L2 Flashcards
(143 cards)
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concerned for the disabled
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1917
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provided compensation benefits during the period of disability
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revised administration code of 1917
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payment of medical assistance, necessary transportation, subsistence of hospital fees of a person in service of the government who was injured in the performance of his duty
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revised administration code of 1917
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revised administration code of 1917
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provided compensation benefits during the period of disability and payment of medical assistance, necessary transportation, subsistence of hospital fees of a person in service of the government who was injured in the performance of his duty
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1917
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concern for the disabled in the philippines began as early as this time when the government adopted the revised administrative code.
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1923
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law was passed which provided the care and custody of disabled children
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1926
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workmen’s compensation act
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workmen’s compensation act of 1926
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compensation for employees for personal injuries, death, or illness contracted in the performance of duty
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rehabilitation was still a minor concern
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1926
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compensation for employees for personal injuries, death, or illness contracted in the performance of duty
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workmen’s compensation act of 1926
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rehabilitation services were undertaken mostly by private agencies and volunteer groups
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1926
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national psychopathic hospital (national mental hospital) started its service and training through push therapy
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1937
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1937 | Service and training provided by the National Psychopathic Hospital
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push therapy
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Emergence of OT as a profession
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World War II
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the us army established the amputation and training center
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1945
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1945 |staff in this center were trained on the techniques of physical rehabilitation of amputees
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amputation and training center
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1945 | philippine civil administration unit i general hospital (mandaluyong emergency hospital)
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care for filipino and american military and civilian casualties of WWII
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a french therapist who introduced occupational therapy at PCAU I
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andre roche
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turning point for the demand of doctors and nurses during WWII
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1945, when USAFFE took staff and students from PGH to PCAU I
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1946 | founded the department of occupational therapy at the PCAU I general hospital
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conchita m. abad and gilcera andaya
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1946 |received training in Rehabilitation and Arts & Crafts under US Army physicians and American Red Cross nurses
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conchita m. abad and gilcera andaya
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upgrade hospital service was launched by sending PCAU I medical staff abroad for advanced education and training
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1947
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conchita abad was given a fellowship grant to study OT
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1948
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school where abad took her fellowship grant
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philadelphia school of OT at the university of pennsylvania
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recommended abad
andre roche, un consultant in OT in the philippines
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1948
conchita abad was given a fellowship grant to study OT in philadelphia school of OT at the university of pennsylvania
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was given a fellowship grant to study OT at the Philadelphia School of OT at the University of Pennsylvania upon recommendation of Andre Roche ( UN consultant in OT in the Philippines)
conchita abad
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the Philippine Civil Administration Unit I General Hospital was again renamed to National Orthopedic Hospital with Dr. Jose V. De los Santos as the first chief.
1948
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Dr. Jose V. De los Santos
First chief of National Orthopedic Hospital
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1949 | first certified filipina OT in the united states
charlotte aspuria
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milwaukee downer college, university of wisconsin
where charlotte aspuria graduated in 1949
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1949 | dr. henry kessler (US armed forced consultant in rehabilitation in orthopedic surgery)
increased awareness and acceptance of the concept of rehabilitation in the philippines
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US armed force consultant in rehabilitation in Orthopedic surgery
dr. henry kessler
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Abad was granted a certificate in OT and returned to the Philippines to spearhead the reorganization of OT sections in various hospitals and institutions.
1950
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She granted a certificate in OT and returned to the Philippines to spearhead the reorganization of OT sections in various hospitals and institutions.
abad
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The Philippine Foundation for Rehabilitation of Disabled (PFRD) was organized
1950
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the umbrella organization of private agencies involved in rehabilitation programs
Philippine Foundation for Rehabilitation of Disabled (PFRD)
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The Philippine Mental Health Association (PMHA) was established
1950
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Resident type of activities were employed as treatment modalities.
The Philippine Mental Health Association (PMHA)
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The Elk's Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation Center was opened by American Businessmen of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elk's Lodge 761
1950
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Dr. Tamesis succeeded Dr. Jose V. De los Santos as NOH chief.
1953
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returned to the Philippines after working for several years in New York, Hawaii, Texas and San Francisco
Charlotte Aspuria- Floro
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Charlotte Aspuria- Floro returned to the Philippines after working for several years in New York, Hawaii, Texas and San Francisco
1954
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1956 | After 3 years as a chief, Dr. Tamesis revealed the need for professional training of ____ and ____
OTs and PTs
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1956 | recommended among other the establishment of OT and PT schools.
Dr. Henry Kessler
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negotiated with dr. tamesis to include ot
abad and floro
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rehabilitation should be holistic, therefore should include ot
abad and floro
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1959- 1961
Charlotte Aspuria- Floro and Conchita M. Abad collaborated to produce an OT curriculum.
