ROSE PHARMACY

Established in 1952 in Cebu City, Rose Pharmacy is one of the Philippines top pharmaceutical retailers with over 183 branches in strategic locations all over the country, providing easy access to quality and affordable medicines for its numerous customers.

 Rose Pharmacy was adjudged the 2006 National Winner of the Drugstore Association of the Philippines (DSAP) Quality Award Chain Store Category. At the core of its corporate philosophy is KSM or Kay Sarap Magmahal, the customer-centered culture that is uniquely Rose Pharmacys.

 With the customer being the centerpiece of its corporate plans, Rose Pharmacy has streamlined its branch operation by installing advanced POS system in all branches thereby providing not only fast and efficient computerized service but also accurate accounting and inventory monitoring. With its home delivery facility ROSExpress Delivery, buying medicines and grocery items is just a phone call away

and delivered right to customers doorsteps.

 Mindful of its corporate responsibility to the community, Rose Pharmacy has established the Rose Pharmacy Foundation, which undertakes yearly various medical missions/free clinics to different barangays in the Philippine Islands, in cooperation with local medical practitioners and its partners in the pharmaceutical industry.

 The foundation has also provided scholarship grants to qualified children of its regular employees who wish to study B.S in Pharmacy in any college or university of their choice. The establishment of this website further enhances Rose Pharmacys customer service thru online product inquiry and ordering and other on-line services.

WATSONS

 Watsons Personal Care Stores (Phils.) Inc. is part of the Health and Beauty Store chain of A.S Watson, the largest health, beauty, cosmetics, and perfumery retailer in the world. Watsons Philippines delivers only the best health, wellness, and beauty solutions to each and every customer

 Today, Watsons H&B Asia is the leading health and beauty chain in the continent with successful operations in 9 markets (Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Korea, Taiwan, and the Philippines).

ILOILO MISSION HOSPITAL

(Private Hospital)

Iloilo Mission Hospital (also referred to

as Mission Hospital, Mission or IMH) is a

private tertiary, training and teaching hospital located in Jaro, Iloilo City, Philippines. It was established in 1901 by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Hall, missionaries of the Presbyterian Foreign Mission Board, and has the distinction as the

first American and Protestant hospital in

the Philippines and in Asia[1] Iloilo Mission Hospital serves as the base hospital of Central Philippine University.

The hospital serves as a teaching hospital for Medicine, Nursing, Medical Technology, Physical Therapy, Medical Social Work, Pharmacy, Nutrition and Dietetics and has a Chaplaincy Program. Iloilo Mission Hospital is accredited also for residency training program in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynecology and with Family Medicine and Surgery.

SERVICES OFFERED
Medicine
Pulmonary Services Allergology Psychiatry Neurology Dermatology Nephrology with Hemodia lysis Unit Rheumatology & Immunol ogy Cardiology Family Medicine Pediatrics OB-Gynecology

Anesthesia Clinical Laboratory

and Pathology

Fetal Monitor
Dental Services Medical Library Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Endoscopy and Bronchoscopy Surgery

ENT Ophtyalmology Neurosurgery Cardiovascular and Thoracic Urology Orthopedic and Hand Surgery General Surgery

Pediatric Intermediate Intensive Care Unit Diabetes Education Clinic Chaplaincy Services Out Patient Services Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Medicine Pharmacy CT Scan Nutrition Clinic

Pain Management and Palliative Care Stress Test & Echocardiography (ECG) Pulong-Bulong Outreach Mission Program

WEST VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER

(government hospital)

The West Visayas State University Medical Center (WVSU-MC) is a 300 bed level 4 tertiary, teaching and training hospital of the West Visayas State University. It serves as the training, facility of the WVSU Colleges of Medicine and Nursing and several affiliating institutions. The WVSU-MC has accredited residency training programs in Surgery, OB-Gyne, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Orthopedics, Psychiatry, Radiology and Anesthesiology. It is 5-10 minute walk from the University main campus.

Discounts on accommodation, laboratory and diagnostic imaging fees are granted to the following: 1. WVSU personnel and their dependents 2. Bonafide students of WVSU 3. Lifetime and regular members of the WVSU Alumni Association Inc. 4. Post graduate interns of WVSU-MC 5. Employees of government agencies and their qualified dependents. 6. Senior citizens 7. Persons with disabilities

SERVICES OFFERED
The operation of the residency training program allows it to offer a wide range of mental health services to the general public. These services are offered by the three major training facilities of the program, namely the West Visayas State University College of Medicine and Medical Center, the Western Visayas Medical Center, and the Pototan Mental Emergency psychiatric care is provided at the emergency rooms of the three facilities for patients who require immediate psychiatric attention. The patients seen are those suffering from primarily psychiatric conditions, presenting as emergencies, or referrals from other ER sections for patients with medical illnesses but who have psychiatric

Health Unit.

symptoms and disorders as well.

 Inpatient Care For patients whose circumstances demand hospitalization, the three facilities provide inpatient care. WVSUMC has a ten-bed psychiatric unit, WVMC has a 28-bed facility, while PMHU can accommodate 25 patients. Charity patients are admitted to these units. Pay patients are admitted to private rooms of WVSUMC and WVMC.

Patients well enough for their treatment to continue at home are seen at the outpatient section of

the three facilities. The patients

follow a schedule for their visits, although visits outside of the schedule are allowed depending on the need of patients, and the availability of residents.

Outpatient Care

 Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Psychiatric needs of patients below 18 years of age are met by the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry facilities of the consortium, available at WVSUMC and WVMC. Child patients at the PMHU are referred to the two other facilities. Residents are supervised by two child

Geriatric Psychiatry Psychiatric services are also offered to patients in the geriatric

age group. The consortium works

with other experts in the field, like geriatricians and social workers, to provide optimum care for the

and adolescent psychiatrists in the

consultant staff.

elderly.

 Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry Psychiatry residents and consultants are available to answer referrals from other hospital sections of WVSUMC and WVMC.

Social and Community Psychiatry

Residents and consultants gain exposure in Social and Community Psychiatry by their collaborative work with government and nongovernment institutions. Among these efforts are provision of mental health

These usually involve patients with medical

illnesses, but who also present with psychological symptoms, or are having a comorbid psychiatric disorder. Psychiatric liaison services are presently not yet available but several are in the works.

services to Gawad Kalinga Villages in Iloilo City,

which was started only recently, and the consortium's involvement in the psychosocial managements of disaster victims. Previously, it was also involved in the Tatap Buang project of a local nongovernmental organization, which took care of vagrant psychotics in Iloilo City.

 Forensic Psychiatry Cases involving the courts and the legal system are taken care of by

Occupational Therapy Two occupational therapists are presently in the staff to provide

the consortium's expertise in

Forensic Psychiatry. Consultants and residents regularly answer court calls as ordinary or expert witnesses in cases involving psychiatric patients.

occupational therapy services to

patients. One is at the WVMC, and the other at PMSU. These services are now only available for inpatients, but plans are underway to expand these to the outpatient section.

Prepared by : Bea Gonzaga, Shajamie Halamane , Sofia Jane Gilay