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4 Quality Management Context of the a. Determine internal and external issues (SWOT)
System Organization (Clause 4.1)
b. Identify interested parties (Stakeholder Analysis)
(Clause 4.2)
c. Address the risks and opportunities identified (Risk /
Opportunity Assessment Matrix) (Clause 4.4 f /
6.1/10.1)
DOH’s conformance to the ISO 9001:2015
requirements
Clause ISO 9001:2008 ISO 9001:2015 Changes in the DOH QMS
Requirement Requirement
5 Management Leadership Maintain Quality Policy as a documented information
Responsibility (Clause 5.2.2)
6 Resource Management Planning Identify plan of actions to address risk and opportunities,
integrate and implement the actions and evaluate the
effectiveness of these action. (SWOT, Stakeholder & Risk /
Opportunity Assessment Matrix (Clause 6.1)
7 Product Realization Support Harmonize NAP and Document and Records Control
Procedure to be managed as control of documented
information. (Clause 7.5.3)
DOH’s conformance to the ISO 9001:2015
requirements
Clause ISO 9001:2008 ISO 9001:2015 Changes in the DOH QMS
Requirement Requirement
8 Measurement, analysis Operation
and improvement
9 Performance Evaluation Revised Management Review agendas to comply with
the new requirements. Offices to adopt these
agendas. (Clause 9.3)
Can be specific LGU persons/positions (Municipality Health Executive, Municipality Health Officers, Baranggay Health Officials,
etc.)
Other Government Agencies (DPWH, NEDA, COA, DBM, Civil Service, etc .)
External Providers/Suppliers
DOH/RO Employees
Academe/Professional Societies
Media
General Public
Clause 4: Context of the Organization
- New Assessment Guide -
Clause 5: Leadership
The DOH Manual shall be revised > Quality Policy shall be maintained as a documented information
All tarpaulins are to be pulled out once manual has been updated
QOPs shall be enlisted in your Document Master List
The Department of Health, as the nation’s leader in health, is committed to nurture the
Filipino people to be amongst the healthiest in Southeast Asia by 2022, through the
development of a people-centered, productive, resilient, and equitable health system.
DOH is committed to implement its standards, policies, procedures and practices to ensure
the highest standards of health care in compliance with customers’, statutory and
regulatory requirements.
We at the DOH, together with our partners, shall continue to observe zero tolerance against
corruption and inculcate the value of integrity, excellence and compassion to support
continual improvement of our Quality Management System as we provide just and equitable
health service to the public.
Clause 6: Planning
Link to your QOP, work processes, and WFP your measures to address identified
risks and opportunities
Risk/Opportunity assessment
Risks/ Opportunities Risk/Opportunity
Potential Cause/s Probabilit Risk/Opportunity Status
identified Impact management measure
y Evaluation
Risks
- Request change of
contract of service to
contractuals
under PS both for the
HRH deployment
program and DOH
Inadequate human job orders
Disrupted Work On going
resources (end of M H 2 - Improve incentive
Operations request
contractualization) mechanism
- Include mandate to
regulate distribution
of HRH
- 1. Usec . Bayugo/
HHRDB
- 2. Usec.Tong-an/ AS
Clause 7: Support
Clause 7.5: Documented Information
Include accomplished QOP in the Document Master List
Download revised quality manual once Quality Policy has been updated
Stamping with controlled and uncontrolled marks is no longer required
All documented information should be:
made available
properly controlled
version control
defined access, distribution, retrieval and use
Storage and preservation
retention and disposition
appropriately signed after review and approval
adequately protected
i.e. stored in cabinets with lock
Clause 9: Performance Evaluation Submit MR report not
later than July 1
Conduct MR following these agendas
1. Follow up Status of Actions from Previous Management Review *conduct MR prior to
your EQA
2. Process Performance and Conformity via QOP and QOPM
3. Quality Management System Performance through Audits and Self-
Assessment
4. Customer Feedback Results and Analysis
5. Performance Evaluation of External Providers
6. Organizational Assessment
1. Changes in Internal and External Issues
2. Effectives of actions to address risks and opportunities
7. Agreements
1. Opportunities for Improvement
2. Changes in the QMS
3. Resource needs
TRANSITION AND
SURVEILLANCE AUDIT
Customer Satisfaction Survey
1. Utilize the CSS computation tool that QMS office
would be providing
Office Head: If you are to retire next year, what have you been doing to prepare
your office/team?
Office Supervisor: How do you pass on your expertise and knowledge?
Thank you!