PF-MAGNA CARTA Flashcards
Covers all persons engaged in health and health-related work, employed in all hospitals, sanitaria, health centers, rural health units, barangay health stations, clinics, and other health-related establishments owned and related establishments owned and operated by the government or its
political subdivisions, regardless of their employment status.
MAGNA CARTA FOR HEALTH WORKERS
What is the republic act for magna carta health workers
ra 7305
service is urgently needed and where any delay in its execution and delivery will adversely affect the outcome of the service as well as pose a threat to the life of a person and/or condition of a facility or property.
Exigency of the Service
— a movement of a public health worker from one geographical location to another in the same department or agency which does not involve a reduction in rank, status, or salary.
Geographical Reassignment
the risks to the health and safety of public health workers.
Hazard
a duly authorized work rendered between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
Night Shift
what hours are considered a “night shift”
10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
the term used for meal allowance
subsistence
Rural Health Physician = 1:?
Public Health Nurse = 1:?
Rural Health Midwife = 1:?
Rural Sanitary Inspector = 1:?
Rural Health Dentist = 1:?
RHP-1:20,000
PHN- 1:20,000
RHM-1:5,000
RSI-1:20,000
RHD- 1:50,000
T OR F: in case of temporary reassignment, no expenses incidental to the reassignment of a public health worker shall be reimbursed by the government
FALSE- ALL EXPENSES
T OR F: In case of permanent reassignment requiring the relocation of the family, all necessary
expenses shall be paid for by the government.
TRUE
In case spouses are both public health workers, they can be assigned, as much as possible in
the same locality and in the same office or unit.
FALSE: AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE IN THE SAME LOCALITY BUT NOT IN THE SAME OFFICE OR UNIT
Public health workers who are regularly employed under permanent status shall have_______ and shall not be terminated or dismissed except for cause provided by law and after due process.
security of tenure
What section states that The Head of the Local Government Unit concerned shall designate
a Medico-Legal Officer for their Province/Municipality. The Rural Health Physician or any Resident Physician in a non-training hospital could be designated as the Medico-Legal
Officer provided that the individual had undergone an appropriate training for such services.
SECTION 5
who designates the medico-legal officer for the province/municipality?
The head of the local government unit ( head of LGU)
who should be designated as the medico-legal officer
The Rural Health Physician or any Resident Physician in a non-training hospital