Philippine Health Agenda (2016-2022)

Philippine Health Agenda (2016-2022)

• Theme: "All For Health Towards Health For All"

Goals (FBR):

1. Financial Protection

   • Protect all families, especially the poor, marginalized, and vulnerable (PMV) against the high cost of healthcare.

2. Better Health Outcomes

   • Ensure optimal health outcomes for all while addressing socio-economic, ethnic, gender, and geographic (SEGG) disparities.

3. Responsiveness

   • Promote health and deliver healthcare in ways that respect, value, and empower clients and patients within the health system.

Values (EQETASR)

1. Equity

   • Absence of avoidable, unfair, or remediable differences among groups of people.

2. Quality

   • Providing affordable, safe, and effective care / services needed by a patient

3. Efficiency

   • Attaining the best quality of service/care at the lowest possible cost.

4. Transparency

   • Making available to the public

   • Providing reliable and understandable information on healthcare system quality, efficiency, and consumer experience (e.g., price & quality).

5. Accountability

   • Taking responsibility for actions and ensuring competence.

6. Sustainability

   • Promoting healthy, stable, and equitable communities.

7. Resilience

   • Ability of the system to adjust its functioning prior to, during, or following changes.

3 Guarantees (SFU):

1. Service for Well and Sick

• Population-and Individual-level Interventions for all life stages.

• Promote health and wellness, prevent and treat diseases, delay complications, facilitate rehabilitation, and provide palliation.

• All Life Stages (ALS):

  • Services for pregnant women, children, adolescents, adults, and older persons.

• Triple Burden of Disease (CND):

  • Communicable Diseases: HIV/AIDS, TB, Dengue, COVID-19.

  • Non-communicable Diseases & Malnutrition: Cancer, Diabetes, Heart Disease, Malnutrition.

  • Diseases of Rapid Urbanization & Industrialization: Injuries, Substance Abuse, Disasters.

2. Functional Network of Health Facilities

• Access to health interventions via functional service delivery networks.

• Ensure well-equipped and fully-staffed health facilities.

• Services compliant with clinical practice guidelines, available 24/7, and resilient to disasters.

3. Universal Health Insurance

• Financial freedom when accessing health interventions through universal health insurance.

• NHIP enrolls 100% of Filipinos:

  • Formal sectors are paid through payroll.

  • Non-formal sectors are paid by tax.

• NO BALANCE BILLING (NBB): for poor basic accommodation.

• FIXED CO-PAYMENT: for non-basic accommodation.

• Expanded benefits cover a comprehensive range of networks.

Strategy (ACHIEVE)

A. Advance Quality, Health Promotion, and Primary Care

C. Cover All Filipinos Against Health-Related Financial Risk

H. Harness the Power of Strategic HR Development

I. Invest in Health and Data for Decision-Making

E. Enforce Standards, Accountability, and Transparency

V. Value All Clients and Patients, Especially the Poor, Marginalized, and Vulnerable

E. Elicit Multi-Sectoral and Multi-Stakeholder Support for Health