What is the action called that takes place in response to administrative problems?

The action referred to in response to administrative problems is known as practice implementation. This term encompasses the application of the established plans and strategies designed to address specific issues within the athletic training context. When administrative problems arise—such as challenges in policy enforcement, resource allocation, or compliance—practice implementation becomes crucial as it involves putting into action the decisions and guidelines that have been developed to effectively handle those challenges. Essentially, it is about translating administrative decisions into actionable steps within the practice, ensuring that the responses are operationalized in a way that resolves the issues at hand.

In contrast, policy adjustment typically focuses on modifying existing policies based on feedback or new information rather than executing those policies. Procedure evaluation would involve looking at existing procedures to determine their effectiveness but does not inherently involve taking action to resolve administrative issues. Process management refers to overseeing and improving processes, which, while relevant, does not specifically denote the direct response action needed in the face of administrative problems.