MedTech Laws Flashcards

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Medical Technology was introduced by

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26TH MEDICAL
LABORATORY OF THE 6TH US ARMY

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Location of the first laboratory

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Quiricada Street, Sta Cruz, Manila

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New name of the Laboratory in Quiricada st, Sta. Cruz, Manila

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Manila Public Health Laboratory

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saved the
remnants of the lab, assisted by Dr. Mariano Icasiano

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Alfredo Pio de Roda

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date when “Public Health Laboratory” was
formally re-introduced by Dr. Alfredo Pio de Roda

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October 1, 1945

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Founder of MT Education in the Philippines

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Mrs. Willa Hilgert-Hedrick

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Year of establishment of the first 4 yr. BS Medical Technology program

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1954

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Location of the first 4 year BS Medical Technology Program

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Philippine Union
College of Baesa, Caloocan, Rizal

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First graduate of BSMT in the Phils.

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Jesse Umali

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offered an elective to pharmacy graduates leading to
MT course in UST (1957)

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Dr. Antonio Gabriel and Dr. Gustavo U. Reyes

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CEU offered MT course in

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1960

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FEU started SMT in

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1961

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established the program, also became the Technical
Director of the School. Their first graduates were in
1963.

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Dr. Horacio A. Ylagan

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The U.P. offers a similar course but the degree being conferred in

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B.S. Public Health

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The Philippine Medical Technology Act of 1969

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Republic Act No. 5527

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RA 5527 is approved on

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June 21, 1969

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An act requiring the registration of medical
technologists, defining their practice, and for other purposes

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RA 5527

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How many sections are there in RA 5527

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32 sections

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Amendments of RA 5527

RA 6138: date and section

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August 31, 1970
Sections: 16, 21, 29

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Amendments of RA 5527

PD 498: date and section

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June 28, 1974

Sections: 2,3,4,7,8,11,13,16,17,21,29

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Amendments of RA 5527

PD 1534: date and section

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June 11, 1978

Sections:3, 8, 11, 13

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Section 1:Title

RA 5527

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“The Philippine Medical Technology Act of 1969”

An act requiring the registration of medical technologists,
defining their practice, and for other purposes

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Section 2: Definition of Terms RA 5527

Under present laws, pathologists are allowed to manage a maximum of

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4 laboratories or 1 Blood
bank

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Section 2: Definition of Terms RA 5527

An auxiliary branch of laboratory medicine that deals with the examinations by various chemical, microscopic, bacteriologic, and other medical laboratory procedures or techniques that will aid the physician in the diagnosis, study, and treatment of disease and the promotion of health in general

