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What has the objective of establishing a local health system for effective and efficient delivery of health care services?

Local Health System

What has the objective of upgrading the health care management and service capabilities of local health facilities?

Local Health System

What has the objective of promoting inter-LGU linkages and cost sharing schemes including local health care financing systems?

Local Health System

What has the objective of fostering participation of the private sector, NGOs and communities in local health systems development?

Local Health System

What has the objective of ensuring the quality of health service delivery at the local level?

Local Health System

What is a system of health care in which individuals, communities and all other health care providers in a well-defined geographical area participate together in providing care?

Inter Local Health System

What is the goal of the Inter Local Health System?

To ensure quality of healthcare service at the local level

What are the three components of Expected Achievement in Inter Local Health System?

• Effective referral system

• Universal coverage of health insurance

• Appropriate health information system

What are the three components of Guiding Principles in Inter Local Health System?

• Strong political support

• Community participation

• Affordability of health services

What are the four components of composition in Inter Local Health System?

• People

• Boundaries

• Health facilities

• Health workers

What is the component of composition in Inter Local Health System in which it involves a district population size of 100,000-500,000 (efficiency and effectiveness)?

People

In the component People, what is the district population size wherein it involves efficiency and effectiveness?

100,000-500,000

What is the component of composition in Inter Local Health System in which it involves clear boundaries between ILHZ (accountability and responsibility)?

Boundaries

In the component People, what involves accountability and responsibility?

Boundaries

What is the component of composition in Inter Local Health System in which it involves an integrated health system?

Health facilities

What is the component of composition in Inter Local Health System in which it involves planning joint strategies for district health care by these people?

Health workers

What are the two types of hospitals?

• General

• Specialty

What is the type of hospital in which it involves illnesses, injuries, and deformities?

General hospital

What is the type of hospital in which it involves a specific disease or condition and differs based on the type of patient (children or women)?

Specialty hospital

How many categories of other health facilities are there?

4

What are the four categories of other health facilities?

Category A, Category B, Category C, and Category D

What is the health facility that is in Category A?

Primary Care Facility

What is the health facility that is in Category B?

Custodial Care Facility

What is the health facility that is in Category C?

Diagnostic/Therapeutic Facility

What is the health facility that is in Category D?

Specialized Outpatient Facility

What is the category of health facility in which it involves the first contact of the client?

Category A (Primary Care Facility)

What is the category of health facility in which it offers basic services?

Category A (Primary Care Facility)

Who are the five providers of health care in Category A?

Physicians, nurses, midwives, BHW, and traditional healers

What are the two health care facilities in Category A?

Without in-patient bed and with in-patient bed

What is the category of health facility in which it provides long-term care including basic services like food and shelter?

Category B (Custodial Care Facility)

What is the category of health facility in which it involves patients with chronic conditions requiring ongoing health and nursing due to impairment?

Category B (Custodial Care Facility)

What are the four health care facilities in Category B?

Psychiatric facilities, substance drug abuse treatment, rehabilitation centers, and nursing homes

What is the category of health facility in which it involves a facility with examination of the human body, specimens from the human body for diagnosis, treatment of disease, and water for drinking water analysis?

Category C (Diagnostic/Therapeutic Facility)

What is the category of health facility in which it involves further classifications of facilities?

Category C (Diagnostic/Therapeutic Facility)

What are the three further classifications of facilities in Category C?

Lab facility, radiologic facility, and nuclear medicine facility

What is an example of laboratory facility in Category C?

NBS lab

What is an example of radiologic facility in Category C?

CT scan

What is an example of nuclear medicine facility in Category C?

Philippine Nuclear Research Institute

What is the category of health facility in which it involves a facility that performs highly specialized procedures on an outpatient basis?

Category D (Specialized Outpatient Facility)

What are the four health care facilities in Category D?

• Dialysis clinic

• Ambulatory surgical clinic

• Cancer chemotherapeutic center

• Rehabilitation cente

What are the three levels of general hospital?

Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3

What level of general hospital involves teaching and training?

Level 3

T/F: Primary Care Facility, Custodial Care Facility, and Diagnostic/Therapeutic belong to general hospital.

TRUE

What refers to an organized plan of health services?

Health care system

What refers to rendering health care services to the people?

Health care delivery

What refers to the totality of societal services and activities designed to protect or restore the health of individuals, families, groups, and communities?

Health care delivery system

Affected by policies such as EO 51 and PD 856

Who said that the health care delivery system is the "totality of societal services and activities designed to protect or restore the health of individuals, families, groups, and communities"?

Banta (1986)

What are the seven factors affecting health care delivery?

• Increase in longevity

• Technological advances

• Rising consumerism

• Changing health services

• Politics of health care

• Quality assurance

• Health care for homeless

What are the two major players of health care delivery?

Public sector and private sector

What is the major player of health care delivery in which it is financed through a tax-based budgeting system?

Public sector

free of charge

What is the major player of health care delivery in which it is for profit and non-profit providers?

Private sector

• market-oriented

• health care is paid

What are the four levels of public sector?

• National level

• Regional level

• Provincial and district level

• City/municipal level

What is the level of public sector in which it involves DOH and PGH?

National level

What is the level of public sector in which it involves health centers, RHU, and BHS?

City/municipal level

What are the five components of private sector?

• Clinic and hospitals

• Health insurance

• Manufacturer

• Research and development

• Human resource development

What is the vision of Department of Health by 2030?

