They consist of teachers, school administrators, local self governance administrators, non-governmental organizations, child protection specialists, medical workers, law enforcement officers, businessmen and social leaders.
To improve the outcomes of traumatically injured children, we have developed a multisource tool to allow trauma team members and hospital governance administrators to reflect and to act on complex trauma team-hospital systems interactions.
As part of a programme of research aiming to improve the outcomes of traumatically injured children, a multisource healthcare advocacy tool has been developed to allow trauma team members and hospital governance administrators to reflect and to act on complex trauma team-hospital systems interactions.
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.
It represents the ultimate in self-governance, with administrators drawn from the ranks and all the players actively, sometimes obstreperously, involved.
Meanwhile, Ronald Ehrenberg, a labor economist at Cornell, has blamed "the shared system of governance between trustees, administrators, and faculty" at many private universities, which "guarantees that selective private institutions will be slow to react to cost pressures". Whatever the reason, those tuition trends don't seem to be slowing anytime soon.
Washington state, Reder said, is attempting to come up with "a whole new model" through legislation that would let gig platforms contribute to benefits funds for gig workers and set governance requirements for administrators.
From a policy perspective, higher education must ask a fundamental question: "Do we want the composition of our student body to mirror the demographics that will define America in a global setting in the 21st century?" Most involved in college governance -- trustees, administrators and faculty -- say that they do.
A member of the noble tribe of Kindah of the old aristocracy, Ibn al-Ashʿath was at first friendly toward the Umayyad authorities but then began to smart under the governance of the plebeian administrators.
The conquistadores, given more to fighting and the search for gold than to governance, were quickly replaced by administrators and settlers from Spain.
In addition, regulators or 'governors', people who use policies, power or other governance mechanisms (including managers and administrators), can be considered as other individual 'players' in the contest.
