Submitted By:

MAN STUDENTS:

Kristhan R. Antimano, RN
Jenie Mellicent L. Balete, RN
April Rose L. Flores, RN
Wea Conchita Encinares, RN
Angela Madrillejos, RN
Kareen Adique, RN
Joan G. Monasterial, RN
Sheila Marie C. Goyena, RN
Loregie A. Lodor, RN
Angelnes Ludovice, RN
John Letada, RN
Submitted to:

Emerlinda Alcala, RN, PhD.

Professor -Nursing Leadership

 INTRODUCTION

Universal Health Care (UHC) is the “provision to every Filipino of the

highest possible quality of health care that is accessible, efficient,
equitably distributed, adequately funded, fairly financed, and
appropriately used by an informed and empowered public. It as the
availability and accessibility of health services and necessities for all
Filipinos. It is a government mandate aiming to ensure that every Filipino
shall receive affordable and quality health benefits. Universal health care
must be high quality to improve patients’ health outcomes. All people
and communities can use the promotive, preventive, curative,
rehabilitative and palliative health services they need, of sufficient
quality to be effective, while also ensuring that the use of these services
does not expose the user to financial hardship. Greater use of health care
facilities due to lower costs and shorter distances to travel will only lead
to better health outcomes if quality of care is guaranteed. Therefore, we
must make high-quality healthcare services affordable and accessible in
order to effectively implement universal health coverage. Poor-quality
care affects the poor and vulnerable disproportionately. While investing
in higher quality health systems costs more upfront, costs are lowered
over the long-term through more efficient workflow; fewer medical errors
and preventable complications; elimination of ineffective treatments and
procedures; fewer duplicated services; and less waste overall. Quality
health services make health systems resilient. They are prepared for
anything, can maintain core functions amongst changing situations, and
are informed by lessons learned, constantly adapting and improving.
Secondly, quality health services make health systems trustworthy and
transparent. Poor- quality care, even when taken to the far reaches of the
world, erodes trust, puts patients at risk, and is completely
unsustainable. High-quality care builds trust in the health system,
nourishes a culture of respect towards individuals, improves patient
safety and produces better patient outcomes. Improving quality requires
a holistic approach. Countries that want to improve quality of care need
to consider interventions across different domains (leadership,
information, patient and population engagement, regulation and
standards, organizational capacity, models of care) across different
levels of the health care system.
 The seminar in coordination with
Department of Health Universal Health
Care and service delivery Network was
held last February 22, 2020 at the
University of Sto. Tomas Legazpi Graduate
School Room 109. Was with Ms. Maita M.
Mortega, RN as guest speaker DOH
Representative
 The event featured Universal
Health care and Service Delivery
Network; Nursing Service and
Nursing Leadership were
highlighted.
 Students of Graduate School of University of Sto.
Tomas-Legazpi; Nursing Professors, Dean of Graduate
School and other health care workers were the
participants of the said activity.

With Dean
Abelardo Belleza –
UST-legazpi Graduate
School Dean, Prof.
tamor – UST- Legazpi
BSN professor and Ma.
Shane Del Rosario –
MAN Program
Chairman.

Participants,
professors, dean
and the guest
speaker
 OBJECTIVES

1. Provide nursing care based on comprehensive

healthcare that involves multi-professional
cooperation, integration of processes and
continuity of care.
2. To train the nurses with the human and
technical skill to identify, assess and act within
health needs of healthy people, their families
and community.
3. Establish effective communication with patients,
families, colleagues and social groups and
promote health education.
4. Work in professional terms and in collaboration
with staff professional, healthcare organizations
that are structured as basic or multi-disciplinary
units.
5. To implement unique healthcare number to
every person and be connected electronically
as part of universal health care delivery network
for continuity of care.
6. To deliver provision of care to the masses with
emphasis on underprivileged population
PROGRAM
 SEMINAR
REGISTRATION

Participants were asked to sign in the

registration sheet
 SEMINAR
COMMITTEES

Chairman: Kristhan R. Antimano

Training Committee: Jenie Mellicent L. Balete
Joan Monasterial
Budget and Logistics: Angela Madrillejos
Wea Conchita Encinares
April Rose L. Flores
Secretarial: Kareen Adique
Disposal Stage: Loregie Lodor
Joan Monasterial
Sheila Marie Goyena
Program Certificates: Jenie Mellicent Balete
April Rose L. Flores
Wea Conchita Encinares
Kristhan Antimano
Seminar Adviser/Professor:
Emerlinda Alcala, RN, PhD.
Members of committees with the Guest
Speaker and our program chair.
OPENING PRAYER
National Anthem

