Health Care Delivery System

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Absence of any disease or impairment

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Health

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This is a state that allows the individual to adequately cope with demands of daily life

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Health

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This is a state of balance, an equilibrium that an individual has established within himself and between himself and his social and physical environment

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Health

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According to ________, Health is a state of complete physical, mental, social well-being and not merely the abscence of disease

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World Health Organization

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This is a multitude of services rendered to individuals, families, or communities by the agent of health services or professionals for the purposes of promotion, maintaining, monitoring, or restoring health

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Health Care

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An aggregate of institutions, organizations, and persons involved in providing health services

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Health care Delivery System

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The totality of services offered by all health services to provide care to the ill and injured

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Health care delivery system

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Strengthening service delivery is crucial to the achievement of the __________________________

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Health-related millenium development goals (MDG)

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It is the immediate output of the inputs into the health system

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Service provision

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An increased input should lead to the ________________

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improvement of service delivery

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This is to reduce child mortality, maternal mortality, andf the burden of HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria

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Health Care Service Delivery

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The comprehensive range of health services is appropriate to the needs of the target population

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Comprehensiveness

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Health services should be directly and permanently accessible with no undue barriers of cost, language, culture, or geography

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Accessibility

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Health services should be close to the people with a routine point of entry to the service network at primary care level

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Accessibility

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All people in a defined target population are covered

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Coverage

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Health service delivery should provide an individual with continuity of care accross the network of services, health conditions, levels of care, and over the life cycle

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Continuity

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Health services should be of high quality, they should be effective, safe, and centered on the patient's needs and given in a timely fashion

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Quality

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Health services should organized around the person not the disease or financing; the users perceived health services to be responsive and acceptable to them

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Person-centeredness

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Health service networks in a local area should dbe actively corrdianted, across types of provider, types of care, levels of service delivery, and for both routine and emergency preparedness

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Coordination

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Should be well managed to achieve the core elements with minimum wastage of resources

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Accountability and efficiency

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Managers are allocated the necessary authority to achieve planned objectives and held accountable for overall performance and results

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Accountability and Efficiency

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This facilty has a small number of beds, sparsely equipped procedure or operating room; it can provide emergency treatment for 90-95% of trauma and obstetric cases, EXCEPT cesarean delivery

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Level I Facilty - Small hospital/health center

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This facility has a 100-300 bed capacity, adequately equipped with major and minor operating rooms. It can provide short term treatment for 95-99% of major life threatening conditions

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Level II facility - District/provincial hospital

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This facility has a 300-1000 bed capacity, adequately equipped operating rooms, and has intensive care facilities. It can also provide treatment to 95-99% of major life threatening conditions with intensive care treatment and monittoring

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Level III faciltiy - Referral Hospital

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Disease-oriented and focuses on reducing and controlling risk factors of a disease through implementation of activities

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Preventive Care

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What level of healthcare delivery system includes immunization programs, occupational health programs, etc.?

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Preventive Care

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This is the first level of contact of an individual, family, or community in the healthcare system

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Primary Care/ Essential Healthcare/ Healthcare at Doorstep

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Medical care provided by a specialist in a hospital or facility

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Secondary care

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Patients are usually referred by a primary care professional

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Secondary care

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Highly specialized medical care, usually for inpatients or those confined in a hospital or facility who require care for an extended period of time

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Tertiary care

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It involved advanced and complex procedures or treatments administered by specialists using state-of-the-art facilities

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Tertiary Care

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Medical care attended to assist an individual in regaining maximal functional status

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Restorative care

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This is an example of restorative care that is a continuum of health care provided at home to promote, maintain, or restore health

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Home healthcare

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This includes wound care, respiratory care, vital signs, measurement, elimination services through catheters

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Homecare services

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It aims to maximize the patient's level of independence

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Homecare services

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An example of restorative care where it restores of a person to the fullest physical, mental, social, vocational, economic usefulness possible

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Rehabilitation

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This includes gait training, ROM exercises, strengthening and stretching exercises, joint mobilization, bed mobility, etc.

