The on-going dialogue of the Philippine Medical Association, Private Hospital Association and the Philippine Hospital Association on one side and the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation on the other finds the issues to be still on the brewing pot. After separate meetings by the respective stakeholders of each group, a recommended set of rates have been submitted to PHIC contained in a letter submitted today, January 16, 2012.
The 4 page letter is posted herewith for the reference of interested parties.
The medical community is watching closely on the outcome of the discussions on the Case Rates/Mix Scheme initiated by PHIC as most feels that a carefull balancing of the concerns of both sides is the key to its success.
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Monday, January 16, 2012
Saturday, December 17, 2011
HITTING THE GROUND AND READY TO RUN
The new PHA President, Atty. Bu Castro, M.D., has hit the ground , so to speak, and is in the process of planting his two feet firmly before running off. This is opposed to the saying “hitting the ground running”. Atty. Bu is to be perceived as a cautious man. He lands, he pauses and thinks , before going into a decisive run. This is in contrast to some leaders who, prior to landing on the ground have already began running and therefore, never got to plant their feet on the ground to the extent of never finding it, running without reaching the destination.
Last Wednesday, December 14, 2011, he has put on the role of coordinator for several groups in the medical communicty, namely: the Philippine Medical Association and its various sub-specialty groups, the Private Hospital Association and the Philippine Hospital Association, to get together and pursue continuous discussions on the issues with regard to the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation’s pronouncements on case rate/case mix.
In attendance were stakeholders from:
| Philippine Medical Association | Association of Provincial Health Officers |
| Phil college of Hospital Administrators | Philippine Academy of Family of Physicians |
| Philippine Hospital Association | Philippine Society of Anesthesia |
| Members of the PMA Commission On Legislation | Philippine Society of Pathologists |
| Private Hospital Assn of the Philippines | Philippine Academy of Ophthalmologists |
| Philippine College of Surgeons | Philippine College of Hospital Administrators |
| Philippine Obstetrics and Gynecology Society | Phil Society of Otolaryngology & Head/Neck Surgery |
| Philippine College of Physicians | Philippine Pediatrics Society |
The meeting was well attended. Concerns and proposals from the various groups in attendance were heard, discussed and noted.
Shortly, a joint letter from the PMA , PHAP and PHA Presidents shall be sent to the PHIC President containing the studied proposals from the group. It is with much anticipation and hope that the continuous dialogue between the parties shall bring forth happy resolution to the case rate / case mix and NBB issues.
The route being taken by the medical community is in consonance with the pronouncements made by the new President Dodo Banzon of pursuing the case rate/mix and NBB strategy for the benefit of all, with prior and due consultations with various stakeholders which include those who will be affected from the medical community.
The recent pronouncement of Dr. Banzon on the increase in the premium of the PHIC members is part of the strategy designed to widen and improve the benefits for all concerned.
Apparently, the designated leaders concerned with the issues have “hit the ground and are pausing to think before running” which should be a healthy sign that all will end well.
Best of the Season to All!
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Listening To The President
A few days from today, the Philippine medical community represented by their appointed organization officers will converge to discuss among themselves an issue concerning the PHilippine Health Insurance Corporation (PHIC) on CASE RATE. The newly installed PHIC President, Dr. Dodo Banzon, have been making announcements that the case rate payment is something that will be beneficial to all concerned, namely, the PHIC member-patient, the physicians, the hospitals, PHIC, etc. . The PHIC President also welcomes and urges the various sub-specialties to do their own computations as to what they think are the just and equitable rates for various cases affected by the PHIC Case Payment/Rate scheme.
It is in this regard that the newly elected PHA President, Atty. Bu Castro, MD. has took it upon himself to coordinate the Grand Alliance Meeting of PMA, PHAP and PHA on December 14, 2011, at 230pm , at the PMA Board Room (refer to an earlier blog post).
Atty. Bu Castro releases the following message in his maiden "Listening to the President" post:
It is in this regard that the newly elected PHA President, Atty. Bu Castro, MD. has took it upon himself to coordinate the Grand Alliance Meeting of PMA, PHAP and PHA on December 14, 2011, at 230pm , at the PMA Board Room (refer to an earlier blog post).