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Medical Technology

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Section 2: Definition of Terms RA 5527 A person who engages in the work of medical technology under the supervision of a pathologist or a licensed physician and who having passed a prescribed course (BSMT/BS Hygiene) of training and examination is registered under the provision of this Act
Medical Technologist
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AMMENDMENT: A person shall be deemed to be in the practice of medical technology, who for a fee, salary, or other compensation or reward paid or given directly or indirectly through another, renders any of the following professional services to aid the physician in the diagnosis, study and treatment of diseases and in the promotion of health in general: Examination of tissues, secretion and excretions of the human body and body fluids by various electronic, chemical, microscopic, bacteriologic, hematologic, serologic, immunologic, nuclear, and other laboratory procedures and techniques either manual or automated
PD 498
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Not a graduate of BSMT/BS Hygiene, but having passed the corresponding civil service examination, performs the work of medical technology under the supervision of a registered medical technologist and/or qualified pathologist
Medical Technician
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PD 498 A person certified and registered with the Board as qualified to assist a medical technologist and/or pathologist in the practice of medical technology
Medical Technician
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The board may issue COR as Medical Laboratory Technician without examination, IF
Upon application and payment of P50.00 -He passed the Civil service examination for medical technician given on March 21, 1964. He finished 2-yr college course, has at least 1 year experience as medical technology technician Has failed to pass the board examination for medical technology, but obtained general rating of at least 70%.
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Accredited Medical Technology Training Laboratory A clinical laboratory, office, agency, clinic, hospital or sanitarium duly approved by the ___ or its authorized agency BRL (now abolished)
DOH
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Section 3: Council of Medical Technology Education, Its Composition (old version) PD 498
Chairman: Director of Private Education or Secretary of Education Vice-Chairman: Director of the Bureau of Research and Laboratories of the DOH Members: Chairman of the Board 2 members of the Board Representatives: Deans of SMT and PH, President of PSP and PAMET
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Section 3: Council of Medical Technology Education, Its Composition PD498
Chairman: PRC Commissioner Vice-Chairman: Chairman of BMT Members: 2 member of BMT Director of Private Education Director of BRL Representative of Deans
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Section 3: Council of Medical Technology Education, Its Composition PD1534
Chairman: Director of Higher Education Vice-Chairman: PRC Commissioner Members: Chairman and 2 members of BMT Director of BRL Representative of Deans Presidents of PAMET and PSP
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RA ______ TECHNICAL COMMITTEE FOR MED. TECH. EDUCATION
RA 7722
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RA 7722. TECHNICAL COMMITTEE FOR MED. TECH. EDUCATION
Chairman President of the PASMETH 2 PASMETH members 2 PAMET members 1 PRC Officer (the chairperson or either of the two commissioners)
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Section 4: Compensation and Traveling Expenses of Council Members For every meeting actually attended, the Council shall be entitled to a
P25.00 per diem for every meeting
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Section 5: Functions of the Council of Medical Technology Education
To recommend the minimum required curriculum for the course of medical technology To determine and prescribe the number of students to be allowed to take up the medical technology course in each school, taking into account the student-instructor ratio and the availability of facilities for instruction. To approve medical technology schools meeting the requirements and recommend closure of those found substandard To require all medical technology schools to submit an annual report, including: - Total number of students and instructors - List of facilities available for instruction - List of their recent graduates and new admission - On or before the month of JUNE To inspect, when necessary, the different medical technology schools in the country Formulate and recommend approval of refresher course for applicants who shall have failed the Board Exam for the third time To enforce necessary rules and regulations for the
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Section 6: Minimum Required Course Medical Technology course shall be at least four years, including a ____ satisfactory internship in accredited laboratories
12-month
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Section 7: Board of Examiners for Medical Technology COMPOSITION:
Chairman: Pathologist 2 Members: RMTs TERM: 3yrs (can be reappointed)
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PD 498 Medical Technology Board:
Chairman and 2 members appointed by the President of the Phils. upon recommendation of the PRC
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As of March 2022, the current members of the Medical Technology Board of Examiners in the Philippines are:
