clear why he and his staff of 18 are counting the days until they leave their current offices and move into their new building.
"The group inside delivered a list of demands to the administrator, and it's a pretty far-reaching list, to get them to repeal the fee hikes and stop the privatization of Santa Cruz and U.C.," said Don Kingsbury, a Santa Cruz graduate student in politics.