Atty. Bu Castro releases the following message in his maiden "Listening to the President" post:
Monday, November 28, 2011
NEW PHA PRESIDENT CALLS FOR AN EMERGENCY MEETING ON DEC 14 2011
The issue on case rate/case mix payment scheme has rocked the medical community in the past months. The new PHIC President is exerting efforts to correct any misimpressions / misinterpretations that may have been created by earlier pronouncements by PHIC on the matter. He has urged all concerned specialty groups to come out with their respective recomputations so that it may be given due course.
In this regard, the PHA President has taken it upon himself to coordinate efforts and activities in this regard.
Below is his NOTICE OF MEETING to all concerned, to be held on December 14, 2011 at 2:30-5:00pm at the PMA Board Room.
Sunday, November 27, 2011
L.E.A.P. Reasons and Lessons From The PHILIPPINE HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION’s 2011 National Convention.
The Philippine Hospital Association (PHA) stands by its mission of L.E.A.P, an acronoymn for Leading, Enabling, Assisting & Protecting Hospitals towards Quality Service.
ELEVEN HAPPY REASONS. The PHA’s reasons for being in a state of blissful daze and thankfulness come from the results of the 62nd Annual Convention held on November 23-25, 2011 at Manila Hotel outlined as follows:
1. It has attained an estimated 1,500 record breaking
attendance and participants (including sponsors, guests,
support staff, etc) in its Nov. 23-25, 2011 Annual National
Convention held at the Manila Hotel.
2. It has broken the record on the number of exhibitors.
3. It has broken the record on the number of pre-registered
participants at 310 heads .
4. The cover of the Convention’s printed directory and
souvenir program have been lauded by many participants
as one of the best in design and printing through the use
of spot UV technology.
5. The tribute write ups on two outstanding women in the
Philippine hospital industry, Dr. Fe del Mundo of the Dr.
Fe del Mundo Medical Center Foundation and Dr. Thelma
Clemente of the Capitol Medical Center, were very much
appreciated by the respective families of the honorees.
6. It has raffled off the most number of prizes, both major
and minor.
7. All its invited guests of honor came and regaled the
audience with their own brand of repertoire.
8. It has elected its new set of Board of Directors, a new
President and set of Officers and welcomed a new
member of the Board (saying goodbye to one).
9. The registration process was comparatively smooth and
has done away with the snaking long lines of the previous
years.
10. The computer assisted election process was very much
improved than that of prior years and produced the
winners immediately after close of the polls. This, in
contrast to the tedious manual counting of the past which
extended to about midnight.
11. A PHA Provincial Council, the Capiz Provincial Council, came
with their officers in full force and were exhilarated to be
inducted by the newly installed President of the PHA.
IMPROVEMENTS. Imperfections in this world is a reality that everyone must accept. The bad must be taken in with the good . One can only learn from experiences so that mistakes of the past can be remedied and repetition in the future can be avoided as well. Deficiencies have been duly noted by the organizers so that improvements can be instituted in future events.
The PHA attributes much of the improvements in communications with members and the support given by the Board in campaigning for attendance. It is however accepted that there are still a lot of room for improvements on the aspect of communications attributable to the inefficiencies of the snail mail system of the country. However, with the relentless efforts of the concerned team and full support of the PHA Board of Directors on the Social Media Initiatives (Facebook, Twitter, Website, Email, Tumblr, Webinars, etc.) launched in early 2011, substantial improvements in communications are expected in 2012. The use of incentives and motivations were proven very effective , especially in the early birds registration campaign (cultural tour of museums, hospitality suite and raffle prizes), maintaining audience attendance and attention during the sessions and ceremonies as well as encouraging members to go to the polling place and visit exhibitors booths. Raffle Prizes worth noting were:
· For early birds registrants – an Apple IpodTouch and
Samsung Galaxy Mini Tab 5” courtesy of the PHA
Samsung Galaxy Mini Tab 5” courtesy of the PHA
· For Attendance at the Fellowship – Toshiba Personal
Laptop Computer donated by Governor Jericho Petilla
and Digital Cameras donated by BPI Leasing.
