General Hospitals before the Americans came to Philippines, except:

Hospital Militar de Manila and Hospital Militar de Zamboanga are the two Military hospitals in the Philippines

Hospital dela Marie in Cebu and Hospital de Palestina are the two Naval hospitals in the Philippines

The following are the Hospital Asylums in the Philippines, except:

• Control of epidemics such as cholera, smallpox and plague

• Fight against leprosy, diarrhea, malaria, beri-beri

• Cholera vaccine was first tried

• Opened the UP College of Medicine

• Established a garbage crematory

• Approved the first sanitary ordinance and rat control

•New waterworks in Manila was inaugurated using general chemical disinfection to control cholera

•Nursing school at Philippine Normal School

• Anti-TB campaign was started

•Dry vaccine against smallpox was first used

•Hypochlorite of lime was first used for treating the

water supply of Manila

•Use of anti-typhoid vaccine was initiated

•Opening of the Philippine General Hospital (PGH)

• Retrogression rather than progression in so far as the health was concern

•Increased deaths from smallpox, cholera, typhoid,malaria, beri-beri (B1 def. Thiamine) and TB

•Increase CDR- death rate per 1000 person

•Increase IMR-infant death per 1000

•Increase Morbidity- rate of incidence of disease

A disease caused by a vitamin B-1 deficiency, also known as thiamine deficiency.

The Most epidemic disease case in the Philippines

The blueprint that is used to build the University of the Philippines

He replaced the position of Gov. General Harisson

• Study the cause and prevalence of typhoid fever

• Anti-dysentery vaccine was first tried

• BS in Education major in Health Education was opened in UP

• Establishment of School of Hygiene and Public Health

• The mechanism of transmission of dengue fever through Aedes aegypti was studied

• Philippine Public Health Association(PPHA) was organized

• Construction of Novaliches dam

• Process of gaining and maintaining altitude

• Research in the field of health was promoted

•UP school of Public health was established to train

public health leaders

• Research and Control of TB,malaria, leprosy and yaws

•Development of Maternal and Child Health (MCH)

• Bureau of Census and Statistics was created to gather vital statistics

• creation of Department of Public Health and Welfare

He/She is first secretary of the Department of Public Health and Welfare

During this time. All public health activities were

practically paralyzed

• Survey: Increased incidence of TB, VD, malaria, leprosy and malnutrition.

• After 5 years of Japanese occupation, public health tried to pick up the debris and rise from the ruins

•Immunization program

•General sanitation has been reduced to level enough

to constitute a national hazard

•US congress passed an emergency measures to control diseases: TB, VD, malaria. Leprosy, malnutrition

•Completion of research on Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT) saw dust as larvicide and DDT residual spraying of houses in the control of malaria.

•Industrial hygiene laboratory

•Introduction of one-infection method for gonorrhea with

penicillin

•Creation of central Health laboratory in the Philippines

•Construction of the National Chest Center-for control case

registry for TB, mass immunization with BCG

A colorless, tasteless, and almost odorless crystalline chemical compound, an organochlorine. It was originally developed as an insecticide, then it became infamous for its environmental impacts.

• Creation of National Economic Development Authority (NEDA)

• Department of health was renamed as Ministry of Health (MOH)

The drug of choice for treating all species of schistosomes is

• Formulation of National Health Plan. Implementation of restructure Health care delivery system

• Adaptation of the Primary Health Care

• Launching of Operation Timbang and Mothercraft

• Birth of integrated Provincial Health Office

• Progress in Public Health research

• Community-based health programs

From Ministry of Health it was renamed again as

Department of Health

•Increase in life expectancy slowed down

• Morbidity and Mortality rates from preventable

causes stabilized at high rates

•Declined in infant and child mortality decelerated

•Increased incidence of malnutrition

•Declined practice of family planning

• more provision on health making comprehensive

health care available

• Milk code- EO51- required the marketing of breast milk substitute

• Universal child and mother immunization

• International safe and motherhood initiative was launched to reduced maternal mortality rate.

• Act prohibiting discrimination against women

• Organ Donation Act of 1991

Act prohibiting discrimination against women

Organ Donation Act of 1991 Legalizing donation of all or body parts after death for specified purpose.

• “Health in the Hands of People” and “Lets DOH it”- by the Sec. Juan Flavier

• Continue to adopt PHC as a strategy

• National Immunization Day – BCG, DPT, OPV, MMR

• Promotion of Philippine Traditional medicine- DOH and DOST

• Voluntary Blood Donation Program

• Hospital as Center of Wellness

Senior Citizen’s Act- which grant benefits and special privileges in order to maximize the contributions of senior citizen to nation building

The National Blood Services Act of 1994 which was passed

to promote voluntary blood donation

An Act of Salt Iodization Nationwide (ASIN)- providing salt iodization nationwide approved in 1996 and renamed FIDEL

Consumer Act of the Philippines- an act providing penalties for manufacture, distribution and sales of adulterated foods, drugs and cosmetics

Special protection of Children against child abuse,

exploitation and discrimination

• Expanded Program on Immunization

• Nutrition- vitamin A, iron and iodine utilization

• Family Planning

• Tuberculosis prevention

• Environmental sanitation

• STD-AIDS awareness prevention

• Healthy Lifestyle program

more women joining the workforce. This may or may not have adverse effect on the family. Care of children will be entrusted to caretakers

The discriminate consumption and overuse of antibiotics have resulted in drug-resistant bacteria, viruses and parasites. Switching from inexpensive penicillin to other drugs increased treatment costs which are

beyond the reach of the poor.

Environmental degradation caused by deforestation, deterioration of seas and rivers due to industrial waste, indiscriminate disposal of waste. All these leads to ecological imbalance and pave the way for the emergence of the new types of microorganisms.

NESS stands for National Epidemic Surveillance System

NEDA stands for National Economic and Development Authority

UNICEF stands for United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund

BCG stands for Bacillus Calmette Guerin

RA 8172 (ASIN) Stands for Act of Salt Iodization Nationwide

Required the marketing of breast milk substitute

This was made to track down the occurrence of 14 diseases with potential causing outbreaks.

DPT stands for diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus

OPV stands for Oral poliovirus vaccines

MMR means measles, mumps, and rubella

Created the Philippines National AIDS Council as a national policy and advisory body in the prevention and control of HIV/AIDS

RHU stands for Rural Health Unit