The phrase "administrators and providers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals or entities responsible for managing systems or services and those who deliver those services, often in contexts like healthcare or technology.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the collaboration between administrators and providers to improve service delivery."
Alternatives: "managers and suppliers" or "supervisors and service deliverers".
Further, it may provide insight to health care administrators and providers as to human resource and medical supply needs as a result of K. brevis blooms.
These clinics were chosen because they provide primary care for elders and because clinic administrators and providers were supportive of the project.
Without exception, all administrators and providers across all priority areas mentioned that available resources were inadequate to provide the level of care and service required.
Meredith also facilitates the department QA workgroup meetings and presents to senior level administrators and providers in the departmental performance improvement meeting.
We hope that our report helps administrators and providers to come together and continue to build toward that cohesive vision.
Marketers and communicators also must become internal change agents and nudge administrators and providers to rapidly accelerate digital communications throughout the organization to attract and retain patients, drive better performance and add brand value.
Close collaboration with the programme administrator and providers are vital so that the results are valid and that recommendations made are feasible and acceptable.
The present mood among administrators, regulators, and providers suggests a dangerous indecision about what hospitals should be, an indecision that could stymie growth and waste time and money.
A total of 5 administrators and 24 providers (23 doctors and 1 nurse) participated in the provider focus groups, and 17 patients or care givers participated in the patient focus groups.
Margaret Snowdon, of JLT Benefits Consultants, is chair of the Pension Liberation Industry Group, currently finalising a "code of good practice" to offer clarity to trustees, scheme administrators and scheme providers.