Dr. Marilyn A. Cabal-Barza- Chairman Dr. Leila Florentino-Mendoza - Member Ms. Azucena S. J. Vizconde - Member
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The Board is under the direct supervision and control of the:
PRC
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Section 8: Qualification of Examiners
Filipino citizen -Of good moral character Qualified pathologist (Chairman); Registered Medical Technologists (Members) Has been in the practice of laboratory medicine or medical technology for at least 10 years prior to his/her appointment Not a member of the faculty of any MT school for at least 2 years prior to appointment or having pecuniary interest direct or indirect in such institution
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Section 9: Executive Officer of the Board act as the presiding and chief executive officer of the commission
Commissioner of Civil Service (PRC)
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Section 9: Executive Officer of the Board The Secretary of the Board of Examiners Secretary of the Board shall keep a
register of all persons to whom COR has been granted
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Section 10: Compensation of Members of the Board of Examiners for MT
Php 10.00– Each applicant examined Php 5.00 – Each applicant w/ COR w/out exam
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Section -- : Issue, suspend, and revoke CORs of medical technologists and medical technicians Investigate violations of this Act, and for this purpose issue subpoena and subpoena duces tecum to secure appearances of witnesses and production of pertinent documents
Section 11: Functions and Duties of the Board
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a command to appear at a certain time and place to give testimony upon a certain government matter
Subpoena
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Subpoena: brings people to testify before the court or hearing
subpoena and testificandum
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describes evidence (documents, tape recordings, photos, guns, etc.) which must be brought before the court or hearing
subpoena duces tecum
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Grounds to remove a Board member from the office: ● Neglect of duty ● Incompetency ● Malpractice ● Unprofessional, unethical, immoral or dishonorable conduct
Section 12: Removal of Board Members
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SMT must first acquire an authority from Department of Education to be able to offer the BS Medical Technology course. ● Training laboratories must get a license from DOH (through BHFS). To get a license, the laboratory must possess qualified personnel and is properly equipped to carry out the laboratory procedures commonly required in the field of Medical Technology.
Section 13: Accreditation of SMT and Training Laboratories
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All private HEIs intending to offer BSMT/MLS must first secure proper authority from CHED
CMO 13 s.2017
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Transfers the responsibility of handling the accreditation of clinical laboratories for training of MT interns from DOH to CHED
AO 11 S. 2007
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No person shall practice the medical technology profession unless he/she has a VALID COR from the MT Board
Section 14: Inhibition AgainstthePractice of MT
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A graduate can only practice the MT profession if he/she is able to PASS the written board examinations. ● Examinations are given TWICE a year (March and September) ● Examination sites are: GMA, CEBU, BAGUIO, CAGAYAN DE ORO, LEGASPI, and DAVAO 30 days before the examination, written notice shall be published in at least three (3) newspapers with national circulation
Section 15: Examination
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30 days before the examination, written notice shall be published in at least ------- with national circulation.
three (3) newspapers
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In good health ● Of good moral character -Has completed at least 4 years of BS MedTech / BS Public Health ● Graduates of other professions if they have been practicing the profession for the last 5 years prior to the date of examinations (if such performance began before JUNE 21, 1969) ● Foreigners may take the licensure exam if: He has complied with all the requirements embodied in the PRC Resolution No. 323, series of 1994
Section 16: Qualification for Examination
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Section 16: Qualification for Examination The alien applicant must show that;
The Board has established reciprocity in the practice of the profession between the Philippines and his country/state. ● Three (3) years of permanent residence ● The curricula are substantially similar
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Section 17: Scope of Examination
Clinical Chemistry 20% - 100 items Microbiology & Parasitology 20% - 100 items Hematology 20% - 100 items Blood Banking & Serology 20% - 100 items Clinical Microscopy 10% - 100 items Histopathologic Techniques Cytotechnology, MT Laws 10% - 100 items 100% - 600 items
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Questions has been standardized by the Commission through Resolution -- dated --
Resolution 338, series of 1994, dated November 24, 1994
