The Department of Health (DOH)
Nov 24, 2014
The Department of Health (DOH)
THE DOH MANDATES
THE 1987 CONSTITUTIONTHE 1987 CONSTITUTIONThe State shall endeavor to make health services
available to all people at affordable cost
THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE OF 1987THE ADMINISTRATIVE CODE OF 1987The Department (of Health) shall be primarily responsible
for the provision and delivery of health services and regulation of providers of health goods and services
THE LGC OF 1991THE LGC OF 1991The devolution of powers , functions, and responsibilities on direct service delivery of the DOH to local government units
THE EXECUTIVE ORDER 102THE EXECUTIVE ORDER 102Redirecting the functions and operations of the Department of
Health thru re-engineering as a result of the devolution
DEVOLUTION OF HEALTH SERVICES
HEALTH SERVICES
NATIONAL
PROVINCIAL MUNICIPAL/CITY
SECRETARY OF THEDEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
MAYOR
PRESIDENT
PROVINCIAL HEALTHOFFICER
GOVERNOR
MUNICIPAL/CITY HEALTH OFFICER
THE ORGANOGRAM OF THE DOHTHE ORGANOGRAM OF THE DOH
Office of the Secretary
PHIC, PITAHC, NNC, POPCOM
Health Emergency Management Staff
Centers for Health Development
Health Human Resource Development Bureau Health Policy Development and Planning Bureau
Administrative Service
InformationManagement Service
FinanceService
Health Regulation External Affairs Health Program Development
Bureau of Health DevicesAnd Technology
Bureau of Food and Drugs
Bureau of Health Facilities and Services
National EpidemiologyCenter
National Center for Disease Prevention and Control
Specialty Hospitals
Procurement andLogistics Service
Bureau of Quarantine andInternational Health Surv.
Bureau of LocalHealth Development
Bureau of International Health Cooperation
Special Hospitals
Regional Hospitals,Medical Centers & Sanitaria
National Center forHealth Promotion
National CenterFor Health Facility Devt.
DOH VISION
“The Department of Health is the champion for health for all in the Philippines”
• Staunch advocate and model in health for all.
• Set the standards within the country for performance and health systems that affect the ideals of quality, equity and sustainability in health care.
DOH MISSION “Guarantee equitable, sustainable and quality health for
all Filipinos, especially the poor, and to lead the quest for
excellence in health”
• Seek all ways to establish performance standards for health human resources, health facilities and institutions, health products and health services that will produce the best health systems not only for the country.
• This, in pursuit of its constitutional mandate to safeguard and promote health for all Filipinos; with special consideration for the poor and the vulnerable who will require more assistance; with the inclusion of all constituents within the Philippines, regardless of creed or nationality.
DOH STATEMENT OF CORE VALUES
The Department adheres to the highest values of work, as it pursues its
vision for the organization.
• Integrity• Excellence• Compassion and respect for human dignity• Commitment• Professionalism• Teamwork• Stewardship of the environment
DOH STATEMENT OF CORE VALUES
INTEGRITY
• Uphold the truth
• Pursue strategies which are aligned with vision & mission
• Strive to work with honor and dignity
• Pursue honesty, accountability and consistency in the performance of functions
DOH STATEMENT OF CORE VALUES
EXCELLENCE
• Strive for the best
• Encourage discipline, innovation, effectiveness and efficiency
• Foster pro-action, dynamism, openness to change and creativity
DOH STATEMENT OF CORE VALUES
COMPASSION AND RESPECT FOR HUMAN DIGNITY
• Work with sympathy and benevolence for those in need- with sensitivity, responsiveness, relevance and a sense of urgency
• Not judge character based on external of structures or the condition of living
• Uphold quality of life for all constituents
DOH STATEMENT OF CORE VALUES
COMMITMENT
• To achieve vision with all our hearts and minds
• We will see it through even if we are no longer there to see it happen
• Will make sure that future generations shall have continued what we have started
DOH STATEMENT OF CORE VALUES
PROFESSIONALISM
• Dispense functions in accordance with ethics
• Adhere to the principles of accountability and responsibility
DOH STATEMENT OF CORE VALUES
TEAMWORK
• Work with coordination and a mind-set of achieving results
• Understand what is expected of us and become responsible for it within the ideals of self-direction and consonance with prescribed authority
DOH STATEMENT OF CORE VALUES
STEWARDSHIP OF THE ENVIRONMENT