Laptop Computer donated by Governor Jericho Petilla
and Digital Cameras donated by BPI Leasing.
· For noontime attendance to the BPI Leasing talk – SONY
BRAVIA LED 32” TV and Digital Cameras and cellphones
BRAVIA LED 32” TV and Digital Cameras and cellphones
· For those who cast their votes – an Apple ipodTouch
courtesy of the PHA
courtesy of the PHA
· For those who stayed on for the closing Ceremonies – 2
units Apple IPAD2 16GB courtesy of the PHA
units Apple IPAD2 16GB courtesy of the PHA
In terms of improvements, one major thing that needs to be done for the 2012 Annual event is to plan early, preferably done by the First Quarter of 2012. The theme should be crafted early so that topics and resource speakers can be lined up and sent out invitations 5 months before the event. Equally important is to designate the people who will be team leaders of the various major activities of the event and in as much details as possible list down their respective duties and responsibilities. Early reservations of the event place are also a must.
2012 SET OF OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. The newly elected PHA Presidents faces a multitude of challenges for his term. It consist not only of surpassing the records of the 62nd Annual National Convention for 2012 but to bring forth forms of relief to the “battle-fatigued” hospitals owing to new and upcoming government regulations and legislations.
The following are the new Officers and Board of Directors of the PHA for the year 2012:
Atty. Bu Castro, M.D.
(from the Private Hospitals Sector)
President
Dr. Rudolfo Ante
(from the Private Hospitals Sector)
Vice-President – Luzon
Dr. Winifreda Cagulada
(from the Government Hospitals Sector)
Vice-President – Vizayas
Dr. Conrado Brana
(from the Government Hospitals Sector)
Vice-President - Mindanao
Dr. Jesus Jardin
(from the Private Hospitals Sector)
Treasurer
Dr. Janet del Mundo-Tan
(From the Government Hospitals Sector)
Secretary
Dr. Romeo Maano
(from the Private Hospitals Sector)
PRO
Dr. Concepcion Lim
(from the Private Hospitals Sector)
Director
Dr. Edgardo Salud
(from the Government Hospitals Sector)
Director
Dr. AVelino Obispo
(from the Private Hospitals Sector)
Director
Dr. Ruben Flores
(from the Government Hospitals Sector)
Immediate Past President
Dr. Thelma Navarette-Clemente
President Emeritus
OUTGOING PRESIDENT, DR. RUBEN FLORES’ VALEDICTORY ADDRESS. Dr. Ruben Flores opened up with referral to the “Heroes” in the midst of his administration for the last two years as President of the PHA. He laid down the many and substantial achievements attained during his terms of office which has as its focus and guide his “7 Point Agenda”. He expressed his appreciation and gratitude to the general membership for their support and cooperation, the Board of Directors for their efforts and works , the Secretariat and others who in one way or another helped make his journey a fruitful one.
He deemed it fit to explain in his valedictory address as to why he has stepped down despite doing a very good job in leading and bringing the organization to new heights. As was one of his 7 Point Agenda, he pushed for the amendment of the PHA’s by-laws especially on the issue of tenure of Officers. All Officers are not to hold office for more than two consecutive terms in the same position. They may however run for the position of the Board indefinitely, except for the President, who, upon holding office as President for an aggregate period of 6 years will forever be barred from running as a Director. This provision ensures that other members are given the chance to serve in the National Board as President and that in the case of Officer position, provides dynamism and a system of check and balance.
He further reiterated the honors brought to the country and the organization by the Asian Hospital Federation’s putting him in as President-elect for the years 2012 & 2013. This is to prepare him when he eventually assumes the position as AHF's President for the years 2014 & 2015. He reiterated that the Philippines shall bid for the holding in the Philippines of the AHF’s 14-country membership International Conference. Dr. Ruben Flores solicited the support of the general membership in this regard when the time comes.