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Standard of Technical Competence The board examination should test whether a candidate has the minimum standard of technical competence that is expected of a newly qualified member of the profession.
PRC Resolution 338, series of 1994
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Nature of Questions Level of Difficulty Test of Cognitive Abilities Topic Classification and Corresponding Percentage
Board Res No. 15 s. 1996: Revised Syllabi Guidelines in the Preparation of Questions
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Clinical Microscopy (10%) Scope
Urine ......................................................40% Feces ......................................................10% Seminal Fluid ...........................................8% CSF ........................................................ 10% Transudate & Exudate.............................8% Synovial Fluid ..........................................2% Amniotic Fluid..........................................2% Gastric fluid & Duodenal drainage...........4% Sputum .....................................................5% Bronchial washings ..................................2% Peritoneal, Pleural, Pericardial fluid.........5% Quality Control ........................................4%
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Med tech. & MT Laws (10%) Scope
A. Histopathologic techniques ....... 85% Tissue Processing .................... 40% Routine ................................... 30% Special .................................... 10% Cytology ..................................10% Staining ...................................20% Routine ...................................15% Special .......................................5% Autopsy .....................................5% Special procedures ....................5% Clerical/Logging ........................5% B. Med. Tech. Laws............................... 15% Med. Tech. Laws......................... 10% Related Laws ............................... 3% Code of Ethics ...............................2%
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Hematology (20%) Scope
Blood collection, anticoagulants ……..….10% Cell counts: RBC, WBC, platelet………...…30% Blood tests: hemoglobin, hematocrit….15% Cell morphology:………………………… 20% Coagulation tests: BT, CT,PT………………... 15% Special tests……………….…………………5% Quality control……..........……………………5%
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Microbiology/Parasitology (20%) scope
A. Microbiology…………………………70% Bacteria 85%, Fungi 5%, Virus 10% Collection ………………………….…..10% Preparation and Staining ……….15% Culture and Identification ………40% Sensitivity ……………………………..10% Media Preparation.…………….....10% Sterilization……………………………..5% Water, food, milk and utensils...5% Quality Control………………………..5% B. Parasitology ………………30% Life Cycle ………10% Morphology ……50% Tests …………….25% Fecal..……………15%
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Blood Banking and Serology (20%) scope
A. Blood Banking………………………..… 50% Typing, Cross matching, AHG………….… 20% Blood types ……………………..……………...20% Genetics: Principles and Testing ………….5% Blood storage and Transport …………….10% Donor recruitment and Bleeding..…….15% Blood components . …………………………15% Transfusion practice …………………………10% (Elution, etc.) ..……………………………....….5% B. Serology………………………………….50% The immune system …………………………20% Antigen, Antibodies complement, HLA .……20% General principles ……………………………10% Methods, procedures and interpretation….45% Updates (HIV Tests, etc.) ………………………5%
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Clinical Chemistry (20%) Scope
Specimen collection .…………………………5% Instrumentation and calibration ..........………5% Reagent preparation and Laboratory math...5% Quality Control …………………………………10% Clinical Chemistry proper ……………………50% Biochemistry……………………………………10% Principles and Methods ……………………….20% Interpretation............…………………………10% Normal values (SI units) ………………………10% Endocrinology and Toxicology ………………10% Blood gas analysis ……………………………10% Laboratory safety………………………………5%
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PD 498 The Board shall:
prepare the schedule of subjects for examination shall submit the schedule to the Chairperson of PRC for publication shall compute the grades of each examinee.
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Section 18: Report of Rating Board should report the results of the board examination ______ the completion of the exams to the Chairperson of the PRC.
120 days after
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Section 19: Rating in the Examination To pass the board examination, a candidate must: ➢ Obtain a general average of at least ____ No rating below----- in any MAJOR subjects Has not failed in at least ------ of the subjects computed according to their relative weights
75% in the written test 50% 60%
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Section 19: Rating in the Examination No further examination will be given after failing 3 examinations. ● Unless until completion of:
12 months refresher course in a MT school, or: 12 months postgraduate training in an accredited laboratory
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All successful examinees shall be REQUIRED to take a professional oath BEFORE Board or before any person
Section 20: Oath Taking
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COR– issued after applicant passed MT Board exams No COR shall be issued to a board exam passer who is less than 21 years old. RMTs shall be required to DISPLAY his COR in the place where he works. Payment Application of Php150.00
Section 21: Issuance of COR
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COR bears the signatures of:
