Pharmacist’ duties and responsibilities in the institution

 Ensures that all HOR-Pharmacy Files are being filed properly for safekeeping and for
future audit purposes.
 Maintains good stocking and adherence to cold chain management at all times
 Maintain good inventory and warehousing practices
 Checks on the delivery of medicines
 Ensures that all delivered are properly posted on the pharmacy stock card
 Prepares purchase requisition for items needed for replenishment
 Ensures that all medicines being procured are of safe, quality, effective
Clinical Process

 Nurses services
 Doctor’s services
 Pharmacy

Dispensing Cycle

 Receive and validate prescription

 Understand and interpret prescription
 Prepare and label items for issue
 Make a final check
 Record action taken
 Issue medicine to patient with clear instruction and advice
 Supervision on Good dispensing practices
 Ensures compliance with the Philippine pharmacy law, FDA/DOH and other agencies’
administrative orders

Beneficiary

 Houses members
 All secretariat personnel
 Congressional staff
 Consultants
 Contractual personnel
 Dependents
House Leaders

 The speaker
 Deputy speaker
 Majority leader
 Minority leader
 Secretary General
 Sergeant at Arms

 Representative are elected for a term of three (3) years and shall serve for not more
than three (3) consecutive terms.

House of Representative complex

 Constructed in 1978, known as batasang pambansa

Restoration

 The revolutionary government abolished batasang pambansa

 1987 Philippine Constitutional reverted the government back to republic
 Re-established the bicameral legislature, congress of Philippines composed of the
Senate and House of Representative
The Batasan
 Closure of Congress
 Replaced by Batasang Bayan, a quasi-legislative body
 In 1978, Batasang Bayan was replaced by the Batasang Pambansa
 Transferred to the batasang pambasna complex in Quezon City.

Legislative building
 House congress until its transfer in Quezon City, currently the National Museum

 Commonwealth was restored and session was held temporarily in a school building in
lepanto St. Manila
 Declared independence on July 4, 1946
 Commonwealth transformed to a bicameral Congress made up of the Senate and HOR
 Japanese-sponsored government crafted the 1943 Constitution
 Reverted to a unicameral National Assembly
 Much of the infrastructure in Manila were leveled by the bombing
 The unicameral National Assembly remain until 1945
 Jones law inaugurated the Philippine Legislature and created the Senate
 1921, construction of the Legislative Building
 Tydings-Mcduffie act was enacted in 1934, converted into a commonwealth
 1935 constitution was created and began the 10-year transition to independence
 More structured and popularly elected legislative branch called National Assembly in 1907

Vision
- the secretariat of the House of Representative is an organization of career public servants
providing comprehensive, strategic, innovative, efficient, environmentally responsible, ethical
and citizen-friendly services to the House of Representatives, its Members and the gfeneral
public and committed to sustaining a work culture of excellence, continuous learning, team
work, transparency, and accountability

By 2025, the Secretariat of the House of Representatives is a competent and efficient support
organization highly regarded by the Members of the House of Representatives and general
public.

Mission
The HOR Complex - 17-hectare governement land in Batasan Hills, Quezon City

Congress of the Philippines is composed of

24 Senators
311 Representatives

Constitutional Mandate

 The 1987 PHILIPPINE CONSTITUTION vested legislative power to the Congress of the
Philippines which shall consist of a Senate and a House of Representatives (Article IV,
Section 1).
Core Elements of the AMS program at the primary health care level
 LEADERSHIP
 POLICIES, GUIDELINES, PATHWAYS
 MONITORING OF ANTIMICROBIAL USE
 ACTION
 EDUCATION
 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION

Antimicrobial Resistance
 Occurs when bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites change over time and no longer respond
to medicines making infection harder to treat and increasing the risk of disease spread,
sever illness and death. As a result of drug resistance, antibiotics and other antimicrobial
medicines become ineffective and infection become increasingly difficult or impossible to
treat.
Antimicrobials
 Antibiotics, antivirals, antifungals, and antiparasitics- are medicines used to prevent and
treat infections in humans , animals and plants
Counterfeit Drug
 Refers to medicinal products wit