Healthcare Management Vocabulary

5 words in this vocabulary list

advisory formulary oversee regime take steps

advisory

noun a formal warning or piece of advice given to someone

adjective providing advice or recommendations

  • The government issued a travel advisory for the region due to political unrest.
  • I saw the weather advisory on the news, so I brought an umbrella just in case.
  • My mom always gives me good relationship advisories when I need them.
  • The mentor provided valuable advisory on how to navigate the corporate world.

formulary

noun a list of prescription drugs covered by a particular healthcare plan or insurance company

  • The hospital's pharmacy department updates the formulary regularly to ensure the most effective medications are available for patients.
  • The doctor checked the formulary to see which medications were covered by the insurance plan.
  • I can't believe the formulary doesn't include my favorite allergy medication!
  • The formulary of success includes hard work, determination, and a positive attitude.

oversee

verb to supervise or manage a task or project

  • As the project manager, I will oversee the entire development process.
  • I'll be overseeing the team's progress on this project.
  • I've been put in charge of overseeing this whole thing.
  • She oversees the company with a watchful eye, ensuring everything runs smoothly.

regime

noun a system or planned way of doing things, especially one imposed from above

  • The new government implemented a strict regime to control the country's economy.
  • I heard the boss is putting in place a new regime for employee performance reviews.
  • The coach's training regime is no joke - we're all feeling the burn!
  • Breaking free from the regime of self-doubt was the first step towards personal growth.

take steps

noun take - the act of taking something

verb take - to lay hold of or grasp with the hands; to get into one's hands, possession, or control

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence

  • In order to address the issue, we must take steps to implement new policies.
  • If you want to improve your health, you should take steps to exercise regularly.
  • Dude, you really need to take steps to up your game if you want to win.
  • To achieve success, one must take steps towards their goals without hesitation.