2012 INCOMING PRESIDENT ATTY. BU CASTRO’s INAUGURAL ADDRESS. Dr. Bu Castro was introduced as a native of Bugallon Pangasinan, a physician - lawyer , 54 yrs of age, graduate of the University of Sto. Tomas, lecturer, professor, book author, former President of the Philippine Medical Association, President of the Association of All Health Organization of the Nation (AAHON) and former PRO of the PHA, among other things. His speech was described by the master of ceremony and PHA EO Mac Caliwara, as "short but powerful" centering on putting forward general words of caution to those would dare tax the patience of the PHA’s hospital membership. In the vernacular, President Bu Castro said , while pointing to the Board of Directors: “SUBUKAN NILA SILA”.
In closing, he flashed to the audience a slide which summarizes in a nutshell what and how he intends to LEAP as PHA's President:
In closing, he flashed to the audience a slide which summarizes in a nutshell what and how he intends to LEAP as PHA's President:
After “everything has been said and done” and when “things are over but the shouting”, it will be time again to go back to the business of rendering L.E.A.P. servitude to the PHA member hospitals towards Quality Service.
The new President and his set of Officers and Board will need all the prayers and support of everyone for 2012.
Front page of the national broadsheet Manila Bulletin November 25, 2011 issue showing from left to right: Dr. Edgardo Salud (PHA Treasurer and Director), Speaker Sonny Belmonte , Dr. Ruben Flores (PHA President), Dr. Thelma Clemente (PHA President Emeritus) and Mayor of Manila Fred Lim. |
Monday, November 21, 2011
Will PHA's Election Lack The Usual Excitement This 24th November, 2011?
The PHA's annual national election for the national board has always been a much anticipated event by its members.
Excitement Amidst Mass Resignation of PHA COMELEC. It was not without its excitement as year after year candidates vie for the position that will give them an opportunity to be of service to the general membership. Some 5 years back, the PHA Comelec faced a crisis with the mass resignation of all its members in the middle of controversies, protests and counter protests, coming from candidates at that time.
NEW PHA COMELEC. The issues were eventually fixed by the new set of PHA COMELEC, most of which are still incumbent to this date. Years subsequent to the replacement of the old with the new PHA COMELEC provided continued challeges as controversial issues continued to hound the elections. Many revisions in the PHA COMELEC rules, voting process and documentations have been introduced by the new PHA COMELEC. They were all designed to cope and adapt to the needs of the times and the organization.
*The first ever computer assisted manner of casting votes have been introduced 3 years ago. This allowed results to be known minutes after the close of the polling area. In the past, counting took several hours after the 4pm close of polling, extending to past midnight , with about a dozen personnel involved in the reading and tallying of votes for about 18 or so candidates. The PHA have much to thank its partner, COMLOGIK Business Systems, Inc. for developing the said software/program and supporting its full implementation at their own expense.
*Ambiguous elements in the COMELEC rules were clarified, modified and updated.
*Participated and provided significant and relevant inputs in the drawing of the Implementing Rules and Guidelines of the recently amended By Laws of the PHA.
YEAR 2011 ELECTIONS.
Letters Declining Nominations. As nominations were received and were subsequently sent out requests for acceptance by the nominees, the PHA COMELEC were a bit stupefied when letters from nominees declining their nominations began arriving.
100% Acceptance from Incumbent Board. The incumbent Board however submitted a 100% letter of acceptance. However, what could have been an otherwise routinary screening and proclamation of candidate of the COMELEC, proved otherwise. One incumbent board nominee lacked a certain document and therefore was denied by the COMELEC. In view of the lack of nominees, the position for the sector supposed to be represented had a vacancy of candidate. Under the rules and regulations released by the COMELEC prior to the nominations process, in such event where there will be a resulting vacancy, the nominations for that said sector shall be reopened until such time that it is filled up and/or to noontime of the day before the election. The subject earlier denied nominee was able to get the required documentat within 48 hours from being informed about the deficiency, was renominated and his nomination subsequently accepted.
What once thought to be a drab election due to the lack of candidates vying for positions may soon proven to be wrong. The 4 positions for the Board of Luzon Private are being contested by 6 equally qualified and prominent personalities. Candidates for the 2011 PHA ELECTIONS on November 24, 2011 todate follows:
Election of President and Other Officers. After the composition of the new PHA Board have been determined in that same afternoon of the 24th, after the close of the polls, the process of electing the new PHA President, VP-Luzon, VP Vizayas, VP Mindanao, Treasurer, Secretary and PRO follows. The choices will be made by the new PHA Board who will go through the process of open nominations and secret balloting, supervised by the PHA COMELEC. Before midnight of the 24th, the PHA should have its new set of Board and Officers ready for proclamation and induction in the Closing Ceremonies of the following day.
