LECTURE 1 Flashcards
a place devoted primarily to the maintenance
and operation of health facilities for the
■ diagnosis
■ treatment and care of individuals
suffering from illness, disease, injury or
deformity
■ in need of obstetrical
■ other surgical, medical and nursing care
Hospital
Hospital shall also be construed as any institution,
building or place where there are installed
beds, cribs or bassinets for __________________ by patients in the treatment of diseases
24-hour-use or longer
integrates all care under the umbrella of a
central organization and often include
inpatient/acute care, primary care/outpatient
care, long-term care, and homecare
Health System/Healthcare System
CLASSIFICATION OF HOSPITAL
Government, Private
General, Private
Created by law and May be under:
■ National government
Government Hospitals
DOH, LGU, DND, PNP, DOJ, State
Universities and Colleges (SUCs) Government-Owned and Controlled
Corporations (GOCCs)
Government Hospitals
appropriated the sum of
P780,000.00 for the construction of the
Philippine General Hospital (PGH).
1907, the Philippine Commission passed
Act No. 1688
Lung Center of the Philippines was
established through
Presidential Decree No.
1823 on January 16, 1981,
In __________, by virtue of Executive Order No. ______,
Philippine President Manuel Roxas transferred
PGH to the University of the Philippines; this
officially designated PGH as UP’s teaching
hospital.
1947; 94
Under Executive Order _________, effective ________, the PGH was reorganized but
continued under the supervision of and control
of the University of the Philippines.
391; January 1, 1951
Owned, established, and operated with funds
through donation, principal, investment or
other means. It can also be single proprietorship, partnership, corporation,
cooperative, foundation, religious, NGO and
others
Private Hospitals
provides services for all kinds of illnesses,
diseases,
General Hospitals
Specializes in a particular disease or
condition or in one type of patient
Specialty Hospitals
is a Special National Hospital Medical
Center for Infectious Diseases with a
500-bed capacity. It is involved in health
care delivery service, especially for the
poor suffering from infectious diseases.
San Lazaro Hospital
Dedicated to delivering preventive,
curative, and rehabilitative mental health
care services. It has an authorized bed capacity of
4,200 inpatients and serves an average
of 56,000 outpatients per year
National Center for Mental Health
Provide health care delivery to patients
with musculoskeletal disorder and
related conditions
Philippine Orthopedic Center
Operates the busiest transplantation
program in the country including kidney,
liver, pancreas, stem cell, & bone
marrow
Lung Center of the Philippines
Double transplant - kidney & pancreas
March 1988
Kidney -
Liver transplant
September
1990
Bone Marrow Transplant
August 1990
Conducts cardiac surgeries on a regular
basis including Angioplasty, Pacemaker,
intra-aortic balloon, peripheral vascular
bypass, and many more
Philippine Heart Center
General and subspecialty services in
pediatrics, surgery, and allied medicine
Philippine Children’s Medical Center
A national special hospital for obstetrics,
gynecology and pediatric cases
Dr. Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital
DOH Licensed Hospital designated as
Trauma Center
Trauma-Capable Hospital
Receives trauma patients for transport
to trauma center
Trauma-Receiving Hospital
Providing care to Individuals who
require restorative or adjustive services
Rehabilitation and Chronic Disease
Providing services to patients who have
a psychiatric related disease
Psychiatric
1000 and above
Large hospital
Between 500-1000
Medium hospita
Between 100-500
Small hospita
<100
Very small hospita
National organization that represents and serves
all types of hospitals and health care networks
American Hospital Association
Father of Philippine Pharmacy
Leon Maria Guerrero
Worked at the Institut Pasteur (Paris)
Antonio Luna
Antonio Luna’s doctorate journal
El Hematozoario del
Paludismo
First Filipino woman pharmacist
Filomena Francisco
