Sentence examples for the process of administering from inspiring English sources
Despite all the talk of personalisation in adult social care, the process of administering it – determining eligibility and then apportioning services – remains largely unchanged.
Goldman said in a statement on Monday that returning the TARP money depended on the results of a stress test that federal bank examiners were in the process of administering to Goldman and other big banks.
The process of administering that one dose of chemotherapy relies on tasks performed correctly and promptly by receptionists, nurses, technicians, porters, pathologists, pharmacists, clerical assistants, cleaners, IT experts, supplies managers – not to mention doctors.
"The process of administering a deceased client's holdings is labour intensive and involves dealing with executors, beneficiaries, solicitors and, most importantly, ensuring assets are paid to the right people once all the legal process has been finalised," says Danny Cox, head of financial planning at Hargreaves Lansdown.
Correct identification of prescribing errors by nurses helps to ensure that errors are detected early in the process of administering medications to patients.
Thus few problems were encountered in the process of administering the instrument.
In addition the focus group participants will be invited to comment on the proposed outcome measures, including the choice of instrument(s) and the processes of administering and completing these instrument(s).
The whole process of administering the Cytosponge, including instructing the patient, takes less than 10 minutes.
The introductions of new activities in the revised process of administering drugs allowed reducing the high-risk failure modes of 60%.
The Land of the Free has found itself in the cyclical process of administering a self-inflicted racial wound, bandaging it up, rinsing, and repeating.
The priority matrix gave each team graphical evidence of which steps, in the complex process of administering drugs, more urgently needed corrective action to reduce the risk of failures.
