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Early concern for REHABILITATION |
1917 1923 1926 1937 |
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1917 |
Concern for the disabled in the Philippines as early as this time when the government adopted the REVISED ADMINISTRATION CODE |
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Revised Administration Code |
Provided for compensation benefits during the period of disability and the payment of medical assistance, necessary transportation, subsistence and hospital fees of a person in the service of the government who was injured in the performance of his duty |
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1923 |
A law was passed which provided the care anf custody of disabled children |
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1926 |
The WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT was passed prescribing compensation for employees for personal injuries, death or illness contracted in the performance of duty; rehabilitation was still a minor concern of the government and most rehabilitation services were then undertaken mostly by private agencies and volunteer group |
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Workmen's Compensation Act |
Compensation for employees for personal injuries, death or illness contracted in the performance of duty |
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1937 |
The National Psychopath Hospital (now National Mental Hospital), in Mandaluyong, Rizal started its service and training through the so called PUSH THERAPY |
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World War II & Immediately After: Emergence of OT as a Profession |
1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1953 1954 1956 |
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1945 |
The US Army established the AMPUTATION AND TRAINING CENTER at the V. Luna Medical Center |
