philippine national health situation

census

is a macro-count done at fixed intervals of the

country's population count

112.7 million

2024 POPCEN by the PSA

determinants of health

DEFINED AS the underlying causes &

conditions that dictate why people

die early or live longer.

socioeconomic fsctors

Income levels,

education, nutrition quality, & access water

health care delivery

The quality, availability,

& affordability of primary health ctr., hosp., &

emergency service

enviromental and political

Air pollution indexes, traffic safety, local crime

levels, & regional peace

life expectancy at birth

It reflects whether a society

living conditions, healthcare

system, & safety nets are

successfully keeping people alive

or failing them

72.04 years old

Average life expectancy for Filipinos

81-82

average expectancy of women

77-78

men average life expectancy

feminization

DEATH R AT E

A M O N G M A L E S IS

H I G H E R THAN

F E M A L E S -

R E F E R R E D AS THE

72.3-72.8

Urbanized w/ dense health networks

>>> highest life expectancies (

Calabarzon & Central Luzon) >>

average of

66.9

Geographically Isolated &

Disadvantaged Areas (GIDA) >>>

lower life expectancies (For

instance, parts of BARMM averag

RA 3753

Law on Registry of Civil

Status

30 days

Every birth, marriage, & death

must be registered at the Local

Civil Registry Office (LCRO)

within…..

39% pouplation

living in mega-regions of

CALABARZON, NCR, and Central Luzon (unequal

spatial distribution (pupulation)

leading cause of mortality rate (non communicable)

1)‌ ‌ Ischemic Heart Disease (Cardiovascular / Heart

attacks)

2) Neoplasms(All forms of CA; LUNGS 1st, LIVER 2nd♂♀)

3) Pneumonia (leading infectious/ communicable cause

of death)

4) Cerebrovascular Diseases (Stroke) d/t atherosclerosis, HPN

5) hypertensive disease‌ ‌ 6) Diabetes Mellitus‌

7) other heart dse 8) TB (Respi) 9) Chronic Lower‌ ‌ Respi

Infection‌ ‌ 10)Dse of Genito-Urinary

leading cause of morbidity( lahat respiratory)

1) Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI)‌

2) Lower Respi Infection & Pneumonia

3) Bronchitis

4) Hypertension

5) Diarrheal Disease

6) Influenza‌ ‌ 7)UTI 8)TB (RESPI)‌ ‌ 9) injury‌ ‌ 10) dSE of‌

heart

Amlodipine

calcium channel blocker

Metoprolol / Atenolol

beta blocker

Captopril / Enalapril

ACE inhibitor

66% lower risk

Adopting healthy behaviors (exercise, healthy

diet, avoiding tobacco, maintaining normal

weight) results in

smoking

leading cause of preventable death

15.1 million (19.5% total population)

total tabacco user

12.5%

total yourh user of tobacco 13-15

10.36 death

death per 1000 live birth

average 10-15

depending on locality( 1000 birth)

15 lives

targe per 1000 life birth

infant mortality

R AT E I S O N E O F THE

MOST SENSITIVE INDICATORS OF HEALTH

S TAT U S O F A C O U N T R Y O R COMMUNITY.

respiratory,bacterial sepsis, pneumonia

leading cause or mortality in newborn

12.9

second hand smoke (indoor)

41.7%

inside enclosepublic space

29.3%

at home smoking

64.68

MMR mortality for 100k life birth

70

targe MMR per 100k life birth

29 to 152 death

subnational data ranges (regions

aging population

when more than 7% of

its members are 65 yRS of age or old

aged population

when more than 14% of

its members are 65 yrs of age or older

28.8 % malnutriiton

stunting

5.8%

wasting

lung cancer

top 1 cancer

liver cancer

top 2 cancer

pnuemonia

top 1 infectious communicsble killer

deciding to seek care

Delayed by cultural beliefs,

family arguments, or financial

fear)

reaching facility

-· (Delayed by geographical barriers,

broken boats, island terrain, or traffic)

receiving appropriate care

(Delayed by lack of blood supplies,

missing surgeons, or understaffed

enviroment