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DOH-7 nagsaulog sa UHC champions; mga ospital sa Bohol, gipasidunggan

 


TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol, Nov. 23 (PIA) -- Sa usa ka dalaygon nga lakang sa pagtuman sa mandato sa Universal Health Care (UHC) Act, ang Department of Health (DOH) Central Visayas miila sa upat ka provincial government hospitals, duha ka DOH-run hospital ug duha ka pribadong tambalanan sa Bohol atol sa inaugural Hospital Summit ug Awarding Ceremony.

Ang kalihokan nga gipahigayon niadtong Nobiyembre 17, 2023, sa Summit Galleria Cebu, nag-ila sa mga paningkamot sa mga ospital sa Central Visayas ug mga pasilidad sa pag-atiman sa panglawas sa ilang dakong kontribusyon sa pagkab-ot sa mga tumong sa UHC.

Atol sa maong kalihukan, ang nagkalain-laing ospital ug pasilidad sa panglawas sa Central Visayas giila sa ilang talagsaong performance sa mosunod nga mga kategorya: Medical Certification of Cause of Death Assessment (MCCOD), Client Experience Survey (CES), Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Week Celebration , ug Programa, Green Viability Assessment (GVA), Patient Safety Program (PSP), National Voluntary Blood Services Program (NVBSP), Health Care Waste Management (HCW), Non communicable Diseases Section (NCDS), ug Integrated Hospital Operations Management (IHOMP).

Gipasidunggan sa DOH-7 ang Garcia Memorial Provincial Hospital (GMPH) sa lungsod sa Talibon, Teodoro B. Galagar District Hospital (TBGDH) sa Jagna, Natalio P. Castillo Memorial Hospital (NCMH) sa Loon, ug Francisco Dagohoy Municipal Hospital (FDMH) sa Inabanga.

Ang TBGDH nakadawat og tulo ka pasidungog: bronze awardee sa Healthcare Waste Management Program; Silver awardee alang sa Infection Prevention and Control Week Celebration TikTok Challenge; ug usa ka gold award alang sa ilang Infection Prevention and Control Program.

Gisundan sa GMPH nga nakadawat og duha ka awards, usa alang sa ilang Infection Prevention and Control Program ug usa alang sa Integrated Hospital Operations Management Program.

Ang NCMH ug FDMH matag usa nakadawat ug usa ka award, diin ang kanhi giila nga usa sa labing maayong tigpatuman sa Medical Certification on Cause of Death Program ug ang ulahi alang sa Healthcare Waste Management Program-Infirmary category.

Ang mga tambalanan nga gipadagan sa DOH, ang Gov. Celestino Gallares Memorial Medical Center (GCGMMC) ug Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital (DEDVMH) sa Ubay nakadawat usab og mga pasidungog.

Ang DEDVMH nakadawat og lima ka pasidungog nga naglakip sa: 3 ka Green Stars for Green Viability Assessment; silver awardee alang sa Integrated Hospital Operations Management Program; bronze awardee alang sa IPC Photo Journalism; ug giila isip usa sa labing maayong tigpatuman sa Medical Certification Cause of Death; ug Client Experience Survey Responsive Report.

Samtang ang GCGMMC nakadawat og silver award alang sa Infection Prevention and Control Program; silver awardee alang sa Integrated Hospital Operations Program; ug giila isip usa sa labing maayong tigpatuman sa Medical Certification on Cause of Death.

Ang ubang Hospital Summit Awardees mao ang duha ka pribadong ospital sa Bohol – ang Holy Name University Medical Center Inc. ug CDG Bohol Doctors’ Hospital.

Ang Holy Name University Medical Center Inc. nakadawat og gold award alang sa HCW Level II; silver award alang sa IPC Level II; MCOOD distinguished awardee; ug CES distinguished awardee.

Samtang ang CDG Bohol Doctors’ Hospital nakadawat og parehong bronze award alang sa HCW Infirmary Level ug IPC Infirmary Level.

Ang talagsaong panagtapok nagsaulog sa kahinungdanon, nagpasiugda sa padayon nga pag-uswag sa ospital ug pasilidad sa panglawas sa Central Visayas, nga sa kataposan nakatampo sa pagpauswag sa serbisyo sa pag-atiman sa panglawas ug sa katumanan sa UHC alang sa mga Pilipino. (ECB/PIA7-Bohol)

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