Chairperson of the PRC ➢ 3 Members of the Board (Chairman and two members)
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The Board shall charge each applicant for: ● Fee for examination ● Registration ● Issuance of COR ● New certificate lost, destroyed or mutilated
Section 22:Fees
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The Board shall refuse to issue a COR to: ● Any person convicted by court ● immoral or dishonorable conduct ● Unsound mind ● Incurable, communicable disease ● Person below 21 years old ● Alien
Section 23: Refusal to Issue Certificate
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Section 24: Administrative Investigation Investigation conducted by: At least --- members of the Board With the presence 1 legal officer – shall not participate in the proceedings but sees to it that the investigation is within the bounds of law
2 members
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Section 24: Administrative Investigation Penalty of reprimand and suspension of license -
Majority vote (2/3)
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Section 24: Administrative Investigation Revocation Requires
unanimous vote (3/3) – undivided /agreed by all
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Revocation or suspension of license can be appealed to the Civil Service Commission whose decision shall become final after 30 days unless appealed to the President of the Philippines
Section 25: Appeal
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The Board shall conduct, through the Legal Officers of the Commission, summary proceedings and render summary judgment thereon which shall become final and executory 15 days from receipt of notice of judgement or decision, unless appealed to PRC.
*RA 8981
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The suspension of COR shall not exceed 2 years ● If the suspension period has already finished, COR shall be re-issued upon request of the MT concerned ● The Board of Medical Technology may re-issue revoked COR for reasons deemed proper and sufficient after the application of re-issuance.
Section 26: Reinstatement, Reissue or Replacement of Certificate
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No foreigner shall be admitted to examination or be given a COR or be entitled to any of the rights or privileges under this Act unless the country or state of which he is a subject or a citizen permits Filipino MTs to practice within its territorial limits on the same basis as the subjects or citizens of said country or state. Foreigners who are allowed through reciprocity Foreign professionals who are called by the government for CONSULTATION, exchange professors or instructors in the specialized branches of the professions ● Foreign professionals who come to the Philippines by INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
Section 27:FOREIGN RECIPROCITY
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Prepared annually by the SECRETARY of the Board of Directors ● Name, address, citizenship, date of registration or issuance of COR
Section 28: Roster of Medical Technology
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“DELISTING OF NAMES OF DELINQUENT PROFESSIONALS FROM THE ROLLS OF REGISTERED PROFESSIONALS"
Section 28 *PRC Resolution No. 217, series of 1992
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Section 9: Penal Provision Penalty:
P2,000 - P5,000 or: 6 months to 2 years imprisonment or: ● BOTH
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Punishable acts of a medical technologist:
1. Any person who shall practice Medical Technology in the Philippines without being REGISTERED or exempted from registration by this Act 2. Any RMT who practices without the necessary SUPERVISION of a qualified pathologist or physician authorized by DOH 3. Any RMT who shall make FRAUDULENT laboratory reports 4. Any RMT who shall refuse or fail, after due warning by the MT Board, to DISPLAY his COR 5. Any person who shall give any false or fraudulent EVIDENCE of any kind in obtaining a COR as a medical technologist 6. Any person who shall IMPERSONATE any registrant of like or the same name Any person who attempts to USE a revoked or suspended COR 8. Any person who shall in connection with his name, or otherwise, assume, use, or advertise any title or description tending to convey the impression that he is a medical technologist WITHOUT holding a valid certificate of registration 9. Any person or corporate body who shall violate the rules and regulations of the Board or orders promulgated by it after having been duly approved and recommended by the PRC to carry out the provisions of this Act.
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This is the part that states that if any section or provision of this Act is held to be unconstitutional or revoked, the other sections or provisions of the law shall not be affected
Section 30:SeparabilityClause
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All acts, executive orders, rules, and regulations, or parts thereof inconsistent with the provisions of this Act are hereby repealed. Provided, however, that nothing in this Act shall be construed as repealing or amending any portion of the Medical Act of 1959 (RA 2382, as amended by RA 4224) , the Clinical Laboratory Act of 1966, and the Blood Banking Law of 1956.
Section 31: Repealing Clause
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This Act shall take effect upon its approval. Gil Puyat Senate President Jose B. Laurel, Jr. Speaker of the House of Representatives Inocencio B. Pareja Secretary of the House of Representatives Ferdinand E. Marcos President of the Philippines Approved June 21, 1969