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collaborated to produce an OT curriculum
Charlotte Aspuria- Floro and Conchita M. Abad
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draft of OT curriculum
largely based on the curricula of their respective colleges in the United States but incorporated Liberal Arts subjects which were required at the University of the Philippines
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May 1962
OT and PT curricula was drafted with Elizabeth Ahlberg and Robert Jacques
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WHO PT consultants
Elizabeth Ahlberg and Robert Jacques
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Elizabeth Ahlberg and Robert Jacques
WHO PT consultants
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School of Allied Medical Profession (SAMP) was formally established occupying a wing of the National Orthopedic Hospital at Maria Clara St., Quezon City.
Nov 1962
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Nov 1962
School of Allied Medical Profession (SAMP) was formally established occupying a wing of the National Orthopedic Hospital at Maria Clara St., Quezon City.
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Became the first school in Asia to offer a baccalaureate degree in OT.
School of Allied Medical Profession (SAMP)
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first batch of OT students and were both sponsored by Elk's Cerebral Palsy Project in 1962.
Evanina Estrada- Curan and Corazon Tablan- Santos
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Evanina Estrada- Curan and Corazon Tablan- Santos
first batch of OT students
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when was SAMP OT curriculum was approved by WFOT after the visitation of OT such as Spackman.
1963
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Occupational Therapy Association of the Philippines (OTAP) was founded. Temporary headquarters was located at the College of Medicine, Ma. Clara St., QC
September 1965
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President of OTAP during 1965
Charlotte Floro
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Vice president of OTAP during 1965
Conchita Abad
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Secretary of OTAP during 1965
Corazon Tablan
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Treasurer of OTAP during 1965
Fe Isaac Sano
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PRO of OTAP during 1965
Evanina Estrada
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First batch of OT Graduates
when
1966
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The first OTAP symposium was held with the theme: Is it Time to Establish a Comprehensive Work- Oriented Rehabilitation Center in the Philippines. It was held WHO Conference Hall, Unites Nations Ave., Manila
March 11, 1966
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March 11, 1966
The first OTAP symposium was held with the theme: Is it Time to Establish a Comprehensive Work- Oriented Rehabilitation Center in the Philippines. It was held WHO Conference Hall, Unites Nations Ave., Manila
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The main theme of the first OTAP symposium.
Is it Time to Establish a Comprehensive Work- Oriented Rehabilitation Center in the Philippines.
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Is it Time to Establish a Comprehensive Work- Oriented Rehabilitation Center in the Philippines.
The main theme of the first OTAP symposium.
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7th council meeting in London
OTAP was granted associate member status of the WFOT in 1966.
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8th council meeting in Sweden with 22 member nations(1968)
OTAP was admitted as FULL member organization of the WFOT in 1968.
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June 21 1969
Republic Act 5680. Also known as the Act of creating the Board of Examination for PT and OT sponsored by Rep. Jose M. Aldeguer was passed on June 21. The project was chaired by Fe Isaac- Sano who was then OTAP president.
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(1) sponsored and (2) chaired the Republic Act 5680. Also known as the Act of creating the Board of Examination for PT and OT
1. Rep. Jose M. Aldeguer
2. Fe Isaac-Sano
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The Philippine Council of Homes for the Disabled (now Philippine Council of Cheshire Homes, Inc.) was established by Fe Isaac - Sano and Sis. Valeriana Baerts.
when
1969
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established The Philippine Council of Homes for the Disabled (now Philippine Council of Cheshire Homes, Inc.)
Fe Isaac - Sano and Sis. Valeriana Baerts.
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provide medical assistance and shelter for the disabled
The Philippine Council of Homes for the Disabled (now Philippine Council of Cheshire Homes, Inc.)
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1970-1980
Philippine Decade of Rehabilitation was declared.
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Philippine Decade of Rehabilitation was declared.
1970-1980
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Republic Act 5680
Also known as the Act of creating the Board of Examination for PT and OT
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1971
(Who left the Philippines)
Evanina Estrada went to Pittsburgh to become the first Philippine trained OT to leave the country.
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Evanina Estrada went to Pittsburgh to become the first Philippine trained OT to leave the country.
1971
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She went to Pittsburgh to become the first Philippine trained OT to leave the country.
Evanina Estrada
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SAMP was transferred to two Marcos type buildings at the back of the PGH compound in Taft Avenue, Manila
1971
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2nd OTAP annual convention: Bridging Communication among Health Sciences through Professional Writing
1972
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Theme for the 2nd OTAP annual convention
Bridging Communication among Health Sciences through Professional Writing
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Bridging Communication among Health Sciences through Professional Writing
Theme for the 2nd OTAP annual convention
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June 1973
First Board of Examiners were inducted.
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First board examiner:
Dr J. Mendoza (chairman), H. Pilog, Fe Isaac Sano, J. Rabino and Conchita Abad.
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First OT Board Exam was given
1973
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Tahanang Walang Hagdan was founded by UP OT graduate Sis. Valeriana Baerts
when
1973
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provide vocational training and employment for the disabled
Tahanang Walang Hagdan
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founded Tahanang Walang Hagdan
Sis. Valeriana Baerts
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The UP Comprehensive Community Health Program was established in Bay, Laguna
1974
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what was established in 1974
The UP Comprehensive Community Health Program was established in Bay, Laguna
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BOR approved SAMP as an independent unit.
