WORKSHOP #2

Department of Health – Regional Office II, Disaster Risk Reduction and Management for Health (DRRM-H)
• Identify all hazards affecting your catchment area
• Rate each hazard according to priority (3= highest; 1=lowest)
• Arrange hazards from highest total to lowest
HAZARD SEVERITY FREQUENCY EXTENT DURATION MANAGEA TOTAL RANK
BILITY IMPACT
 WORKSHOP #3

• Department of Health – Regional Office II, Disaster Risk Reduction and Management for Health (DRRM-H)
VULNERABILITY IDENTIFICATION
• Enumerate the identified hazard/s from the Hazard Prioritization table
• List down vulnerabilities of the regional institutions (i.e. RO, Hospital,
LGU) from the hazards identified, while considering the elements of
the community (1) People (2) Service (6 building blocks of Health
System), (3) Property and (4) Environment (5) Livelihood
 HAZARD ELEMENTS OF THE COMMUNITY VULNERABILITY
Hazard #1 (Typhoon) V1: People
V1: Service
V1: Property
V1: Environment
V1: Livelihood
Hazard #2 V2: People
V2: Service
V2: Property
V2: Environment
V2: Livelihood
People e.g. Current population census represents more Infants, young and old; that needs assistance saving/ protecting themselves in
crisis |
Service e.g. No alternate/contingency plan of health service and delivery in the occurrence of e/d with poor resource and network
|
Property e.g. Sub-standard health infrastructure and those that are located in low lying areas |
Environment e.g. Far flung areas; low lying areas; areas nearing coastline etc
Livelihood e.g. Mining as major source of income that has detrimental effects of one’s health
Health System – 6 Building Blocks of Health System: Governance: e.g. Shift in government system | HRH: e.g. Limited Human
Resources for Health |SD: e.g. Depletion of financial resources | Information Management.: e.g. Depletion of medicines;
inadequate prepositioned commodities | Technology/Logistics: e.g. Inaccessible service delivery area | Financing: e.g. Delayed
reporting due to interruption of lifelines that can affect the elements of the community