Unit costs were collected from pharmacies, blood banks, and hospital administrators in local currencies and converted into international dollars [ 19].
To ensure completeness and usability and determine approximate administration time, the survey was pilot-tested with a group of university/college-based program administrators in local programs that did not meet inclusion criteria for the study (i.e., were not in the specified health and allied health education areas).
A graphic in the Financial Times last week made the point with painful precision: your typical bank clerk with two kids stood to lose £2,262 a year; a dental nurse £2,027; an administrator in local government £2,304.
2. Clubs, organizations, and administrators in the local community are contacted and asked to organize a venue, arrange for volunteers, and provide advertisement.
Stanley came from the industrial town of Widnes in Cheshire, where his father was a construction manager and his mother worked as an administrator in a local college.
"If someone had a hankering for a hamburger, he'd be off," said his mother, Cara Reichert, an administrator in the local school system.
"He did nothing when in office, so what is he going to do now?" Thouraya, 25, an administrator in a local firm, was waiting at a nearby bus stop in a light pink headscarf.
Its first witness, Kimball Brace, a consultant to voting administrators in state and local governments, had trouble keeping his answers brief and to the point.
Alexander Newton, the head of USAID in Mali, which helps train the new layer of local administrators in 155 of the communes, argues that "local management of money tends to be much better".Likewise, in Bangladesh, households are often asked to pay something towards the filters that strip their water of arsenic.
In local administration, a special administrator was set up in Kamakura to control the 10 provinces of the Kantō area.
