M7 Flashcards

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supervises the government corporate hospitals, specialty and regional hospitals

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DOH

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2
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runs the military hospitals

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DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENSE

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3
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the country’s social health insurance

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PHILHEALTH

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4
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underscores people centered and integrated delivery of quality and affordable health services at appropriate levels of care.

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PROVISION OF ESSENTIAL HEALTH CARE

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5
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encompasses access to quality essential health products and services, quality health facilities, capable human resources for health (HRH) and functional service delivery networks (SDNs), which link all these elements to expand access to comprehensive care. (NOH, 2017-2022)

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SERVICE DELIVERY

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6
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It refers to the “function of health system concerned with the MOBILIZATION, accumulation and allocation of money to COVER THE HEALTH NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE,
individually and collectively

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HEALTH FINANCING

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7
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Under the _____, every Filipino citizen is AUTOMATICALLY INCLUDED in the National Health Insurance Program.

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UHC ACT

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8
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financed by the NATIONAL GOVERNMENT through DOH and provided free of charge at the point of service while at the local level, such services are financed by the LGUs and supported by the DOH

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POPULATION-BASED HEALTH SERVICES

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9
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financed primarily through PREPAYMENT MECHANISMS such as social health insurance, private health insurance and HMO plans. This classification of payors and services provides a clear delineation of the roles of the key stakeholders in the health system

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INDIVIDUAL-BASED HEALTH SERVICES

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10
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FOUR MAJOR MODELS FOR HEALTH CARE SYTEMS

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  1. Beveridge Model
  2. Bismarck Model
  3. National Health Insurance Model
  4. Out-of-Pocket Model
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11
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 provides health care for ALL CITIZENS and is financed by the government through tax payments.
 This “SOCIALIZED MEDICINE” model is currently found in Great Britain, Spain, and New Zealand

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BEVERIDGE MODEL

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 uses an INSURANCE SYSTEM and is usually financed jointly by EMPLOYES AND EMPLOYEES through payroll deduction.

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BISMARCK MODEL

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13
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 has elements of BOTH THE BEVERIDGE AND BISMARCK MODELS. It uses PRIVATE-SECTOR PROVIDERS, but payment comes from a GOVERNMENT-RUN INSURANCE PROGRAM that all citizens fund through a premium or tax.
 These universal insurance programs tend to be LESS EXPENSIVE and have lower administrative costs than American-style for-profit insurance plans

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NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE MODEL

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14
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also CONTROL COSTS by
LIMITING THE MEDICAL SERVICES they pay for and/or requiring patients wait to be treated. The classic system can be found in Canada

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NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE

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15
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 what is FOUND IN THE MAJORITY OF THE WORLD. It is used in countries that are too POOR OR DISORGANIZED to provide any kind of national health care system. In these countries, those that have money and can pay for health care get it, and those that do not stay sick or die. In rural regions of Africa, India, China, and South America, hundreds of millions of people go their whole lives without ever seeing a doctor

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OUT-OF-POCKET MODEL

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16
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defined as health insurance that CONTRACTS WITH SPECIFIC HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS in order to reduce the costs of services to patients, who are known as members

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MANAGED CARE

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three basic health delivery system options in managed care

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health maintenance organization (HMO)
preferred provider organizations (PPOs)
and point of service (POS)

18
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WHEN WAS PHILHEALTH CREATED

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FEB 14, 1995

19
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PhilHealth is financed primarily through contributions from members of

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FORMAL AND INFROMAL ECONOMY MEMBERS

20
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Universal Health Care Act of 2019

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RA 11223

21
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WHO SIGNED UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE ACT

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RODRIGO DUTERTE

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WHEN DID DUTERTE SIGNED THE UHC ACT

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FEB 20, 2019

23
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TWO TYPES OF MEMBERSHIP OF THE NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM

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DIRECT CONTRIBUTORS
INDIRECT CONTRIBUTORS

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those who HAVE THE CAPACITY TO PAY PREMIUMS, those
who are gainfully employed or are self-earning, professional practitioners, and migrant workers and
their qualified dependents. For them, premium rates will be collected in accordance with the schedule set and monthly income floor and ceiling

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DIRECT CONTRIBUTORS

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 simply refers to those who DO NOT HAVE THE CAPACITY TO PAY PREMIUMS and as such they are the ones who
are SUBSIDIZED BY THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
 This convers the indigents, families of critically and poor conditions as identified by the government, senior citizens, persons with disabilities and others. For indirect contributors, the premium subsidy will be gradually adjusted and included in the annual general appropriation and released to PhilHealth

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INDIRECT CONTRIBUTORS

26
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BUONG PANGALAN NI BBM

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FERDINAND R. MARCOS Jr

27
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CURRENT DOH SECRETARY

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TEODORO HERBOSA