The phrase "administrators physicians and" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks proper punctuation or conjunctions.
It can be used in contexts where you are listing roles or professions, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "The conference will feature various professionals, including administrators, physicians, and nurses."
Alternatives: "administrators, doctors, and" or "managers, healthcare providers, and".
It's rare to have hospital and nursing home administrators, physicians and patient advocates all agreeing about a Medicare policy, but in this case "there's unanimity of dislike," said Carol Levine, director of the Families and Health Care Project of the United Hospital Fund.
The relationship between prisons and mental illness has preoccupied prison administrators, physicians, and reformers from the establishment of the modern prison service in the nineteenth century to the current day.
I found many administrators, physicians and business leaders were willing to share their knowledge and insight once I asked them.
The program involved teleconferences concerning the Potentially Preventable Complications System by senior staff of 3M™ Health Information Services to hospital administrators, physicians, and quality assurance staff.
In the United States, Colon-Emeric et al. surveyed LTC home administrators, physicians and nurses on the use of clinical practice guidelines in LTC [ 23].
Quality management of our patients with cancer begins with the full support of our administrators, physicians, and all cancer care providers to maintain the quest for ideal cancer treatment.
The problem of phase three delays (delays in the delivery of competent emergency care) properly falls within the purview of public health officials, hospital administrators, physicians, midwives, and their professional organizations.
In contrast, Barbara Gales '74, a Veterans Administration physician and administrator from Spokane, Washington, hopes to discover her family's connection to African American history.
These results should prove useful to university administrators, physicians, health centre and student services staff and student groups in planning and implementing prevention and treatment efforts.
We subsequently held formal meetings and discussions with the agencies' administrators, physicians, nurses, social workers and staff.
Participants included health administrators, physicians, nurses, social workers, harm reduction specialists, and outreach workers.