Section 32: Effectivity
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Professional Regulation Commission / Komisyon sa Pamamalakad ng mga Propesyonal ● Date of Approval : June 22, 1973 ● Composition: 1 Commissioner; 2 Asst. Commissioners ● Transferred the Boards from CSC (Civil Service Commission) to PRC
PD 223
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Date of Approval: Dec. 5, 2000 ● Repealed PD 223 and all laws requiring the completion of CPE as a condition for the renewal of professional licenses ● Composition: 1 Chairperson, 2 Commissioners ● Implement full COMPUTERIZATION of all licensure examinations including the REGISTRATION of professionals ● Monitor the performance of schools in licensure exams and publish the results ● Persons to teach subjects for licensure exam – holders of valid COR and professional license of the profession and comply with other requirements of CHED
RA 8981 PRC MODERNIZATION Act of 2000
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Date of Approval: May 18, 1994 ● Composition: 1 Chairperson, 4 Commissioners ● Section 12: Technical Panels - composed of senior specialists or academicians appointed by CHED to assist in setting standards in program and institution monitoring and evaluation
RA 7722 Higher Education Act of 1994
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Policies, Standards, and Guidelines for Medical Technology Education
CMO 14 s. 2006
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Policies, Standards and Guidelines for the Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology/Medical Laboratory Science Program
CMO 13 s. 2017
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Date of Approval: June 18, 1966 An act regulating the operation and maintenance of clinical laboratories and requiring the registration of the same with the department of health, providing penalty for the violation thereof, and for other purposes Section 3 – The Secretary of Health through the BRL, presently HFSRB, shall be charged with the responsibility of strictly enforcing the provisions of the Act and shall be authorized to issue such rules and regulations as may be necessary to carry out its provisions
RA 4688 Clinical Laboratory of 1966
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Classification of Clinical Laboratories: ● By ownership: Government, Private ● By institutional character: Institution-based, Non-institution based ● By function: Clinical, Anatomic, Molecular Pathology ● By service capability:
AO 2021-0037 New Rules and Regulations Governing the Regulation of Clinical Laboratories in the Philippines
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all works of primary plus electrolytes, gram stain, pap smear
Secondary CL for Clinical and Anatomic
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all works in primary and secondary plus blood sugar markers, thyroid function test, hepatitis profile, histopath, micro
Tertiary
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specialized test for clinical and anatomic
limited
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cytology and histopathology
CL for anatomic pathology only
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– genetics, immune/hematopathology, and infectious diseases
CL for Molecular Pathology only –
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Procedures for proper disposal of infectious wastes and toxic and hazardous substances in accordance with
Toxic Substances and Hazardous and Nuclear Wastes Control Act of 1990” (RA 6969)
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Created the NRLs; repealed by DO 820 s. 2020 – Institutionalizing and Strengthening the NRL in the Philippines
DO 393-Es. 2000
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(Parasitology and Microbiology, TTIs) NRL
RITM
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(HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis B and C, Syphilis, and STDs)
SAN LAZARO - SACCL
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(Drug Testing, Toxicology) NRL
EAMC
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NRL FOR HEMATOLOGY
NKTI
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Clinical Chemistry NRL
LUNG CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES
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CARDIAC MARKERS NRL
PHILIPPINE HEART CENTER
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An act promoting VOLUNTARY BLOOD DONATION providing for an adequate supply of safe blood, regulating blood banks and providing penalties for violation thereof
RA 7719
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– one who donates blood of one’s own volition or initiative and without monetary compensation
VOLUNTARY BLOOD DONOR
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an individual included in the LIST of qualified voluntary blood donors who is ready to donate blood when needed in his/her community
WALKING BLOOD DONOR
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which may be transmitted as a result of blood transfusion, including AIDS, Hepa B, Syphilis, Malaria
BLOOD TRANSFUSION TRANSMISSIBLE DISEASE
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National Voluntary Blood Services Program SECTION
SECTION 5
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Phase-out of COMMERCIAL Blood Bank Section
Section 7
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Non-Profit Organization Section
section 8
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Regulation of Blood Services Section
Section 9
