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Program Planning Flashcards

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to provide Filipino citizens with equitable access to the full continuum of health services

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UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE ACT

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Current health care system in the Philippines is
FRAGMENTED because all facilities and services are not integrated with one another

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UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE ACT

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when was the universal healthcare act is signed

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February 20, 2019

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disadvantage of universal healthcare system

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  • There is no referral system
  • The quality and effectiveness of CHW programs differ across settings due to variations in resource allocation and local politics
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type of healthcare system model where it caters to the well-off population

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PRIVATE ENTERPRISE HC MODEL

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Type of healthcare system model where workers and families are insured by the state

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SOCIAL SECURITY HEALTH MODEL

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type of healthcare system model where it is based on the taxpayer’s money

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PUBLICLY FUNDED HEALTH MODEL

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type of healthcare system model where it is funded by contributions from individuals, employers or state-subsidized

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SOCIAL HEALTH INSURANCE

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example of social health insurance

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Phil Health

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percentage of how big PhilHealth can cover

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94%

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what are the challenges in healthcare

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  • High cost
  • Physical and cultural barriers
  • Health workforce crisis
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tertiary hospitals managed by DOH

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  • Heart Center
  • NKTI, Lung Center
  • East Avenue
  • Jose Reyes
  • Philippine General Hospital
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tertiary hospitals managed by the LGU

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  • Quezon City General Hospital
  • Ospital ng Maynila
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set of related measure or activities with a particular long-term

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program

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set of related measures or activities with a particular longterm aim

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community program

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educational and community-based programs that encourage and enhance health and wellness

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community health program

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systematic representation that describes how a program is intended to work by linking activities with outputs or intermediate impacts and long term outcomes

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program logic model

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Aims to improve every part of the

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program development cycle

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Responsible for facilitating and developing program agendas according to requirements and specifications

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job description

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Responsible for compiling information, statistics and analysis related to health issues for specific communities and populations, in order to formulate an effective health care policy

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job description

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Manage program activities

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job description

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Integrate requirements and focus areas of different public health divisions and professionals

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duties and responsibilities

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Develop healthcare initiatives to meet the needs of specific communities

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duties and responsibilities

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Review and evaluate existing programs in order to determine their effectiveness

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duties and responsibilities

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Study health care programs and initiatives of other communities

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duties and responsibilities

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Source and write grants to secure funding for health care initiatives and programs

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duties and responsibilities

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Liaise with health care professionals

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duties and responsibilities

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Review technical reports prepared by health care
analyst

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duties and responsibilities

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29
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envisioned home-based care as its core because traditional facility-based care is costly and there is a dire shortage of welfare facilities for long-term care

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policy makers

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Provision of medical and long-term care and social services is provided in a seamless manner

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Community-based Integrated Care System

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a fully integrated health care service system

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Community-based Integrated Care System

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Prior to community-based integrated care system, Japan’ healthcare system is

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fragmented

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has the highest number of aging population

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Japan

34
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made a proposal that a community-
based integrated care system should be adapted, where cost is minimized by maximizing the availability of healthcare workers

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Dr. Yamaguchi

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A response to fragmentation: integration of services

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INTEGRATING HEALTH SERVICES

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Secure buy-in and commitment - from people in authority and enlist support from among community stakeholders

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ESTABLISHING THE ASSESSMENT TEAM

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Form preparation team – decide who to recruit as committee members

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ESTABLISHING THE ASSESSMENT TEAM

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Create structure for planning process - decision- making authority, work distribution, short-and long- term accountability, and broader community involvement

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ESTABLISHING THE ASSESSMENT TEAM

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Identify barriers and facilitators to success - how this assessment initiative will align and/or integrate with other planning and improvement efforts; SWOT Analysis

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ESTABLISHING THE ASSESSMENT TEAM

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Identify orientation and training needs of team members

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ESTABLISHING THE ASSESSMENT TEAM

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Form a team from Department of Health

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ESTABLISHING THE ASSESSMENT TEAM

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Identify staff, financial and technical resources needed

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IDENTIFYING AND SECURING RESOURCES

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Develop budget to support, implement and evaluation plan

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IDENTIFYING AND SECURING RESOURCES

