ORGANIZATIONS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO COMMUNITY HEALTH (prt. 2) Flashcards

1
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Levels of Healthcare and Referral System in the Philippines

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Base (Lower) Part

Top (Higher Part)

Barangay Health Stations & Rural Health Unit

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-> Where all of the basic needs are located
Ex: Primary level of care

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Base (Lower) Part

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3
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  • Highest level of care given to a particular patient
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Top (Higher Part)

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4
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  • Bridge between the community to the higher levels of health care, depending on the needs of the person
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Barangay Health Stations & Rural Health Unit

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5
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refer it to the higher levels such as the emergency or district hospitals or the provincial/city health services or provincial/city hospitals

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RHU - rural health unit

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6
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Three Factors for Referral

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Availability of Services

Qualified Practitioner

Availability of Equipment

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7
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-> In the basic level, there is a limited range of services offered
- Higher levels can offer most of the tests needed

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Availability of Services

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8
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->
On the basic level, the practitioners are also professionals but it is only limited to their capabilities
-)
In the higher levels, there are dot of health care professionals that could accommodate the patient’s needs; the higher the level, the more qualified practitioners are to treat you

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Qualified Practitioner

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9
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->
Basic level - limited kinds of equipment usually for basic assessment
- Higher level - wider range of availability;
sophisticated equipment

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Availability of Equipment

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10
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Levels of Care

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  1. Primary Level of Care
  2. Secondary Level of Care
  3. (Tertiary Level of Care
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11
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Usually, the first contact between the community members and other levels of health facility

The facilities are only small and the number of beds is only limited.

The equipment used to assess a person is also limited because they are only treating basic conditions

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Primary Level of Care

  • Includes the primary health facility
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12
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Health care provided by center physicians, public health nurses, rural health midwives, barangay health workers, traditional healers and others at the barangay health stations and rural health units

If you have flu, cough, or fever, you can go to this level of care to accommodate your concerns because they have the capability to treat that particular condition.

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Primary Level of Care

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13
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  • Health facilities either private owned or government operated (infirmaries, municipal and district hospitals, out-patient departments of provincial hospitals)
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Secondary Level of Care

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14
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They are capable of performing inor surgeries

They provide simple laboratory examination and simple imaging examinations such as chest x-ray

Given by physician with basic health training

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Secondary Level of Care

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15
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They are the referral center for the primary health facilities

If there is a dengue patient that needs to be admitted, he can go to a district hospital

This level is only intended if the primary health facilities cannot accommodate a particular condition

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Secondary Level of Care

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16
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  • Rendered by specialists in health facilities including the medical centers (regional & provincial hospitals, and specialized hospitals)
  • Referral center for the secondary care facility Has many tests offered and can accommodate needs

-> Highest or the utmost level of care in the referral system

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Tertiary Level of Care

17
Q

They handle complicated cases and intensive care cases (Ex: cancer)
• Philippine Heart Center
o National Kidney and Transplant Institute (NKTI)
o PLC
• St. Luke’s Medical Center o Makati Medical Center o Medical City

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Tertiary Level of Care

18
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The higher the level, more services are offered, more sophisticated new equipment compared to those two levels of care
o MRI and CT scan
• Imaging
Nuclear Medicine

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Tertiary Level of Care

19
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The HiGHER the level:

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The more qualified the health personnel

The more sophisticated the health equipment

The more services available to the needs of a patient

20
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Important role in diagnostic services

The nature of MedTech’s work is to assess body fluids for bacteria, fungi and viruses that may cause a disease for the particular person

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BSMLS

21
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They are the ones assessing the doctor for diagnosis

They are also public health laboratory professionals because they can be a bacteriologist, microbiologist and biochemist to test biological and environmental samples in order to diagnose, prevent, treat, and control infectious disease in the community

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BSMLS

22
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• They are also trained to do water analysis to check if the water is potable to drink or if there are coliform bacteria in water source

• They also assess biological samples to help the doctors find out what is the organism that caused the problem in the patient’s body

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BSMLS

23
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Important role in public health education especially first aid training, BLS trainings, etc.

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BSN

24
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There is Community and Public Health subject

They are the ones that provide training to the community especially in how to do first aid, BLS trainings, how to have a proper nutrition for their children and also for themselves to prevent lifestvle diseases and other things.

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BSN