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Repealing Clause – This act shall supersede RA 1517(1956) Section
Section 14
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Classification of Blood Service Facilities
AO 2008-0008 Rules and Regulations Governing the Regulation of Blood Service Facilities
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Proviston of whole blood and packed red cells Storage. issuance. transport and distribution of whole blood and packed red cells Compatibility testing of red cell units (if hospital* based)
Blood Station
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Recruitment. retention. and care of donors Screening and selection of donors Conduct of health education and counseling services Collection of blood from donors (mobile/hospital) Transport of blood to BC for testing and processing Compatibility testing of red cell units Of hospital-based) Transport of blood to BC for testing and processing Compatibility testing of red cell unit (if hospital-based)
Blood collection unit
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Storage, issuance. transport and distribution of whole blood and packed red cells Compatibility testing of red cell performs: Direct Coomb's Test Red Cen Antibody Screening Investigation of transfusion reactions Assist the HBTC in the conduct of post-transfusion surveillance
Blood bank
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Recruitment. retention. and care of donors Screening and selection of donors Conduct Of hearth education and counseling services Collection of blood from donors mobile hospital Storage, issuance. transport and distribution of units of whole blood and/or blood products Testing of units of blood for TTIs
Blood Center
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Organ Donation Act of 1991
RA 7170
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Date of Approval OF RA 7170
Jan 7, 1992
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deceased individual, including a still-born infant or fetus
Decedent
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individual, of legal age, who makes a legacy of all or part of his body
Testator
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an individual authorized to donate all part of a decedent (next of kin, of legal age)
Donor
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an individual who receives a legacy or donation
LEGATEES / DONEES
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Persons who may become legatees or donees
any hospital, physician or surgeon, accredited medical or dental school, college or university, organ bank storage facility, and any specified individual
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Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002
RA 9165
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Date of Approval for RA 9165
June 7, 2002
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Policy-making and strategy formulating body RA 9165
DDB
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Implementing arm of the Board: RA 9165
PDEA
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Drug testing center regulatory body RA 9165
HFSRB
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IRR Governing the Accreditation of DTLs in the Philippines
Regulation No.2 series of 2003
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DRUG TESTING 1. Applicants for driver’s license 2. Applicants for firearm license 3. Officers of the military, police, and other law enforcers 4. Persons charged before the prosecutor’s office with a criminal offense having an imposable penalty of imprisonment of not less than 6 years and 1 day 5. Candidates for public office 6. Persons apprehended or arrested for violating the provisions of this Ac
Mandatory Drug Testing
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1. Students of secondary and tertiary schools 2. Officers and employees of public and private offices whether domestic or overseas Drug Testing
Random Drug Testing
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Philippine HIV Policy Act
RA 11166
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Approval Date of RA 11166
December 20, 2018
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Repealed RA 8504 Phil. AIDS Prevention and Control Act of 1998)
RA 11166
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WRITTEN CONSENT must be secured from the person taking the test or from the parent or legal guardian if the person is mentally incapacitated or is <15 years of age
VOLUNTARY HIV TESTING
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No need for parent/guardian’s consent if the child is: 15- 18 y.o. or <15 y.o. but is ___ or ___
s PREGNANT or engaged in high-risk behavior
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Compulsory HIV Testing:
1. Persons charged with serious and slight physical injuries, rape, or simple seduction 2. Resolution of issues under “The Family Code of the Philippines” 3. Blood and organ donors
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Exceptions of HIV testing
Reportorial requirements of DOH ● Informing other health workers directly involved in the treatment of care of a PHLIV ● Responding to a subpoena issued by a court
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The Philippine Association of Medical Technologists established date
September 15, 1963
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PAMET was established by
Mr. Crisanto G. Almario
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the 1st President - The only APO of RMTs in the Philippines when PRC was created on June 22, 1973
Mr. Charlemagne Tamondong
