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Administering is a verb that refers to the act of managing, directing, or supervising the execution or implementation of something. It involves taking charge and overseeing the setup, control, or organization of a particular activity, task, or process. Administering encompasses the actions required to plan, coordinate, and execute various duties or responsibilities within a specific context, such as managing an organization, implementing policies, or conducting medical treatments.
In the realm of business, administering pertains to the management of an enterprise, which includes tasks such as planning, organizing, controlling, and leading employees to achieve the company's objectives. It involves overseeing the allocation of resources, making decisions, and ensuring efficient and effective implementation of strategies.
In the context of government, administering refers to the process of enforcing laws, policies, and regulations, as well as managing public affairs. It involves coordinating and delivering public services, maintaining law and order, and implementing governmental policies and initiatives.
In the healthcare field, administering is associated with the process of delivering medical treatment, medication, or care to patients. It involves managing and providing healthcare services, including diagnosing, prescribing, and ensuring the overall well-being of individuals.
Overall, administering is the act of guiding, supervising, and executing tasks within a specific domain to ensure their successful implementation and desired outcomes.
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The word administering originates from the Latin word administrare, which is a combination of ad- (meaning to or towards) and ministrare (meaning to serve or to manage). Over time, administrare was adopted into Middle English as administren and finally evolved into administer in Modern English. The suffix -ing is added to the base word administer to form the present continuous tense, creating administering.
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