PRELIMS_PHILIPPINE HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEM Flashcards
give the 6 components of health system
- Service delivery
- Health workforce
- Information
- Medical products, vaccines, technologies
- Financing
- Leadership
responsible in leading healthcare system worldwide
World Health Organization (WHO)
Philippines belongs to what WHO branch? and headquarters location?
Western Pacific Branch
Headquarters= Manila
What is the objective of WHO?
attainment by all people of the highest possible level of health
describe WHO
- what is it?
- date of inauguration?
- how many country and reginal offices?
✅ Global health organization -under the United Nations ✅April 7, 1948 -WHO day ✅150 country offices and six world regional offices
give 5 core functions of WHO
- leadership
- research
- norms
- ethical and evidence-based policy
- technical support, catalyzing change, sustainable institutional capacity
what goal did DOH based their programs to achieve SDG?
No. 3 SDG= Good health and Well being
describe 17 sustainable developmental goals
✅Agenda=2030
✅continue Millenium Developmental Goals (the implemented year 2000-2015)
➜2016 to 2030 (SDG) to be achieved
why do we need to know Ph health care delivery system components?
Nurse is essential member to the health workforce (largest number of manpower) so its important to understand the dynamics or relationship among all its components
describe DOH
National agency mandated to lead the health sector= assuring quality health care for all Filipinos
DOH vision
Filipinos are among the healthiest people in Southeast Asia by 2022, and Asia by 2040
doh Mission
To lead the country in the development of a ✅ productive,✅ resilient,
✅equitable and ✅ people-entered health system
give 5 roles of DOH in Leadership in health
- Planning and formulating policies
- Monitoring and evaluating the implementation of health programs
- health promotion and healthy lifestyle
- technical authority i
- health care financing and implementing the National Health Insurance Law
give 3 major roles of doh
I.LEADERSHIP IN HEALTH
II.ENABLER AND CAPACITY BUILDER
III.ADMINISTRATOR OF SPECIFIC SERVICES
give 3 roles of DOH in II.ENABLER AND CAPACITY BUILDER
logistical support
2. health and medical research
training and education of health care providers
give 4 roles of DOH in III. ADMINISTRATOR OF SPECIFIC SERVICES
administrator of selected health facilities
Provide specific program
Develop strategies
leadership in health emergency preparedness
describe local health boards
➜every municipality/city has autonomy
➜they have the ability to manage yung kanya kanya nilang health sector sa mga city nila in collab with DOH
describe Local Government Code (RA 7160) (4)
➤ Local autonomy
➤ Local governments to attain their fullest development as self-reliant communities
-decide on their own but based on DOH policies and standards
➤ Devolution of basic services from the national government to LGUs
-DOH gives power to the LGU’s to manage their health sector of their area of responsibility
=kada city= mayors= city health offices
➤ Creation of Provincial Health Board and the City/Municipal Health Boards or Local health Boards
- work closely with DOH - city health office dapat meron lahat
describe the 3 functions of local health board
- budgetary allocations
- advisory committee
-advice or give updates about the health situation in
city or province - Creating committees
-committees for family planning, reproductive
health, disability, infectious diseases etc.
-composed of nurses, physicians, midwives
Commonly known as health center
RURAL HEALTH UNIT (RHU)
satellite health offices of RURAL HEALTH UNIT (RHU)
barangay health centers/stations
Responsibility of RURAL HEALTH UNIT (RHU)
- Preventive and promotive health services
2. Supervision of Barangay Health Stations
composed of what people: RHU?
✅physician
✅nurses
✅midwife
✅barangay officers
describe Barangay health sattion
➤ First-contact health care facility that offers basic
services at the barangay level
➤ Satellite station of the RHU
➤ Manned by volunteer Barangay Health Workers (BHWs)
First-contact health care facility that offers basic
services at the barangay level
1.BARANGAY HEALTH STATION
Satellite station of the RHU
1.BARANGAY HEALTH STATION
Manned by volunteer Barangay Health Workers (BHWs)
1.BARANGAY HEALTH STATION
give example of activities in the BHS
✅immunizations
✅check up for pregnant women
GIVE 8 roles and functions of a rural health unit
- MUNICIPAL HEALTH OFFICER
- ADMINISTRATOR OF RHU
- COMMUNITY PHYSICIAN
- MEDICO-LEGAL OFFICER
- PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE (PHN)
- RURAL HEALTH MIDWIFE (RHM)
- BARANGAY HEALTH WORKER (BHW)
- RURAL SANITATION INSPECTOR
describe 1. MUNICIPAL HEALTH OFFICER
Rural Health Physician
➤ Heads the health services at the municipal level
➤ Prepares the municipal health plan and budget
➤ Monitors the implementation of basic health services
➤ Management of the RHU staff
2.ADMINISTRATOR OF RHU
describe 2.ADMINISTRATOR OF RHU
➤ Prepares the municipal health plan and budget
➤ Monitors the implementation of basic health services
➤ Management of the RHU staff
➤ Conducts epidemiological studies
➤ Formulates health education campaigns on disease prevention
➤ Prepares and implements control measures or rehabilitation plans
3.COMMUNITY PHYSICIAN
describe 3.COMMUNITY PHYSICIAN
Conducts epidemiological studies
➤ Formulates health education campaigns on disease prevention
➤ Prepares and implements control measures or rehabilitation plans
describe 4.MEDICO-LEGAL OFFICER
Handles legal cases related to health in the community
Supervises and guides all RHMs in the municipality
5.PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE (PHN)
Prepares the FHSIS quarterly and annual reports of the municipality for submission to the Provincial Health Office
5.PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE (PHN)
describe FHSIS
Field Health Services Information System
=gives profile of the community
=nursing documentation
Utilizes nursing process in responding to health care needs, including needs for health education and promotion, of individuals, families, and catchment community
5.PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE (PHN)
Collaborates with the other members of private businesses, NGOs, and people’s organizations to address the community’s health problems
5.PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE (PHN)
give the functions of a public health nurse
➤ Supervises and guides all RHMs in the municipality
➤ Prepares the FHSIS quarterly and annual reports of the municipality for submission to the Provincial Health Office—> DOH
➤ Utilizes nursing process in responding to health care needs, including needs for health education and promotion, of individuals, families, and catchment community
➤ Collaborates with the other members of private businesses, NGOs, and people’s organizations to address the community’s health problems
Also known as Public Health Midwife (PHM)
6.RURAL HEALTH MIDWIFE (RHM)
Manages the BHS and supervises and trains the BHW
6.RURAL HEALTH MIDWIFE (RHM)
Provides midwifery services and executes health care programs and activities for women of reproductive age ,including
✅family planning counseling and services
6.RURAL HEALTH MIDWIFE (RHM)
give other functions of PHM or RHM
➤ Conducts patient assessment and diagnosis for referral or further management
➤ Performs health information, education and communication activities
➤ Organizes the community
➤ Facilitates barangay health planning and other community health services
➜trained health care provider (no licence)
➜volunteers
7.BARANGAY HEALTH WORKER (BHW)
give functions and limitations of a barangay health worker
Functions: child care, family planning, health education, vital signs (limited)
No: medication administration, assessment
➤ Trained in preventive health care
➤ Equipped with basic skills for prevention and management of common diseases
7.BARANGAY HEALTH WORKER (BHW)
describe the RA 7883 or the Barangay Health Workers’ Benefit and Incentives Act
-may additional benefits or incentives (insurance) kasi they don’t have basic salary
what law gives benefits to barangat health workers?
RA 7883 or the Barangay Health Workers’ Benefit and Incentives Act
➤ Interface between the community and the RHU
7.BARANGAY HEALTH WORKER (BHW)
➤ Assist in providing basic services at BHS and RHU
7.BARANGAY HEALTH WORKER (BHW)
Recommended ratio of BHW to catchment population
1 BHW :20 households
Advocacy, monitoring, and regulatory activities, such as inspection of water supply and unhygienic household conditions
8.RURAL SANITATION INSPECTOR
ensures healthy physical environment in the municipality
8.RURAL SANITATION INSPECTOR
1 RHU/HC Physician
20,000 Population ratio
1 Public Health Nurse
10,000 Population ratio
1 Public Health Midwife
5,000 Population ratio
1 Public Health Dentist
50,000 Population ratio
1 RHU
20,000 Population ratio
1 BHS
5,000 Population ratio
Describe a Level 1 primary hospital
- less than 50 bed capacity
- maliit na hospital
- limited services
- no ICU and blood bank
- laboratories are basic diagnostic
- provinces= small clinics
- cater in-patient but limited bed capacity (10-20)
Describe a Level 2 (secondary)
have more than 100 bed capacity
- extended services: Laboratories, MRI, CT Scan
- OB services, medicine surgery
- operating room and blood bank
Describe Level 3 (teaching/training hospitals/ tertiary)
-bigger hospital designed as a teaching hospital for practice like student nurses and doctors
examples of level 3 hospitals
Manila Doctors, San Juan De dios, Pasay Gen
examples of specialty hospital
§ Philippine Orthopedic Center § National Center for Mental Health § San Lazaro Hospital § Lung Center of the Philippines § Philippine Heart Center § National Kidney and Transplant Institute.
First-contact health care facility that offers basic services including emergency services and provision for normal deliveries
1.Category A: PRIMARY CARE FACILITY
describe a primary care facility
First-contact health care facility that offers basic services including emergency services and provision for normal deliveries
differentiate with in patient beds to without beds on a primary care facility give examples
With In-patient beds –– a short stay facility where a short (average of 1 – 3 days) length of time is spent by patients before discharge.
Examples:
o Infirmary
o Birthing home
• Without Beds – a facility where medicine, medical and/or dental examination/treatment is dispensed. Examples:
o Medical Out-patient Clinic
o Medical Facility for Overseas Workers and
Seafarers (OFW Clinic)
o Dental Clinic
what service does a facility in a category b status provide
rovides long term care, including basic human services like food and shelter to patients:
➤with chronic or mental illness,
➤ patients in need of rehabilitation owing substance abuse,
➤ people requiring ongoing health and nursing care due to chronic impairments
➤ reduced degree of independence in activities of daily living.
give examples of 2.CUSTODIAL CARE FACILITY
Examples: o Custodial Psychiatric Care Facility; o Substance/Drug Abuse Treatment and Rehabilitation Center; o Sanitarium/Leprosarium; o Nursing Home.
describe a Category C: DIAGNOSTIC/THERAPEUTIC FACILITY
Examination of the human body, specimens from the human body for the diagnosis and Treatment of disease
give 4 classifications of diagnostic or therapeutic facility
Water for drinking water analysis
Laboratory
Radiology
Nuclear Medicine
examples of laboratories in a category c facility
- Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)Testing
- Blood Service Facility;
- Drug Testing Laboratory;
- Newborn Screening Laboratory;
examples of radiology in a category c facility
- Ionizing Machines as X-Ray, CT scan,
mammography - Non-Ionizing Machines as MRI,
ultrasound
give examples of SPECIALIZED OUTPATIENT FACILITY
- dialysis clinic,
- ambulatory surgical clinic,
- cancer chemotherapeutic center/clinic,
- cancer radiation facility,
- physical medicine and rehabilitation center
what is out-patient beds?
a client can go home after the procedure
describe an inter local health zone
organized arrangement of coordination of different sectors in the LGU in a certain locale
collaboration among different health care facilities within a local
collaboration among different health care facilities within a local
INTER LOCAL HEALTH ZONE
why should a community establish a inter local health zone
- mprove health status and coverage
- accessibility
- efficiency
differentiate internal vs external health referral system
Internal
- within the facility or hospital
- one unit or station
External
- movement of the patient to another facility
- health center to hospital
- transfer outside the facility
-activities undertaken by a health care provider or facility in response to its inability to provide the necessary intervention of patient’s need.
Health Referral
describe a health referral
activities undertaken by a health care provider or facility in response to its inability to provide the necessary intervention of patient’s need.
Involves movement of a patient from the health center of first contact and the hospital at first level referral
Health Referral
Engages all health facilities from the lowest to the highest level.
Level 1 to 3: hospitals
Category A to D: facilities
Health Referral
give 2 factors to make COMPREHENSIVE TWO-WAY REFERRALSYSTEM more effective
➜well established intact collaborative inter local health zone
➜should include well functioning communication system and transport system
when do you refer a patient?
- Mas expert intervention
a) Specialized care is needed - Need for technical examination not available in health center
a) MRI
b) CT scan
c) Surgery
d) Need in patient or out patient facility
describe an ideal scenario for COMPREHENSIVE TWO-WAY REFERRAL SYSTEM
Ideally once px goes to primary care facility (health centers) tapos na refer sa hospital
- hospital needs to update primary care facility - there should be feedback