Abellardo G. Belleza (Dean, Gradu

Del Rosario (Program Chairman) Emerlin
(Subject Teacher) Distinguished Guest,
 OPENING REMARKS
INTRODUCTION OF
SPEAKER

MAITA M. MORTEGA, RN
1991-1994 Graduate of BUCN, Legazpi City
At present studying Masters in Public Management major in
Health Systems Development in Development Academy of
the Philippines
1998-2008
PHO-Sorsogon Public Health Nurse & designated as Program
Coordinator for Infectious Disease and In charge of
Provincial Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit
2008-2015
DepEd Legazpi City Division School Nurse
2015-present
Program Manager for Health Leadership and Governance
Program and Universal Health care
LECTURE PROPER
 LECTURE OUTLINE

1) What is Universal Health Care Act IRC Republic

Act 11223?
2) What is Universal Health Care?
3) What are the three (3) objectives of UHC?
4) Universal Health Care Goals.
5) Importance of UHC in the community.
6) What are the three (3) pillars of UHC.
7) List of pros and cons of UHC
8) What are the policy bottlenecks that limit trajectory
for UHC.
9) The background and rationale of service delivery
network.
10) What is the impact of service delivery network in
the community?
 OPEN FORUM

After the speaker’s

lecture about UHC and SDN,
it’s time to further explain

AWARDING OF
and discuss its relevance by
exchanging questions and
CERTIFICATES
ideas from the participants.
 CLOSING REMARKS

To our honorable guest speaker Ma’am Maita, Dean Belleza, to our

seminar adviser, Ma’am Alcala and to our Program. Chair - Ma’am
Shane and to the committees, staff and students; Good Afternoon!
Indeed, their activity would not be successful without your presence.
In behalf of the seminar holders and facilitators, I would like to thank
you all for taking part in our seminar entitled “ The In’s an Out’s of
Universal Health Care and Service Delivery Network (What we
currently know)”.
The seminar was formally started upon the welcoming message from
our training chairman Mr. Kristhan Antimano and later on followed
by the discussion of the seminar topic by our guest speaker Ms. Maita
Mortega.
Universal Health Care is the provision to every Filipinos of the
highest possible quality of Health Care that is accessible, efficient,
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The completion of seminar in the completion for the

requirement in our subject in Seminar in Nursing Leadership
could not have been possible without the participation and
assistance of so many people whose name may not all be
enumerated. Their contribution is sincerely appreciated.
However, We would like to express our deepest
appreciation to our professors Emerlinda E. Alcala, Ed.
Maria Shane S. Del Rosario, Ph.D., Abelardo G. Belleza,
PhD Dean, UST-Leagazpi, Graduate School for an extremely
grateful for their assistance, comments and suggestions
throughout our seminar. To Ms. Lea Realo for helping the
group to have an appropriate venue.
AWARDING OF CERTIFICATE OF
APPRECIATION AND TOKEN TO
GUEST
 With Training Chairman – Mr. Kristhan Antimano
Our Professor – Ms. Ermilinda Alcala
PARTICIPANTS EVALUATION
Dean of Graduate School – Mr.Abellardo Belleza
Program Chairman – Ms. Shane Del Rosario
and
Ms. Kareen Adique

In the following section the most significant comments made by the

participation and the results extracted from 20 multiple choice
questions are presented. The evaluation criteria are built on a 1 to 5
scale. 1 standing for the minimum satisfaction and 5 for the maximum.

The overall score given to the training based on the question 20

“overall impression” is 98%. 100% of the participants responded with
the rank 4or 5 indicating the participants are highly satisfied with the
seminar.

I. Seminar objectives and content

The program content have been evaluated positively; the overall

average for the 6 questions covering the aspect is 93%.
The seminar objective and content were sent through visual
presentation during the event date.
During workshop the facilitators have constantly referred to that
visual to link content with objectives.

II. Delivery/Visual
 PICTORIAL

WITH OUR
GUEST SPEAKER

With our MAN Program Chairman

SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM DEAN

BELLEZA OF UST LEGAZPI
GRADUATE SCHOOL

DIS
 AWARDING OF CERTIFICATE OF
APPRECIATION AND TOKEN TO OUR GUEST
SPEAKER

Thank you Ms.Maita for

your effort and Sharing your
Knowledge with us…

THANKFUL FOR THE SUCCESSFUL

SEMINAR
GOOD JOB GUYS!!!