Tenure of Office and the Amended By-Laws. The amended by-laws ratified by the General Membership and already approved by the SEC carries the following provisions relevant to the holding of offices in PHA by those concered:
1. Any members in good standing can have its representative run for the position of Director without limit, except for any individual who will accumulate an aggregate service of 6 years as President.
2. Any Officer who have been holding on the same position for two years will not be qualified for the same position the third consecutive time. However he is qualified for the same position after skipping one year. This rule does not apply in the case of the President.
3. In the position of President, an individual can be qualified to be President but subject to the two year consecutive limit with a maximum limit of 6 years. Any member hospital's representative who have accumulated 6 years as President will no longer be allowed to go beyond the 6 years. He also will be barred to run as Director once the 6 years aggregate service in the Presidency have been attained.
Excitement Amidst Mass Resignation of PHA COMELEC. It was not without its excitement as year after year candidates vie for the position that will give them an opportunity to be of service to the general membership. Some 5 years back, the PHA Comelec faced a crisis with the mass resignation of all its members in the middle of controversies, protests and counter protests, coming from candidates at that time.
NEW PHA COMELEC. The issues were eventually fixed by the new set of PHA COMELEC, most of which are still incumbent to this date. Years subsequent to the replacement of the old with the new PHA COMELEC provided continued challeges as controversial issues continued to hound the elections. Many revisions in the PHA COMELEC rules, voting process and documentations have been introduced by the new PHA COMELEC. They were all designed to cope and adapt to the needs of the times and the organization.
*The first ever computer assisted manner of casting votes have been introduced 3 years ago. This allowed results to be known minutes after the close of the polling area. In the past, counting took several hours after the 4pm close of polling, extending to past midnight , with about a dozen personnel involved in the reading and tallying of votes for about 18 or so candidates. The PHA have much to thank its partner, COMLOGIK Business Systems, Inc. for developing the said software/program and supporting its full implementation at their own expense.
*Ambiguous elements in the COMELEC rules were clarified, modified and updated.
*Participated and provided significant and relevant inputs in the drawing of the Implementing Rules and Guidelines of the recently amended By Laws of the PHA.
YEAR 2011 ELECTIONS.
Letters Declining Nominations. As nominations were received and were subsequently sent out requests for acceptance by the nominees, the PHA COMELEC were a bit stupefied when letters from nominees declining their nominations began arriving.
100% Acceptance from Incumbent Board. The incumbent Board however submitted a 100% letter of acceptance. However, what could have been an otherwise routinary screening and proclamation of candidate of the COMELEC, proved otherwise. One incumbent board nominee lacked a certain document and therefore was denied by the COMELEC. In view of the lack of nominees, the position for the sector supposed to be represented had a vacancy of candidate. Under the rules and regulations released by the COMELEC prior to the nominations process, in such event where there will be a resulting vacancy, the nominations for that said sector shall be reopened until such time that it is filled up and/or to noontime of the day before the election. The subject earlier denied nominee was able to get the required documentat within 48 hours from being informed about the deficiency, was renominated and his nomination subsequently accepted.
What once thought to be a drab election due to the lack of candidates vying for positions may soon proven to be wrong. The 4 positions for the Board of Luzon Private are being contested by 6 equally qualified and prominent personalities. Candidates for the 2011 PHA ELECTIONS on November 24, 2011 todate follows:
Election of President and Other Officers. After the composition of the new PHA Board have been determined in that same afternoon of the 24th, after the close of the polls, the process of electing the new PHA President, VP-Luzon, VP Vizayas, VP Mindanao, Treasurer, Secretary and PRO follows. The choices will be made by the new PHA Board who will go through the process of open nominations and secret balloting, supervised by the PHA COMELEC. Before midnight of the 24th, the PHA should have its new set of Board and Officers ready for proclamation and induction in the Closing Ceremonies of the following day.
