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MT 14 – BB 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Philippine Health System
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MT 14 LecDuring the course of a few months, I have learned so much about the ways in which Clinical Laboratories go about their day to day loads of information that come in out. I have learned about how these information are organized in a way that is efficient, accurate, and accessible. Moreover, I have learned the complex Policy and Procedure Manuals that is crucial in establishing guidelines and protocols for all major decisions, actions, and policies of the organization. Additionally, the topics pertaining to Material management, Quality Assurance, and Quality Control were also very insightful to learn, as well as learning how these directly affect our population\’s overall health.
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Exodus 14:14
New King James Version\”The Lord will fight for you, and you shall hold your peace.”
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Primary Health Care
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Philippine Health System
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Although it might seem that the medical professionals working in public hospitals that we have in our cities are of the highest caliber, there are some restrictions on public healthcare in the Philippines. Our country faces issues with unequal access to medical treatment despite having universal healthcare. As a result, our public healthcare system generally ranges from good in metropolitan regions to substandard in rural ones. From experience, some of my friends that live in rural areas have even lost a loved one, just because of the inaccessibility of immediate health care from a hospital.
Moreover, the vast number of Filipinos who rely on public healthcare puts further demand on it. Another obvious trend that has led to understaffing in some hospitals, causing treatment delays is the migration of Filipino medical professionals to Western nations, which offer better benefits to our healthcare workers.