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It is also known as Republic Act 5527
Philippine Medical Technology Act of 1969
A person shall be deemed to be in the practice of medical technology within the meaning of this Act
Section 2. a. Practice of Medical Technology
Original Version of the Medical Technology Code of Ethics
Dr. Nardito Moraleta
Revision Version of the Medical Technology Code of Ethics
Prof. Rodolfo Rabor
RA 5527 was approved on
June 21, 1969
Must be capable of performing the most basic to the most advanced laboratory tests.
Perform Clinical Laboratory Testing
Medical Technologist are also expected to perform special procedures in diagnosing diseases
Perform Special Procedures
A Medical Technologist should always be conscious of the accuracy and precision of both the testing process and its results.
Ensure Accuracy and Precision of Results
Expected to be honest in the practice of his or her work
Be Honest In Practice
A medical technologist must be aware of the urgency of delivering results on time.
Ensure Timely Delivery of Results
Must be able to perform his/her functions according to the professional Code of Ethics.
Demonstrate Professionalism
Ensuring confidentiality of patients information is one of the core duties within the medical practice.
Uphold Confidentiality
Is required to collaborate with other health care practitioners.
Collaborate with Other Health Care Professionals
Must also be engaged in research activities to update their skills.
Conduct Research
Must be actively involved in reaching out to the community.
Involvement in Health Promotion Programs
A duly registered physician, who is specially trained in methods of laboratory medicine. Considered to head a clinical laboratory.
Pathologist
Qualified to assist medical technologist/pathologist and was certified by the Board of Medical Technology.
Medical Laboratory Technicians
To be a Medical Laboratory Technician you must need
70-74.9%
An individual trained to draw blood either for laboratory tests or blood donations.
Phlebotomist
A laboratory personnel who detects changes in body cells.
Cytotechnologist
A laboratory personnel responsible for the routine preparation, processing, and staining of biopsies and tissue.
Histotechnologist
A healthcare professional who works alongside with nuclear physicians.
Nuclear Medical Technologist
Studies the effects of toxic substances on the physiological functions of human beings, animals, and plants.
Toxicologist
It is the national professional organization of Registered Medical Technologist in the Philippines.
Philippine Association of Medical Technologist, Inc. (PAMET)
Considered as the “Father of PAMET”
Crisanto G. Almario
First president of PAMET
Charlemagne T. Tamondong
First national convention and election of PAMET
September 20, 1964
First organizational meeting of PAMET
September 15, 1963
PAMET Logo
Circle - Practice and education must always be integrated
Green - Color of Health
Triangle - Trilogy of love, respect, and integrity.
Microscope and Snake - Science of MT profession
1964 - PAMET Board Election
PAMET Core Values
Integrity, Professionalism, Commitment, Excellence, and Unity.
It is the national organization of all recognized schools of Medical Technology in the Philippines.
Philippine Association of Schools of Medical Technology and Public Health, Inc. (PASMETH)
PASMETH was established on
1970
First president of PASMETH
Dr. Gustavo Reyes (UST)
First organizational meeting of PASMETH
June 22, 1970
PASMETH Logo
Circle - Continuity of learning and the never ending quest for excellence.
Diamond - Four objectives of the association
Microscope - Field of Medical Technology and Public Health
1970 - Association was founded
It is the national organization of all medical technology students under the supervision of PASMETH.
Philippine Society of Medical Technology Students (PHISMETS)
PHISMETS was first organized on
2002
PHISMETS was organized during the presidency of
Dr. Zenaida C. Cajucom
PHISMETS was reorganized on
November 25, 2006
PHISMETS held it's first Medical Technology Student Congress on
February 24, 2009
PHISMETS Logo
3 Circles - Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao
Laurel - Symbolizes nature
Green Letters - Color of Health
5 Bubbles - 5 Objectives
Microscope - Represents Medical Laboratory Science
It is a professional organization for pathologists and laboratory professionals in the United States.
American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP)
It is a non-profit organization in the Philippines dedicated to promoting safe and sufficient blood supply across the country.
Philippine Blood Coordinating Council (PBCC)
It is a professional organization in the Philippines dedicated to advancing the field of microbiology
Philippine Society of Microbiology, Inc. (PSM)
It is a professional organization in the Philippines that focuses on promoting high standards and best practices in clinical laboratory quality assurance.
Philippine Council for Quality Assurance in Clinical Laboratories (PCQACL)
More specialized in biorisk management training and protocols
Biorisk Association of the Philippines (BrAP)
Has a broader role in policy development, standards setting, and national biosafety/biosecurity advocacy in the Philippines.
Philippine Biosafety and Biosecurity Association (PhBBA)
Accredit curricular programs in educational institutions.
Accrediting Organization
Provide certification examinations for professionals.
Credentialing/Certifying Organization
Are organizations that contribute to the continued development of a specific group of professionals.
Professional Societies
This phase involves all the steps taken before the actual analysis of the sample. It includes sample collection, handling, and preparation.
Pre-Analytic Phase
This phase is the actual testing and analysis of the sample. It involves using laboratory instruments, reagents, and techniques to obtain the test results.
Analytic Phase
This phase involves reporting, interpretation, and management of the test results.
Post-Analytic Phase
NRL for HIV, Hepatitis, and STD.
San Lazaro Hospital
NRL for Bacteria, Parasites, Virus, Blood and Emerging Diseases.
Research Institute for Tropical Medicine
NRL for Environment and Occupational Health, Toxicology, and Micronutrient Assay.
East Avenue Medical Center
NRL for Hematology including Immunohematology
National Kidney and Transplant Institute
NRL for Anatomic Pathology and Biochemistry
Lung Center of the Philippines
Are closely related fields within transfusion medicine that focus on the collection, testing, processing, storage, and distribution of blood and its components.
Blood bank/Immunohematology
Key Areas of Microbiology
Bacteriology
Mycobacteriology
Mycology
Virology
Penalty for Clinical Laboratory that operates without license.
Fine of 1000-5000 and imprisonment for not less than (1) month.
Classifications of Clinical Laboratories
A. By Ownership
B. By Function
C. By Institutional Character
D. By Service Capability
Test Done or Urgent Cases
Stat Tests
Commonly requested tests in the laboratory.
Routine Tests
Any testing site that perform laboratory examinations.
Satellite Testing Site
This refers to medical diagnostic testing performed at or near the site of patient care rather than in a centralized laboratory.
Point-of-Care Testing (POCT)
LTO
License to Operate
Is a laboratory facility that is designed to operate on wheels, enabling it to provide diagnostic testing and healthcare services at various locations rather than being confined to a fixed site.
Mobile Clinical Laboratory
Tests done in series on patients as a guide for treatment
Monitoring Examinations
POL
Physician’s Office Laboratory
Refers to a formal authorization granted by a governmental regulatory body (Department of Health) that allows an individual or a facility to legally practice or operate in the field of medical technology or laboratory services.
License
Is an individual or entity that has been granted a license by a regulatory authority
Licensee
The checklist used by the regulatory officers during inspection.
Inspection Tool
A corporate body or establishment organized for a specific purpose.
Institution
EQAP
External Quality Assessment Program