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Philippine National Standards for Drinking Water of 2017
DOH Quitline
Philippine Health Agenda 2016-2022
“All for Health towards Health for All” Framework
Universal Health Care High Impact Five (HI-5) Strategy for Hospitals
DOH Academy
Graphic Health Warning Law
Service Delivery Networks for Kalusugang Pangkalahatan
Food Safety Act
Malaria Elimination Hubs
Sin Tax Reform Law
Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health
Framework on HealthSector Response to Terrorism
National Policy on Climate Change Adaption for the Health Sector
Universal Health Coverage as the new platform on health
Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health and Nutrition Strategy (MNCHN)
Universally Accessible Cheaper and Quality Medicines Act of 2008
One-Stop shop licensure system for hospitals
Sector-Wide Development Approach for Health
National and International Recognitions
From the presidential Anti-Graft Commission and Guinness World Records Limited
FOURmula ONE for Health (F1)
As blueprint of reform
One-Script Systems Improvement Program
68 DOH-retained hospitals provided with fiscal autonomy
Guidelines on the HRSA implementation plan with 13 convergence sites
HRSA as the major framework for health policies and investments
Health Sector Reform Agenda (HSRA)of the Philippines 1999-2004
National Objectives for Health 1999-2004
Office of Health Facilities, Standards, and Regulations
Intensified Programs: Doctors to the Barrios, National Micronutrient Campaign, & “Let’s DOH it!”
Renamed back to Department of Health
Additional three regional offices (NCR, CAR, & ARMM) National Health Facilities
Creation of the Integrated Provincial Health Office and Health Education and Manpower Development Service
Renamed into Ministry of Health
Additional four regional health offices
Restructured Health Care Service Delivery; Primary, Secondary, Tertiary Levels
Philippine Medical Care Act of 1969
Decentralization of health service
Creation of eight regional health offices
Second Reorganization of the Department
Reorganization and renaming of the Department of Health and Public Welfare into Department of Health
Formalized the Department of Health and Public Welfare
Office of the Commissioner of the Health and Public Welfare
Bureau of Health renamed and became Philippine Health Service
Fajardo Act
Consolidated municipalities into sanitary divisions
District health officers, instead of provincial health boards
Abolishment of the Insular Board of Health
Establishment of the Bureau of Health
Insular Board of Health
Provincial and municipal health boards
Abolishment of Board of Health
Registration of births, deaths, and marriages
Before 1898 Hospital system with 13 hospitals
Central Board of Vaccination & Board of Health and Charity Medicos Titulares
Department of Public Works, Educations, and Hygiene
Board of Health for the City of Manila