• Make sure that we live in a better world for those yet to come given the task we have to do
• Our policies, strategies and actions shall leave the environment unharmed and better for future generations
DOH ROLES AND FUNCTIONS
• Leadership in health
• Enabler/ capacity builder
• Administrator of specific services
DOH ROLES AND FUNCTIONS
LEADERSHIP IN HEALTH
• National policy and regulatory institution from which the health sector will anchor their thrusts and directions for health
• Leadership in the formulation, monitoring and evaluation of national health policies plans and programs
• Advocate in the adoption of health policies, plans and programs to address national and sectoral concerns
DOH ROLES AND FUNCTIONS
ENABLER/ CAPACITY BUILDER
• Innovate new strategies in health to improve the effectiveness of health programs
• Oversight functions and monitoring and evaluation of national health plans and programs and policies
• Ensure highest achievable standards of quality health care, health promotion and health protection
DOH ROLES AND FUNCTIONS
ADMINISTRATOR OF SPECIFIC SERVICES
• Administrator of selected national health facilities and hospitals and health facilities at sub-national levels
• Direct services for emerging health concerns that require complicated technologies and that it deems necessary for public welfare
• Administer emergency responsive services upon the direction of the President and in consultation with the LGU concerned
Poverty reduction and improved quality of lifeSocietal
Goal
Sectoral Goal
Organizational outcomes
Improved health status of the population
Improved health status of the population
Attained a desired population growth and distribution
Attained a desired population growth and distribution
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Major Final
Outputs
Access to quality and affordable
health products and services is
assured
Access to quality and affordable
health products and services is
assured
Access to social health insurance
is assured
Access to social health insurance
is assuredNutritional
well-being is assured
Nutritional well-being is
assured
Access to quality population
management information and
services is improved
Access to quality population
management information and
services is improved
1Health, nutrition and population
policy and program
development
OSECNNCPOPCOM
2Capability building
services for LGUs
and other stakeholders
OSECNNCPOPCOM
3Leveraging
services for priority health
programs
OSEC
4Regulatory services for
health products, devices,
equipmentand facilities
OSEC
5Tertiary and
other specialized health care
OSEC
Performance
IndIcators
• # of local health system models developed
• # of advocacy activities conducted for LGUs to adopt systems/models developed
• # of LGUs assisted to implement the local health systems/ model developed
• # of health training courses developed and implemented vs. master training plan
• # of men & women successfully completing training (per type of course)
• % of participants who rate training as satisfactory
• # of persondays of technical assistance
• % of budget (drugs, etc) allocated/ provided to LGUs based on service performance
• % of procured logistics distributed within standard time
• Disbursement rate (for F1 sites)
• % of outbreaks investigated within standard time
• Application backlog - # processed within standard time/total received
• # of complaints addressed within standard time/# of complaints received
• # of complaints resolved
• # of health products (food, drugs)/ health establishments (food, drugs, cosmetics)/ health facilities/ health devices & technologies registered/ licensed/ accredited
• % reduction in prices of list of essential drugs commonly bought by the poor
• Occupancy rate• Nosocomial
infection rate • Net hospital death
rates (deaths beyond 48 hrs after admission)
• cost/bed day• % of MOOE used for
drugs & supplies• % of filled & unfilled
prescriptions by hospital pharmacy
• % of PhilHealth enrolled members (by type) patients against total admissions
• % of internally generated funds used for indigent patients against total budget
• ratio of hospital income to hospital total budget
• # of policies/ standards/programs developed vs. planned
• # of policies monitored for implementation
• # of management information system developed
• # of special studies & surveys conducted vs. planned
Major Final
Outputs
Regulatory services for health products, devices, equipment
& facilities 41
Health policy & health program development
Capability building services for LGUs & other stakeholders
2
Leveraging services for
priority health programs 3
Tertiary & otherspecialized health
care5
FOR DOH ONLY: