HEALTH

CARE
DELIVERY
SYSTEM
 WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

 Provides the environment that facilitates

cooperation and sharing of resources to promote
and protect health and to resolve health
problems and alleviate their effects
 WHO constitution came into force on April 7,
1948 (World Health Day)
 Headquarters: Geneva, Switzerland
 147 country offices and 6 world regional offices

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 Significant achievements have been made, but many
people are being left behind:

 Gender inequality persists

 Big gaps exist between:
 The poorest and richest households
 Rural and urban areas
 Conflict remains the biggest threat to human
development
 Millions of people still live in poverty and hunger,
without access to basic services

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HOWEVER…….

• The successes of the MDG agenda prove

that global action can work
• It argues that global action is the only
path to ensure that the new development
agenda leaves no-one behind
• As the human race, we seek a sustainable
future
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The 2030 Sustainable Development Goals

• The main goals focus on the 5 Ps

• People: the wellbeing of all people
• Planet: protection of the earth’s ecosystems
• Prosperity: continued economic & technological growth
• Peace: securing peace
• Partnership: improving international cooperation
• These five aspects are interdependent
• Therefore the SDGs demand integrated thinking
as well as integrated approaches to achieving the goals
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DEPARTMENT
OF HEALTH
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 LOCAL HEALTH
SYSTEM AND
DEVOLUTION OF
HEALTH SERVICES
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 ⊷ Local Government Code of 1991

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 ⊷ 1992
⊷ Phil. Gov’t devolved
the management &
delivery of health
services from
National to locally
elected provincial,
city & municipal
governments
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RESULTS OF THE INTRODUCTION OF DEVOLUTION

⊷ Quality & coverage of health services

declined in rural & remote areas
⊷ Breakdown in management systems
between levels of government
⊷ Poor staff morale
⊷ Decline in the maintenance of
infrastructure
⊷ Under financing of operational costs
of services
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CLASSIFICATION
OF HEALTH
FACILITIES

DOH AO-0012A
 CLASSIFICATION OF HOSPITALS

⊷ Based on AO # 2012-
0012 dated July 18, 2012
⊷ Rules & Regulations
Governing the New
Classification of
Hospitals & Other Health
Facilities in the
Philippines
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 ACCORDING TO
⊷ GOVERNMENT
OWNERSHIP
- hospital is created by law
- A government health facility
may be under the National
Government, DOH, Local
Government Unit (LGU),
Department of Justice (DOJ),
State Universities and Colleges
(SUCs), Government-owned and
controlled corporations (GOCC)
and others
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 ACCORDING TO
OWNERSHIP PRIVATE

- Owned, established, and

operated with funds from
donation, principal, investment, or
other means by any individual,
corporation, association, or
organization

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 ⊷ GENERAL HOSPITAL
- provides services for all kinds of
illnesses, diseases, injuries or
ACCORDING TO deformities
SCOPE OF - provides medical and surgical care
to the sick and injured, maternity,
SERVICES newborn and child care
- equipped with the service
capabilities needed to support board
certified/ eligible medical specialists
and other licensed physicians
rendering services
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 SPECIALTY
ACCORDING TO - Specializes in a particular
SCOPE OF disease or condition or in one
type of patient
SERVICES

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ACCORDING
TO
FUNCTIONAL
CAPACITY
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 LAHAT PARA SA KALUSUGAN
TUNGO SA KALUSUGAN PARA
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GUARANTEE 1
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