(M) L2.2: CMO 13 for MTs Flashcards
What does CMO stand for?
CHED Memorandum Order
What does PSG stand for?
Policies, Standards, and Guidelines
When was CMO 13 approved?
May 8, 2017
What is CMO 13’s title?
Policies, Standards, and Guidelines (PSG) for the BSMT/MLS Program
Who sets the minimum standards for each of the programs in the tertiary level?
CHED and its Technical Panel
In what year were the first batch of students introduced to the K-12 system?
2017
Existing schools offering BSMT/MLS were previously following what CMO prior to CMO 13?
CMO 14 s. of 2006
This CMO reiterated the recognition of _____ as the method of instruction
Outcomes-based Education or Competency-based Standards
Which 2 articles reiterated that all those institutions that offer BSMT/MLS should follow the new PSGs without exception
Articles 1 (Rationale) and 2 (Authority to Operate)
The rationale specifies the _______ expected of BSMT/MLS graduates regardless of the HEI they graduated from
Core competencies
Authority to Operate (True or False):
In order to offer BSMT/MLS, state/local universities and colleges should be authorized by CHED and should shift to outcomes-based education
False (private HEIs)
Authority to Operate (True or False):
In order to offer BSMT/MLS, private HEIs should strictly adhere to the provisions of this PSG only
False (state/local universities and colleges; SUCs and LUCs)
Outcomes-based Education is a method of instruction based on what?
Lesson Intended Learning Outcomes (LILO)
The minimum standards for the course is given in what article and section of the PSG?
Article 4, Section 6
Who designed the MT/MLS curriculum?
CHED
The curriculum delivery methods for the course is given in what article and section of the PSG?
Article 5, Section 11
The sample curriculum map for the course is given in what article and section of the PSG?
Article 5, Section 10
The sample course/learning plan is given in what article and section of the PSG?
Article 5, Section 12
Curriculum delivery methods are determined by who using a learner-centered or outcomes-based approach?
CHED
The resource requirements for the course is given in what article of the PSG?
Article 6
True or False:
HEIs are allowed to design curricula suited to their own contexts and missions as long as they meet the required maximum set of outcomes
False (minimum)
True or False:
HEIs have freedom in terms of curriculum delivery and of human and physical resources
True (as long as they can show that the attainment of the program outcomes can be assured by the alternative means they propose)
True or False:
HEIs can use the CHED Implementation Handbook for outcomes-based education (OBE) and the Institutional Sustainability Assessment (ISA) as a guide in making their submissions for Sections 17-22 or Article 7
True
What is the degree program’s name specified in this CMO?
(ang di makakuha nito magshift nalang)
BS Medical Laboratory Science/BS Medical Technology
BSMT/MLS is a ___-year program
4
True or False:
BSMT/MLS consists of only professional subjects
False (GE and professional)
During what year of the course is the internship?
4th
Interns shall spend how many years in a CHED-accredited training laboratory with rotational duties in different sections?
1 year lang OA mo naman sa internship
True or False:
BSMT/MLS graduates cannot pursue a career in education
False (tingin tingin din kasi sa mga lab coat ng profs natin puro RMT nakalagay ano ka ba)
Diagnostic Product Specialists mostly deal with the principles of what?
Machinery
Public Health Practitioners mostly deal with identifying health problems in the ______
Community
True or False:
BSMT/MLS graduates cannot take up veterinary laboratory science as this is a separate field of study
False (they can)
Healthcare leaders can work as program officers at what government agency?
DOH
This CMO aims to preserve and promote “Filipino historical and cultural heritage” based on what RA?
