CPH LECTURE

Cards (141)

  • COMMUNITY HEALTH
    focuses on the well-being of specific populations in defined area, collaborating with stakeholders
  • PUBLIC HEALTH
    extends beyond communities, encompassing policy development, research and interventions to improve health outcomes at regional, national, or global level
  • Pre - Spanish and Spanish Period (1565-1898)
  • TRADITIONAL HEALTH CARE PRACTICES
    use of herbs and rituals for healing
  • 1565
    first hospital built in CEBU; caters the needs of Spanish army and navy
  • 1578
    first medical institutions were established, San Juan de Dios and San Lazaro Hospital
  • JUNE 12 1898
    Emilio Aguinaldo established the Bureau of Health
  • JULY 1 1901
    Americans occupied the country, established the Board of Health for the Philippine Islands
  • MAY 31 , 1939
    DOH and Public welfare was organized by Manuel L. Quezon
  • OCTOBER 4, 1947

    DOH was established through the E.O. No. 94
  • RURAL HEALTH ACT OF 1954
    national network of public health institutions at the community level was organized
  • 1960's
    more public and private health facilities were built and medical education continued to flourish
  • 1978
    the government shifted to parliamentary government
  • 1970's
    a national policy for the primary health care approach was implemented
  • THE SPECTRUM OF HEALTH CARE DELIVERY
    • population-based public health practice
    • medical practice
    • long-term practice
    • end-of-life practice
  • POPULATION-BASED PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE
    incorporates aimed disease prevention and health promotion, specific protection, good share of case findings
    EXAMPLES OF DELIVERY SETTING:
    public, community, and school health programs; public health clinics
  • MEDICAL PRACTICE
    supervision of physician or other traditional health care provider
    • Primary, Secondary, Tertiary care
  • PRIMARY CARE
    "front line" or "first contact care"
    • emphasizes early detection and routine care
    • semi-annual dental check-ups, annual physician exams and health screenings
  • SECONDARY MEDICAL CARE
    specialized attention and ongoing management for common and less frequent encountered medical conditions
    usually provided by physicians, ideally upon referral from a primary care source
  • ACUTE CARE 

    intense medical care for an illness or injury
    examples:
    emergency rooms, inpatient surgical centers, hospitals
  • SUBACUTE CARE
    patients who no longer need acute care but require more nursing intervention

    EXAMPLES OF DELIVERY SETTINGS:
    special subacute units in hospital
    urgent/emergent care centers
    home health
    outpatient surgical centers
  • TERTIARY MEDICAL CARE
    more highly specialized ; complex conditions such as AIDS, cancer, and heart disease
  • LONG TERM CARE PRACTICE
    can be divided into two subcategories
    • restorative care
    • long-term care
  • RESTORATIVE CARE 

    provided to patients AFTER surgery or successful treatment
    • rehabilitative care, therapy, and home care
  • LONG TERM CARE
    includes different kinds of help
    • people with chronic illnesses, disabilities or other conditions
  • END-OF-LIFE PRACTICE
    shortly before death
  • HOSPICE CARE
    care for dying persons
    • terminally ill with a life expectancy of less than 6 months
  • A.O. 2012-0021
    Rules and Regulations Governing the New Classification of Hospitals and other Health Facilities in the Philippines
  • According to OWNERSHIP
    • Government
    • Private
  • GOVERNMENT
    created by law
  • PRIVATE
    owned, established, and operated with funds
  • ACCORDING TO SCOPE OF SERVICE
    • General
    • Specialty
  • GENERAL
    provides services for all kinds of illnesses, diseases, injuries, or deformities
  • GENERAL service capabilities
    Clinical services
    Emergency services
    Outpatient services
    Ancillary and support services
  • SPECIALTY
    particular disease or condition in one type of patient
  • Level 1
    Basic medical services
  • Level 2
    Expanded medical services ; more specialized
  • Level 3
    Comprehensive medical services; advanced diagnostics
  • SPECIALTY HOSPITAL
    provide comprehensive care, specialized diagnostics, treatment, rehabilitation services
  • TRAUMA CAPABLE FACILITY
    A DOH licensed designated as trauma center