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Rehabilitation services

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This is offered over a prolonged period of time to people who have lost or never acquired functional capacity

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Continuing Care

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An example of continuing care which is a system of family-centered care that is designed to allow clients or patients to live and remain at home with comfort and independence

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Hospice care

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In Hospice care, the focus is ___________ not ______________

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Palliative care, curative treatment

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Who created the levels of healthcare facilities in the Philippines?

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Williams-Tungpalan, 1981

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These are the rural health units (RHUs), their sub-centers, chest clinics, etc. operated by the DOH

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Primary level

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These include the tuberculosis clinics and hospitals of the Philippine Tuberculosis Society

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Primary Level

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These include the private clinics operated by Philippine Medical Association

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Primary Level

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This includes community hospitals and health centers operated by the Philippine Medicare Care Commission

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Primary Level

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These are smaller, non-departmentalized hospitals including emergency and regional hospitals

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Secondary level

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In the level, services offered to patients with symptomatic stages of disease

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Secondary level

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This level offers highly technological and sophisticated services offered by medical centers; specialized national hospitals

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Tertiary level

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Services rendered at this level are for clients afflicted with diseases that seriously threaten their health

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Tertiary level

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These are the first contacts of the community and initial links of healthcare; provides simple healthcare measures

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Village or barangay health workers

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They promote a healthy environment; participate in activities geared towards the improvement of socioeconomic level of the community

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Village or barangay health workers

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They are also called grassroot workers

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Village or barangay health workers

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These people represent the first source of professional healthcare

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Intermediate level health workers

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They attend to health problems beyond the competence of village workers

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Intermediate level health workers

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They provide support to frontline heath workers in terms of training, services, etc.; medical practitioners, nurses, and midwives

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Intermediate level health workers

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They provide back-up health services for cases that require hospitalization

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First line hospital personnel

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They establish close contact with intermediate-level and village health workers

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First line hospital personnel

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These includes physicians with specialties, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, etc.

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First line hospital personnel

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This needs to be established between each level of health facility

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Two-way referral system

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This involves gaining knowledge about a broad multidisciplinary field and then sharing that knowledge with a focus on delivering quality care and performance

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Cognizance

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This is the ability to effectively work with others in multidisciplinary complex clinical situations

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Cooperativity

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Must be able to communicate on different levels and in complex situations

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Communicative

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Ability to propose and promote new ideas, act proactively, and follow them through

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Initiative

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An advocator of their profession within or outside of their field

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Initiative

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Devise new ideas and implement alternatives beyond current practices

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Innovative

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Continuously seeks to realize quality of care improvements, implementing ongoing creative alternatives

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Innovative

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Being able to reflect, being able to examine one's self contemplatively

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Introspective

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Obtain an overall perspective of complex situations; can see the big picture and implications

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Broad perspective

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Underpin their decisions with evidence; being able to find appropriate evidence and use it in interventions

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Evidence-driven

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These are wrongs against a person, property, or society

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Criminal law

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A system of law concerned with the punishment of offenses against a person, property, or society

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Criminal law

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Concerned with the relationships between people; protection of rights

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Civil law

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A wrong act or a civil crime that does not involve a contract

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Tort

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Failure of a professional to use learned knowledge or skills when there is a loss or damage to the person receiving care

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Professional negligence

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Bad practice is also known as

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Malpractice

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This results in physical harm, pain, or mental anguish

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Abuse

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Involves hitting or forcing against will, restraining movement, withholding food ad water and not providing physical care

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Physical abuse

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Speaking harshly, swearing, shouting, using inappropriate words

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Verbal abuse

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Threatening harm, denying rights, belittling, intimidating, etc.

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Psychological abuse

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unwanted sexual touching or act, use of sexual gestures or suggestive sexual behavior

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Sexual abuse

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False statements or incorrect information that causes the person to be ridiculed or damages their reputation

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Defamation

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A type of defamation that is spoken or incorrect information (lies)

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Slander

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A type of defamation that is written incorrect information

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Libel

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Failure to give normally expected care which results in injury to a person

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Negligence

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Threat or attempt to injure

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Assault

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Unlawful touching without consent

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Battery

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Unnecessarily exposing an individual, revealing personal information without consent

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Invasion of privacy

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Restraining an individual or restricting an individual's freedom

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False imprisonment