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Nursing -
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Hospice home care
Parish Community Nursing
- Faith community nursing
Lectured by: Z. Famorca, PhD, RN DOTS
- Treatment partner – follows up medication
“Public health is supposed to be given for free” FALSE ♥ PHN appoints a treatment partner
Financing of health services
♥ Another health worker that is accessible
- Out of pocket
- Health maintenance organization (Phil Health) – BHW
- Free at the point of care 3. Population/aggregate—focused
♥ Government—Taxes are paid - “The greater good of the majority”
Test taking technique - Community Diagnosis
- When choosing numbers choose the middle ♥ Vital Statistics
ground
♥ Demography
- Do not choose the extreme numbers
CHN: Definition - Magnitude (prevalence) of a problem
1. Developmental Services ♥ A criterion for priority setting
- Development of health capability of Individual, 4. Promotive and preventive
Family, Group, Community - Preventive treatment, e.g. DOTS
♥ Groups with common susceptibility - Health Education
♥ Same working group 5. Pre-paid service
- Enabling service self- reliance
- Taxation (public and school health)
- Health education—done for health promotion
♥ Patient Education—Done when person - Passed on to consumer (occupational)
is sick -
- Community organizing 6. Gen eralist Practice
Transfer of Technology
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♥ CHN process Natural hx of disease
♥ Nursing procedures during clinic and Pre- Pathogenesis
home visits Pathogenesis
♥ Surveillance Interaction
- Health promotion and education
- Communication
- Collaboration: community organizing
- Empowering competencies
♥ Legal responsibility Millennium Summit: September 6-8, 2000
♥ Ethico-moral responsibilities 1. Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
2. Achieve universal primary education
♥ Personal and professional development
3. Promote gender equality and empower women
- Enabling competencies
4. Reduce by2/3 the under 5 mortality rate
♥ Management of resources and
(1990:80/1000 live births 2015:
environment
26.7/1000)
♥ Record management
5. Reduce by ¾ the maternal mortality rate (1990:
- Enhancing competencies
2.09/1000 live births 2015: 52/1000 live
♥ Research
births)
♥ Quality improvement
6. Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other disease
Level of Prevention
1993: eradication of
- Target population:
1. Polio
♥ Beneficiaries (For whom?)
2. Neonatal Tetanus
♥ Purpose of the nursing action: aspect of
3. Measles
prevention (for what?)
4. Rabies
Primary level
7. Ensure environmental sustainability
- Target population: well individuals, families,
8. Develop a global partnership for development
groups and communities
World Health Organization (MDG4-6)
- Aspects of prevention
♥ General health promotion
The Department of Health
♥ Specific disease prevention
Vision- Mission
o Prevent from a single person
Vision
♥ Specific protection
To staunch advocate, model and leader of health for all
o Groups of people in the Philippines
o ASIN Law- “An Act for Salt “A global leader for attaining better health
Iodization Nationwide” outcomes, competitive and responsive health
Secondary Level
care system, and equitable health financing. ”
- Target Population: Early sick + subclinical cases
(asymptomatic) Mission
- Aspects of prevention “To guarantee equitable, sustainable and quality health
♥ Early diagnosis and prompt treatment for all Filipinos, especially the poor, and to lead the
♥ Prevention of complications quest for excellence in health.”
Tertiary Level
- Target population: Late sick: convalescent, Roles and functions of the DOH
disabled, complicated case, terminal ill 1. Leader
a. Planner and policy-maker
b. Regulator of health services
c. Advocate in the adoption of health policies,
plans and programs
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2. Enabler and capacity builder
a. Develop new strategies in health
b. Initiate public discussion on health issues Goals
and disseminate info on research outputs Better Health Responsive Equitable health
c. Ensure standards of health promotion, outcomes health system financing
protection and care (training)
Health care delivery system of the Philippines
3. Administrator of specific services Primary Level
a. Manage selected national health facilities - Promotion and prevention
b. Administer direct services for emergent - Management of prevalent conditions
health concerns that require new - Out-patient services
complicated technologies Secondary
c. Administer health emergency responses - Hospitalization
Tertiary
- Specialized care
♥ Specially trained personnel
Universal Health Care ♥ Highly departmentalized
(2010-2016)
♥ Sophisticated equipment
FOURmula One for
Health (2005-2010) National hospitals/DOH national office/ medical
centers/ university hospitals/ special hospitals
Health Sector Reform
Agenda (1999-2004)
Center for health development
Prove Health
Provincial hospital (PHO) Board Chair:
Priority Health Policy Directions of the Aquino
Governor Vice-
Administration District hospital (DHO) chair: IPHO
RA 7160—devolution code
Health
Achieving
facilities enhancement
MDGmax Inter Local Health System
- To ensure quality of health care service at the
local level integrate hospital and public
health services holistic health care
Universal Health Care - Inter Local Health Zone (ILHZ)
Strategies ♥ Clustered municipalities (defined
1 2 3 population within a defined area)
Health Financing Service Delivery Policy and
♥ Primary level facilities (RHU’s and
regulation
BHS’s)
6 5 4
Health Human Health Governance for ♥ Central referral hospital
Resource information Health
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Components of the ILHZ
- People—may vary, according to WHO, between
100, 000 to 500, 000
- Boundaries—to determine accountability of
health service providers
- Health facilities- secondary level hospital
(district of provincial), RHU’s BHS’s and other
health facilities
- Health workers—both government and non-
government
Two-way referral system
- Communication among facilities
The RHU team