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– symbolizes the continuous involvement where practice and education must always be integrated
Circle
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the trilogy of love, respect, and integrity
Triangle
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symbolize the science of MT profession
Microscope and Snake
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The color of Health
Green
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the year of first PAMET election
1964
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The first president of PAMET Recognition of PAMET
Mr. Charlemagne Tamondong
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The second president of PAMET ○ Approval of R.A. 5527 ○ PAMET News - The first official newspaper of the Association
Mr. Nardito Moraleta
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Amendment to the Teves Law (about salaries of medical professionals)
Mr. Bernardo Tabaosares
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The first lady president ○ Has the shortest term of office (Jan. – Sept. 1973)
Ms. Angelina Jose
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She did not finish her last term of office because of her plans to leave for the U.S
Ms. Venerable D.V. Oca
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The seventh president and served PAMET from the unfinished term of Ms. V. Oca
Ms. Carmencita P. Acedera
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Inclusion of all Med. Techs to “Hazard Pay” ○ Publication of the official newspaper of the association “Lab News” ○ The Philippine Journal of Medical Technology The official journal of the association
Mrs. Marilyn Atienza
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9-16th PAMET president
9. Mrs. Norma Nunez Chang 10. Mrs. Agnes Medenilla 11. Mrs. Shirley F. Cruzada 12. Mrs. Leila Lany Monserrat – Florento 13. Mr. Romeo Joseph Ignacio 14. Mr. Rolando Puno 15. Mr. Rommel Saceda 16. Mrs. Luella Virtucio
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The national organization of all registered SMT in the Philippines
The Philippine Association of Schools of Medical Technology and Public Health
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organized an association of Deans of SMT and Hygiene on May 13, 1970
Dr. Serafin J. Juliano & Dr. Gustavo U. Reyes
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Date of the first organizational meeting held at UST
June 22, 1970
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The first annual meeting held in UST date
May 7, 1971
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current national president, 2023-2025of PASMETH
Dr. Jose Jurel Nuevo
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Code of Ethics of Medical Technology: Sets forth the principles by which health care professionals practice their profession, based on:
Duty to patient ● Duty to colleagues and the profession ● Duty to society
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As I enter into the practice of Medical Technology, I shall ------ to being a professional;
accept the responsibilities inherent
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I shall uphold the law and shall ----- in illegal work nor cooperate with anyone so engaged; I shall ---- or being identified with any enterprise of questionable character;
not engage -- avoid associating
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I shall ------- to employer, clients, contractors, employees and in a spirit of personal helpfulness and fraternity toward other members of the profession;
work and act in a strict spirit of fairness
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I shall use only honorable means of competition for professional employment or services and shall refrain form ---- , directly or indirectly, the professional reputation, projects or business of a fellow medical technologist; I shall accept employment from more than one employer only when there in -------- ;
unfairly injuring no conflict of interest
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I shall perform professional work in a manner that merits full confidence and trust carried out with absolute -------, accuracy, fairness and ------; I shall review the professional work of other medical technologists, when requested, ------ and in confidence whether they are subordinates or employees, authors of proposals for grants or contracts, authors of technical papers or other publications or involved in litigation;
reliability honesty fairly
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I shall ---- the profession by exchanging general information and experience with fellow medical technologists and other professionals and by contributing to the work of professional organizations;
advance
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I shall restrict my --------- within constructive limits and shall not use the knowledge I know for selfish ends; I shall treat any information I acquired about individuals in the course of my work as strictly confidential, and may be divulged only to authorized persons or entities or with consent of the individual when necessary
praises, criticisms, views and opinions
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I shall ------ any infractions of these principles of professional conduct to the authorities responsible of enforcement of applicable laws or regulations, or to the Ethics Committee of the Philippine Association of Medical Technologists as may be appropriate.
report
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