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Integrate the assessment plan with your organization’s processes

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IDENTIFYING AND SECURING RESOURCES

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Identify existing resources

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IDENTIFYING AND SECURING RESOURCES

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Identify potential external funding resources

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IDENTIFYING AND SECURING RESOURCES

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Secure identified resources, and develop
alternative resources

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IDENTIFYING AND SECURING RESOURCES

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Define Community

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IDENTIFYING AND ENGAGING COMMUNITY PARTNERS

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Identify key individuals and organizations

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IDENTIFYING AND ENGAGING COMMUNITY PARTNERS

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Design strategy for engaging partners

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IDENTIFYING AND ENGAGING COMMUNITY PARTNERS

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Define useful roles for partners

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IDENTIFYING AND ENGAGING COMMUNITY PARTNERS

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Develop accountability and evaluation plans

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IDENTIFYING AND ENGAGING COMMUNITY PARTNERS

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Develop communication strategies

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IDENTIFYING AND ENGAGING COMMUNITY PARTNERS

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Reassess and evaluate partner involvement and
satisfaction in plan development

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IDENTIFYING AND ENGAGING COMMUNITY PARTNERS

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what do you need to collect and analyze in the ‘COLLECTING, ANALYZING, AND PRESENTING DATA’ phase?

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  • city health data
  • community data
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what do you need to establish in the ‘SETTING HEALTH PRIORITIES’ phase?

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  • criteria for establishing potential priority/focus area
  • process for determination of priorities
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what do you need to do in the ‘clarifying the issue’ phase?

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  • collect additional data
  • hypothesize
  • collect evidence
  • collect input from stakeholders
  • identify small number of high-impact causes to address
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what do you need to do in the ‘setting goals and measuring process’ phase?

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  • Review state and national health goals
  • Identify target objectives
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what are the guidelines in ‘choosing the strategy’ phase?

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  • Collect successful strategies data from other communities
  • Review research-based strategies that address your problem
  • Choose strategies
  • Develop evaluation design
  • Identify activities that will support the strategy
  • Identify people responsible for implementing tasks
  • Identify staff development needs
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how do you manage and sustain the process?

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ReaARM
- Re-asses
- Assess
- Revise
- Make changes

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COMMUNITY-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES

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  • Transparency
  • Participation
  • Accountability
  • Enhanced local capacity
62
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when was the community-driven development programs uploaded?

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2019/2020

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who uploaded the the community-driven development programs?

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Department of Health (DOH)

64
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It is a better program compared to the integrated
because it is managed by the community itself

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community-driven development programs

65
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how many steps are there in the program planning and development

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6

66
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what are the steps there in the program planning and development

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STEP 1: MANAGE THE PLANNING PROCES
STEP 2: CONDUCT A SITUATIONAL ASSESSMENT
STEP3: IDENTIFY GOALS, POPULATIONS OF INTEREST, OUTCOMES AND OUTCOME OBJECTIVES
STEP 4: IDENTIFY STRATEGIES, ACTIVITIES, OUTPUTS, PROCESS OBJECTIVES AND RESOURCES
STEP 5: DEVELOP INDICATORS
STEP 6: REVIEW THE PROGRAM

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the purpose of this step is to develop a plan

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STEP 1: MANAGE THE PLANNING PROCES

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the purpose of this step is to learn more about the population

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STEP 2: CONDUCT A SITUATIONAL ASSESSMENT

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the purpose of this step is to determine the goals, populations of interest, outcomes and outcome objectives

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STEP3: IDENTIFY GOALS, POPULATIONS OF INTEREST, OUTCOMES AND OUTCOME OBJECTIVES

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the purpose of this step is to use the results of the situational assessment to select strategies and activities,

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STEP 4: IDENTIFY STRATEGIES, ACTIVITIES, OUTPUTS, PROCESS OBJECTIVES AND RESOURCES

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the purpose of this step is to develop a list of variables that can be tracked to assess the extent to which outcome and process objectives have been met

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STEP 5: DEVELOP INDICATORS

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the purpose of this step is to clarify the contribution of each component of the plan

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STEP 6: REVIEW THE PROGRAM

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