Healthcare Management Terms

noun the process of overseeing and managing a project or activity

• Under the close supervision of the project manager, the team was able to complete the task ahead of schedule.
• My mom keeps a close eye on me when I'm cooking, it's like constant supervision in the kitchen.
• I can't believe my boss is always breathing down my neck, it's like I'm under constant supervision at work.
• The artist felt like her creativity was stifled under the strict supervision of the art director.

noun a designated path for an aircraft to follow during its descent for landing

• The aircraft followed a precise glidepath as it descended towards the runway.
• The pilot made sure to stay on the right glidepath for a smooth landing.
• I need to make sure I stay on the glidepath to success with my career goals.
• She carefully plotted her financial glidepath to ensure a comfortable retirement.

adjective relating to or involved in administration

• The administerial duties of the office require attention to detail and adherence to protocol.
• She handles all the administerial tasks at the company, like scheduling meetings and organizing paperwork.
• I can't stand all the administerial work that comes with this job, it's so boring.
• In a way, the manager's role is like an administerial position, making sure everything runs smoothly behind the scenes.

adjective able to be administered or managed

• The new software system is highly administrable, allowing for easy management of user accounts.
• This new app is so easy to use, it's like it's administrable by anyone!
• I love how this program is so admin-friendly, it's like a dream to work with.
• Her leadership style is administrable, she knows how to efficiently delegate tasks and manage a team.

verb to manage or direct the affairs of a business, organization, etc.

• The committee is responsible for administrating the funds for the project.
• She's in charge of administrating the employee schedules.
• I don't want to be the one administrating all the paperwork.
• He is like a conductor administrating the symphony of tasks in the office.