Tenure of Office and the Amended By-Laws. The amended by-laws ratified by the General Membership and already approved by the SEC carries the following provisions relevant to the holding of offices in PHA by those concered:
1. Any members in good standing can have its representative run for the position of Director without limit, except for any individual who will accumulate an aggregate service of 6 years as President.
2. Any Officer who have been holding on the same position for two years will not be qualified for the same position the third consecutive time. However he is qualified for the same position after skipping one year. This rule does not apply in the case of the President.
3. In the position of President, an individual can be qualified to be President but subject to the two year consecutive limit with a maximum limit of 6 years. Any member hospital's representative who have accumulated 6 years as President will no longer be allowed to go beyond the 6 years. He also will be barred to run as Director once the 6 years aggregate service in the Presidency have been attained.
Sunday, November 20, 2011
THE PHA's 62nd ANNUAL NATIONAL CONVENTION
The PHA is now recognized as a must-attend convention because of its in-depth exploration of current and emerging issues and trends in hospital and health care delivery. The Annual Convention is a convergence of more than 1000 senior hospital executives who come to discuss leadership challenges and opportunities facing health care. It has consistently gathered thought leaders not only in the health care sector but across industries, making it a melting pot of fresh ideas where best practices emerge.
Objectives
Convention participants can expect a worthwhile learning experience as health leaders converge to share information and expertise for improving healthcare delivery and hospital performance. The three-day program can help participants
· Analyze the challenges of an increasingly borderless world where patients expect a seamless and integrated health delivery system
· Study and learn the issues facing other leaders of healthcare delivery in other countries as they develop and implement new, effective operational processes and strategies;
· Gain awareness of the impact of advances in medical knowledge and information technology on the process of healthcare delivery, and leverage them to improve quality of care, process and cost controls, and revenue;
· Explore strategies that can promote performance improvement in creating a culture of quality and excellent service;
· Evaluate innovative models in healthcare delivery in order to develop and implement strategies that can potentially enhance the competitiveness of the country as barriers for free trade are being steadily dismantled in an era of globalized health care.
· * Inculcate corporate conscience in the ways hospitals do things reconciling business needs vs societal needs (people, planet, profit) with focus on positive impacts on environment, communities and all other stakeholders most especially in the promotion of Public Interest.
PROGRAMME
Day 1— Wednesday
November 23, 2011
PRE-CONVENTION ACTIVITIES
Morning
7:30 Arrival of Guests and Delegates
Pre-convention Registration
Venue: Tent City, Manila Hotel
8:00 Distribution of Convention Kits and ID’s to Early Birds
Registrants (EBR) 9:00 Departure of EBR for Museum Tour
9:00 Opening Ceremonies and Tour of Exhibits
Guest: HON. JOEY LINA
President, Manila Hotel
Assisted by: RUBEN C. FLORES, MD,MHA
President, PHA & The Officers and
Board of Directors
( F R E E T I M E )
* EBRs may inquire about other amenities available to them aside from the Museum Tour
Afternoon
4:00 Meeting of the Board of Directors
Venue: Champagne Salon, Manila
6:00 DINNER, FELLOWSHIP , AWARDS’ NIGHT
Theme: Retro and Smart Casual
Enjoy a night of Ballroom Dancing, Games, Raffles
Networking and socializing with your industry
colleagues
Applaud the achievements of awardees
Get a chance to win raffles prizes
Raffling off of the Apple iPod Touch and Samsung
Mini Tablet 5” for the EBRs
Guests of Speaker : HON. CARLOS JERICHO PETILLA
Governor, Province of Leyte
PHA Hall of Fame Awardee
Music and Entertainment: Soundstream, Elegant Touch and The Ateneo Glee Club
EDGARDO V. SALUD, MD, MHA & HERMOGENES D. JARIN, MD, CHA
Master of Ceremonies
PROGRAMME
Day 2 - Thursday
November 24, 2011
OPENING CEREMONIES
8:00 Registration and Election (Tent City)
9:00 Opening
Assembly
Entrance of Colors Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila Cadets
Processional
Doxology JOHN VAN DE STEEN MALE CHOIR
Philippine National Anthem JOHN VAN DE STEEN MALE CHOIR
Declaration of the Opening of the
Convention and Opening Remarks HERMOGENES D. JARIN, MD,CHA
Overall Chair, 2011 Organizing Committee
Recognition of Guests / Dignitaries JANET DEL MUNDO-TAN, MD
Secretary, PHA
Message of Welcome HON. ALFREDO S. LIM
to the City of Manila Mayor
City of Manila
Welcome Remarks RUBEN C. FLORES, MD,MHA
President, PHA
Message from UNILAB MR. CHITO O. STA. MARIA
Division Vice President
PRMD-UNILAB, Inc.