1977
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1977 (SAMP)
BOR approved SAMP as an independent unit.
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First SAMP dean
Dr. Guillermo Damain
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Main theme of the OTAP 7th Annual Convention held at the PMHA Auditorium in 1977.
Integrating Occupational Therapy in the Community
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Integrating Occupational Therapy in the Community
Main theme of the OTAP 7th Annual Convention held at the PMHA Auditorium in 1977.
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The National Commission Concerning Disabled Persons (NCCDP) was established by virtue of Presidential Decree 1509.
June 1978
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June 1978
The National Commission Concerning Disabled Persons (NCCDP) was established by virtue of Presidential Decree 1509.
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Among the mandated tasks was to prepare and adopt an integrated and comprehensive plan for disability prevention and rehabilitation.
National Commission Concerning Disabled Persons (NCCDP)
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emphasized in the general thrusts and guiding principles of the commission of life, people and community-based development, self-reliance and integrated development approach
National Commission Concerning Disabled Persons (NCCDP)
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American Occupational Therapy Certification Board (AOTCB) examination became available for OTs residing in the Philippines.
1980
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significant in facilitating the processing of work permits in the US (triggered a renewed exodus of Philippine trained OTs to the US)
American Occupational Therapy Certification Board (AOTCB)
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lack of trained manpower in 1980
ot units were converted to pt units
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Declared by WHO as the International Year for Disabled Persons
1981
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Was declared as the Decade of Disabled Persons.
1981-1991
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growing international and regional concern for rehabilitation in the community level
when
Decade of Disabled Persons (1981-1991)
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Community Based Rehabilitation approach was pilot tested in Bacolod, Negros Occidental thru the joint efforts of NCCPD and WHO with Prof. Susan Villegas (training team) and Prof. Floro (administrative planner)
1981
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Community Based Rehabilitation approach was pilot tested in ____
Bacolod, Negros Occidental
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the Community Based Rehabilitation was a result of joint efforts of
Prof. Susan Villegas (training team) and Prof. Floro (administrative planner)
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BP344 also known as Accessibility Law was passed. Members of the OT faculty of CAMP acted as consultants in the drafting of the law.
Dec 27, 1982
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BP344
Accessibility Law
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The five year plan for disability prevention and rehabilitation (1983-1987) was released.
1983
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Providing for the enhancement of the mobility of disabled persons in buildings, institutions, establishments, and public utilities.
BP344 or Accessibility Law
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a move to amend the OT-PT law (B5680) was started by OTAP under current president Prof. Querouz.
1984
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expected to enhance the reputation of OT as a separate profession and counteract the notion that OT is a poor cousin of PT.
a move to amend the OT-PT law (B5680)
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Also known as BP5680
OT-PT Law
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The College of Perpetual Help, Binan started the first year of operation with 7 students
1985
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of the 7 students in College of Perpetual Help, ___ were able to graduate five years after
2
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The Association of Philippine Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapt Schools (APPTOTS) was established by Dr. Ofelia Reyes as its first president.
1986
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Association of Philippine Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapt Schools (APPTOTS) first president
Dr. Ofelia Reyes
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Dr. Ofelia Reyes
Association of Philippine Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapt Schools (APPTOTS) first president
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Perpetual Binan was accredited by DECS
1987
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Perpetual Binan shifted to a five year curriculum
1988
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UP CAMP Community Based Rehabilitation was inagurated in Montalban, Rizal.
1989
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when was UP CAMP Rehabilitation and Research Development Center conceptualized.
1989
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The move to amend the BP 5680 for separation of OT and PT was revived.
1990
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Perpetual Binan was accredited by OTAP and WFOT
1990
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The Emilio Aguinaldo College Manila opens its BSOT section. In Cebu, two schools Cebu Velez and Cebu Doctors started accepting BSOT students.
1991
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The Magna Carta for Disabled Persons (RA7277) was passed by Senate and Congress
January 1992
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RA 7277
Magna Carta for Disabled Persons
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Magna Carta for Disabled Persons (RA7277)
Providing for the rehabilitation, self development and self reliance of disabled persons and their integration into the mainstream of the society
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Providing for the rehabilitation, self development and self reliance of disabled persons and their integration into the mainstream of the society
Magna Carta for Disabled Persons (RA7277)
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OT school of Pines City Educational Center in Benguet was recognized by DECS (when)
1993
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Asian and Pacific Decade of Disabled Persons
1993-2002
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Aim is to provide equal educational opportunities to disabled children
Asian and Pacific Decade of Disabled Persons
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First Thomasian graduate
2001
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UST: OTAP & WFOT accreditation
2010
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The Fatima Medical Foundation in Bulacan, Perpetual Help College of Las Pinas and Manila were given permits to operate OT schools by the DECS.
1994
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The Western Philippine Colleges and Laguna Northwestern College, Cebu Doctors College and Medina College of Region X were given permits to open OT schools by DECS
1993
