Leadership from health care administrators, medical staff and policy makers is needed to change this appalling practice.
They did not ensure that health care administrators could adequately communicate with government agencies during and after a storm.
The union represents more than 10,000 school and day care administrators, including Mr. Ferrer's wife, Aramina, a Bronx school principal.
Along with its program in management and urban policy, the New School already trains health care administrators, managers of nonprofit organizations, and human resource managers.
The Times's investigation was based on interviews with officials, health care administrators, doctors, nurses, ambulance medics, residents, family members and disaster experts.
The colleges of medicine and nursing at the University of North Dakota are notable for educating practitioners and training health care administrators.
Health care administrators also assert that the samples are helping to inflate their drug costs because the drug companies tend to give out samples of the newest brand name drugs, which are often the most expensive.
In Fairfield County, for example, experienced nurses can average $58,200 a year and earn up to $100,000 a year with overtime, shift differentials and specialized training, health care administrators said.
As a result, plans to extend hours and services at existing clinics in the county, as well as plans to open a new one, are in jeopardy, according to health care administrators and county officials.
Health care administrators should recommend benchmarking analysis to achieve maximum return of investments.
This experimental study provides information of interest to nursing educators, long-term care administrators, and researchers in elderly care.