Introduction of the Guest of Honor RUBEN C. FLORES, MD,MHA
President, PHA
Address of the Keynote SpeakerHON. FELICIANO R. BELMONTE, JR.
Representative Speaker of the House
ATTY. LEO O. OLARTE, MD
PHA Legal Counsel and PMA Governor for Manila
Ceremonial Opening & Protocol Officer
Intermission JOHN VAN DE STEEN Male Choir
PROGRAMME
Day 2 - Thursday
November 24, 2011
Plenary Session I TRANSITIONS
10:15 Opening of the Plenary Session
Introduction of the Keynote Speaker RUBEN C. FLORES, MD,MHA
President,PHA
Address of the Keynote Speaker HON. EDUARDO BANZON, MD
President and CEO Phil. Health Insurance Corp.
10:30 ENABLING PUBLIC-PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERSHIP IN
HEALTHCARE: Incentives in Health Investments
Speaker: HON. CRISTINO PANLILIO
Undersecretary
Department of Trade and Industry
11:00 FROM HOSPITALITY TO HOSPITAL-ITY
Speaker: MS. ROSE LIBONGCO
Immediate Past President
Hotel Sales and Marketing Association
11:30 TECHNOLOGY-DRIVEN HEALTHCARE: How Teleradiology
is Enabling Access
Speaker: ERIC SCHULZE, MD, PhD
CEO, Teleradiology Software and
Professional Services
TelRadAsia, Inc.
12:00 Lunch Break ANNUAL BUSINESS
12:45 NEWBORN HEARING SCREENING
Speaker: RODOLFO BELLOSILLO DELA CRUZ, MD, FPSOANS, FPCS
Chairman, Dep’t. of Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery
St. Pauls Hospital, Ilo-ilo City
MARGARITO D. HERNANDEZ, MD
President and CEO
Our Lady of Caysasay Medical Center
Moderator
PROGRAMME
Day 2 - Thursday
November 24, 2011
Plenary Session II CHALLENGES
1 : 30 RATIONAL APPROACH IN THE MANAGEMENT OF RTI
Speaker: ISAGANI C. RODRIGUEZ, MD, FPCP, FPCCP
Asst. Professor—UERMMC
Asst. Professor—Ateneo School of Medical and
Public Health
Head—Ambulatory Medicine, UERMMC
2:15 CHANGING PARADIGM: SICK CARE TO WELL CARE
Speaker: JAIME GALVEZ-TAN
Public Relations Officer, CFSI
Engagement in Community Health
Speaker: HON. RICOJUDGE JANVIER M. ECHIVERRI
National President
National Liga ng mga Barangay sa
Pilipinas
3:45 THE CHALLENGE OF CARING FOR EMPOWERED CONSUMERS: WHAT IT TAKES TO SUCCEED IN THE COMPETITIVE HEALTH CARE MARKET
Speaker: MS. JOSEPHINE C. AGUILAR
Vice President
Industrial Relations and Special Project
St. Lukes Medical Center
4:15 HEALTH CARE MOVING TOWARDS CONVERGENCE
Speaker: SOE NYUNT-U, MD
WHO Representative to the Philippines
ANGEL ESTRELLA, MD
Medical Director
Estrella Hospital
Moderator SIMULTANEOUS ACTIVITIES
Day 2 –Thursday
November 24, 2011
Afternoon till Evening
4:00 CANVASSING OF VOTES
COMELEC - PHA
5:00 MEETING OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
WITH THE PHA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Venue : Roma Salon, Manila Hotel
PROGRAMME
Day 3 - Friday
November 25, 2011
Plenary Session III TRENDS
8:45 Overview of the Session
9:15 BRANDING THE PHILIPPINE HEALTHCARE
Speaker: MR. JUNIE DEL MUNDO
Chief Executive Officer
Eon the Stakeholder Relations Firm
10:00 DEVELOPING A NEXT-GENERATION HUMAN RESOURCE
STRATEGY: Technology Meets HR
STRATEGY: Technology Meets HR
Speaker: MR. JOHN PHILIP S. ORBETA
Managing Director & Group Head,
Corporate Resources
Corporate Resources
Ayala Corporation
10:45 GREEN IS THE COLOR OF HEALTHCARE: Building Healing Into Hospital Structure
Speaker: ARCHITECT FELINO PALAFOX, JR.