A global leader for attaining better health outcomes, competitive and responsive health care system, and equitable health financing

What is the mission of Department of Health?

To guarantee equitable, sustainable and quality health for all Filipinos, especially the poor, and to lead the quest for excellence in health

What is the Republic Act that tackles about the Local Government Units (LGU)?

RA 7160

• other name s Local Government Code

What is composed of both commercial and business organizations and non-business organizations?

Private sector

What assumes the roles of policy and legislative advocates, organizers, research and documentation, health resource development personnel, relief and disaster management, and networking?

Non-Government Organizations

What are the three major functions of the Department of Health?

• Leadership in health

• Enabler and capacity builder

• Administrator of specific services

What is the function of the Department of Health in which it involves the national policy in the formulation, monitoring, and evaluation of health?

Leadership in health

a regulatory institution which advocates adoption of health policies, plans, and programs

What is the function of the Department of Health in which it involves innovating new strategies to improve health programs?

Enabler and capacity builder

• exercising oversight function

• ensuring highest achievable standards

What is the function of the Department of Health in which it involves managing selected national health facilities and hospitals?

Administrator of specific services

• administering direct services for emergent health concerns

• administering health emergency response services

LGU + DOH + NGO/PS is equal to what?

Self-reliant, healthy Filipino

What does D stand for in DOHPROGRAMS?

Dental health

What does the first O stand for in DOHPROGRAMS?

Operations for Environmental Sanitation

What does H stand for in DOHPROGRAMS?

Health Education and Community Organizing

What does P stand for in DOHPROGRAMS?

Prevention and Control of Communicable Diseases

What does the first R stand for in DOHPROGRAMS?

Reproductive Health

What does the second O stand for in DOHPROGRAMS?

Older Persons Health Services

What does G stand for in DOHPROGRAMS?

Guidelines for Nutrition

What does the second R stand for in DOHPROGRAMS?

Rehabilitation and Management of Non-Communicable Disease

What does A stand for in DOHPROGRAMS?

Alternative Health Care Practices (Herbal Meds/Acupressure)

What does M stand for in DOHPROGRAMS?

Maternal and Child Health and IMCI

What does S stand for in DOHPROGRAMS?

Sentrong Sigla Movement

According to the increasing complexity of the services provided, what is the type in which it involves the services health promotion, preventive care, continuing care for common health problems, attention to psychological and social care, and referrals?

Primary type

According to the increasing complexity of the services provided, what is the type in which it involves the services surgery and medical services by specialists?

Secondary type

According to the increasing complexity of the services provided, what is the type in which it involves the services advanced, specialized, diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitative care?

Tertiary type

According to the type of service, what is the type in which it involves the example of information dissemination?

Health promotion and illness prevention

According to the type of service, what is the type in which it involves the example screening?

Diagnosis and treatment

According to the type of service, what is the type in which it involves the example PT/OT?

Rehabilitation

What are the three types of services according to the complexity of the services provided?

Primary, secondary and tertiary

What are the three types of services according to the type of service provided?

• Health promotion and illness prevention

• Diagnosis and treatment

• Rehabilitation

What is the Aquino Administration's development framework for translating the President's Development Agenda?

Medium-Term Philippines Development Plan 2011-2016 (MTPDP)

What envisions "a country with an organized and widely shared rapid expansion of our economy through a government dedicated to honing and mobilizing our people's skills and energies as well as the responsible harnessing of our natural resources?

The Social Contract

What is a roadmap towards universal health care through a refocused PhilHealth?

Priority Health Policy Directions of the Aquino Administration

What involves particular attention to the construction, rehabilitation, and support of health facilities such as LGU/regional hospitals, rural health units, and barangay health stations?

Priority Health Policy Directions of the Aquino Administration

What involves the attainment of MDG Goals 4, 5, and 6 such as the reduction of maternal, neonatal, and infant mortality, and support to contain/eliminate age old public health diseases such as malaria, dengue, and TB?

Priority Health Policy Directions of the Aquino Administration

What provides fiscal autonomy to government hospitals?

Health Sector Reform Agenda (HSRA) of 1999-2004

This refers to:

• It secures funding for priority public health programs

• It promotes the development of local health systems and ensures its effective performance

• It strengthens the capacities of health regulatory agencies

• It expands the coverage of the national health insurance program

Health Sector Reform Agenda (HSRA)

What is the implementation framework of the HSRA?

Fourmula One for Health (F1)

guiding philosophy and strategic approach of the DOH

What are the three goals of Fourmula One for Health (F1)?

• Better health outcomes

• More responsive health systems

• Equitable health care financing

What are the three elements of the Fourmula One for Health (F1) strategy?

• Health financing

• Health regulation

• Good governance

What is the element of Fourmula One for Health (F1) strategy in which it is to foster greater, better and sustained investment in health?

Health financing

What is the element of Fourmula One for Health (F1) strategy in which it is to ensure the quality and affordability of health goods and services?

Health regulation

What is the element of Fourmula One for Health (F1) strategy in which it is to enhance health system performance at the national and local levels?

Good governance

What provides guidance to all stakeholders and advocates in attaining the three strategic goals of the DOH for the health sector?

National Objectives for Health (NOH) of 2011-2016

What are the three strategic goals of the DOH for the health sector?

• Ensuring financial risk protection

• Access to quality health facilities

• Attainment of the health-related MDG

What is also known as the DOH DO No. 2011-0188?

Kalusugan Pangkalahatan (Universal Health Care)