7722 - Higher Education Act of 1994
Minimum Program Outcomes (determine if they’re common to all schools, health sciences, or specific to BSMT/MLS)
- Articulate and discuss the latest developments in the specific field of practice
- Effectively communicate orally and in writing
using both English and Filipino - Work effectively and independently in a multi- disciplinary and multi-cultural team
- Act in recognition of professional, social, and ethical responsibility
- Preserve and promote “Filipino historical and cultural heritage”
Common to all programs in all schools
Minimum Program Outcomes (determine if they’re common to all schools, health sciences, or specific to BSMT/MLS)
- Demonstrate clinical competence in specific profession
- Exhibit health professional & ethical practices
- Practice inter-professional collaboration
- Demonstrate effective communication skills
- Become a competent health educator
- Engage in life-long learning (CPDs)
- Exercise sound leadership/managerial/systematic approach to health care
- Engage in research, development & utilization
- Take active role in social advocacies and
mobilization
Common to health sciences
Minimum Program Outcomes (determine if they’re common to all schools, health sciences, or specific to BSMT/MLS)
- Demonstrate technical competence in the performance of clinical lab tests in aid of diagnosis, treatment, and management of diseases in relation to biosafety and waste management
- Demonstrate analytical and critical thinking skills in the workplace
- Engage in the collection, analysis, and projection of health information for improving the health care management system
- Demonstrate interpersonal skills, leadership qualities, and ethical practice of the profession
- Apply research skills in relevant areas of MT/MLS practice
- Participate in community-oriented activities
- Engage in lifelong learning activities
- Demonstrate effective teaching and communication skills
Specific to BSMT/MLS
Identify whether this is for professional institutions, colleges, or universities:
Demonstrate a service orientation in one’s profession
Professional Institutions
Identify whether this is for professional institutions, colleges, or universities:
Participate in various types of employment, development activities, and public discourse particularly in response to the needs of the communities one serves
Colleges
Identify whether this is for professional institutions, colleges, or universities:
Participate in the generation of new knowledge or in research and development projects
Universities
True or False:
For each program outcome, there is a program indicator
False (performance indicator)
Identify the Program Outcome from the ff. Performance Indicators:
➢ Collect, handle, and process biological specimens
properly and safely
➢ Perform lab testing accurately through the use of
appropriate techniques, skills, and technology
➢ Analyze and interpret lab test data
➢ Monitor testing procedures, equipment, and
professional/technical competency using quality assurance methodologies
➢ Operate instruments properly and perform appropriate preventive and corrective maintenance
➢ Adhere to all lab safety rules and regulations
➢ Use computers and lab software competently
➢ Discuss appropriate and novel technology for MT
application
➢ Carry out the evaluation of new procedures and
instruments
➢ Apply principles of educational methodology and lab
management
A: Demonstrate technical competence in the performance of clinical lab tests in aid of diagnosis, treatment, and management of diseases in relation to biosafety and waste management
Identify the Program Outcome from the ff. Performance Indicators:
➢ Demonstrate skills in quality assurance and continuous quality improvement
➢ Evaluate the validity of the generated data and assure
its reliability before reporting
➢ Recognize errors/problems and perform root cause analysis to establish a course of action
➢ Apply the principles of educational methodology and resource management
B: Demonstrate analytical and critical thinking skills in the workplace
Identify the Program Outcome from the ff. Performance Indicators:
➢ Collect health info for health care management
➢ Analyze health information data
➢ Interpret health info data
➢ Contribute in designing and planning a course of action to address health concerns and issues
C: Engage in the collection, analysis, and projection of health information for improving the health care management system
Identify the Program Outcome from the ff. Performance Indicators:
➢ Work effectively with peers, with multi-disciplinary, and
multi-cultural teams
➢ Demonstrate good inter-personal skills with patients
and co-workers
➢ Plan and organize activities
➢ Practice professionalism
➢ Practice the principles of data security and patient’s
confidentiality
➢ Exhibit ethical behavior
D: Demonstrate interpersonal skills, leadership qualities, and ethical practice of the profession
Identify the Program Outcome from the ff. Performance Indicators:
➢ Identify research topic relevant to MT/MLS
➢ Use appropriate research methods
➢ Perform the research according to plan
➢ Analyze and interpret research data
➢ Disseminate research results
E: Apply research skills in relevant areas of MT/MLS practice
Identify the Program Outcome from the ff. Performance Indicators:
➢ Engage in community-oriented activities
➢ Plan and organize medical technology-related activities in the community
➢ Apply the principles of good practice in community service and social responsibility
➢ Implement, monitor, and evaluate activities in the community
F: Participate in community-oriented activities
Identify the Program Outcome from the ff. Performance Indicators:
➢ Discuss trends/ developments in MT/MLS practice
➢ Participate in professional organizations
➢ Engage in continuing professional development
activities
G: Engage in lifelong learning activities
Identify the Program Outcome from the ff. Performance Indicators:
➢ Provide proper info and instruction to patients
➢ Implement proper classroom management and
instruction
➢ Follow oral and written instructions
➢ Prepare correct communication materials
➢ Communicate effectively across multiple platforms
H: Demonstrate effective teaching and communication skills
True or False:
You can add and subtract from the bare minimum requirements of the curriculum
False (cannot subtract)
Article 5 constitutes what?
The Curriculum
How many total units should make up GE core courses?
24
How many total units should make up GE elective courses?
9 (3 each)
How many total units should make up GE mandated courses?
3
What is the sole mandated course in the curriculum and how many units does it make up?
Rizal (3 units)
How many total units should make up PE courses?
8 (4 courses with 2 units each; PE 1 to PE 4)
How many total units should make up NSTP courses?
6 (3 for NSTP 1 and 3 for NSTP 2)
How many total units should make up core courses?
25
These courses are the prerequisite courses to professional courses, the basic knowledge you should know before moving on to more advanced courses (the fundamentals)
Core Courses
How many total units should make up the professional courses?
65