Principal Architect and Urban Planners
Palafox and Associates
Luncheon Presentation LEASING: THE WISER OPTION
Speaker: DANILO T. REYES
President of BPI Leasing Corporation
Raffle Sponsored by BPI Leasing Corporation: Sony LCD Bravia 32” ,
3 Nokia Cellphones, 2 Canon Digital Cameras, 10 4GB USB.
3 Nokia Cellphones, 2 Canon Digital Cameras, 10 4GB USB.
12:45 QUALITY LABORATORY SERVICES IN HOSPITALS
Speaker: TOMAS P. MARAMBA, MD
President, Philippine Council on the
Accreditation of Healthcare Org.
Accreditation of Healthcare Org.
IRINEO C. BERNARDO III, MD
Administrator
Tanay Community Hospital, Inc.
Secretary General - Phil. Medical Association
Tanay Community Hospital, Inc.
Secretary General - Phil. Medical Association
Moderator
PROGRAMME
Day 3 - Friday
November 25, 2011
Plenary Session IV ISSUES AND DIRECTIONS
1:30 NEW BUSINESS MODELS IN MANAGING HOSPITALS
Speaker: MS. ALMA RITA D.R. JIMENEZ
President & CEO
Health Solutions
2:00 HOW WELL DO WE KNOW: ARE WE GIVING OUR PATIENTS
QUALITY MEDICINES?
Speaker: WILLIAM “BILL” TORRES, R.Ph, Ph.D
UST-CeDRES, Chairman of the Board
2:30 HEALING THERAPIES IN HOSPITAL: THE VALUE OF
MEDICAL SPA
MEDICAL SPA
Speaker: MS. CATHERINE TURVILL
President , Nature Spa
3:45 Summation and Closing Address
HERMOGENES D. JARIN, MD,CHA
Overall Chairperson
2011 Annual National Convention
GRAND RAFFLE GRAND RAFFLE GRAND RAFFLE
(Asia Cruise, television set, etc.)
CARMINA C. DESALES, MHA, FPCHA / ATTY. BU C. CASTRO, MD
President PHA Public Relations Office
Capitol Medical Center
ModeratorsPROGRAMME
Day 3 - Friday
November 25, 2011
CLOSING CEREMONIES
4:00 Prayer
Recognition of Guests / Dignitaries RUBEN C. FLORES, MD,MHA
President, PHA
Introduction of Guest of Honor RUBEN C. FLORES, MD,MHA
President, PHA
Inspirational Message
Guest of Honor: THELMA NAVARRETE-CLEMENTE, MD,MHA
PHA President Emeritus
PHA Annual Awards
Proclamation of the Newly Elected JAIME A. ALMORA, MD
Officers and Board of Directors Chairman, COMELEC
Induction of the Newly-elected Officers And Board of Directors
THELMA NAVARRETE-CLEMENTE, MD, MHA
PHA President Emeritus
Simultaneous Induction of the new set of Provincial Council Officers
By the Newly Elected PHA President
By the Newly Elected PHA President
Valedictory Address Outgoing President
Inaugural Address and Closing Remarks Incoming President
CLIMACO E. CALIWARA, CPA
PHA Executive Officer and
EO SSMC Group of Hospitals and Clinics
EO SSMC Group of Hospitals and Clinics
Master of Ceremonies
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