The CITY OF

MANILA D II

DI

Land D IV

Area 38.28 Km2

D III

D VI
6 congressional
districts DV
 The CITY OF

MANILA D II

DI

897 BARANGAYS D IV

D III

Depressed
230 Barangays D VI

Urban Poor
41% Population
DV
 POPULATION

49%
1,576,975
(2002)
51%
 POPULATION

41% - 19 years old & below

37% - 20-39 years old
17% - 40-59 years old
6% - 60 years old & above
 HEALTH

HEALTCIL
FACILITIES
48 health centers
1 satellite clinic
12 lying-in-clinics
 HEALTH

HEALTCIL
FACILITIES
108 public school clinics
4 comm. ref. Infirmaries w/
flying squad stations
 HEALTH

HEALTCIL
FACILITIES
1 city gov’t employees clini c
1 physical therapy clinic
1 insect & vermin cntrl offc.
 HEALTH

HEALTCIL
FACILITIES

1 public health lab

1 v d control clinic
2 public cemeteries
 HEALTH

HEALTCIL
FACILITIES

1 mortuary complex – cremato-

rium, chapel & morgue
1 geriatric clinic
 HEALTH

HEALTCIL
FACILITIES

4 city gov’t hospitals

5 national gov’t hospitals
25 private hospitals
 HEALTH

HEALTCIL
FACILITIES

21 private lying-in-clinics
100 private school clinics
1998-
 CITY HEALTH OFFICER NGOs

ASSISTANT CITY HEALTH OFFICER

Pharmacy Special Programs/Projects

Insect and Vermin Control Cemetery

ADMINISTRATIVE
Administrative Services Health Operations Services
Planning, Training,
Research, Development and

SERVICES Division of Public Health

Evaluation Services

Division of Maternal
Personnel Section
Laboratory and Child Health

Property Section Division of City Gov’t Division of Planning

Employees’ Clinic and Coordination

Finance Section Division of Preventable

Geriatric Mental Diseases
Clinic Hygiene
Central Records
Division of Sanitation
Section (6) Health District Offices
Transpo & Gen Division of
Services Section Tuberculosis Control
Division of School
Health Services
Division of Nursing

O RGANI ZATIONA
Services
Division of Dental
Services

Office of Midwifery

L S TR UCT UR
Office of Family
Planning

Office of Nutrition
 CITY HEALTH OFFICER NGOs

ASSISTANT CITY HEALTH OFFICER

Pharmacy Special Programs/Projects

Insect and Vermin Control Cemetery

HLTH OPERATIONS
Administrative Services Health Operations Services
Planning, Training,
Research, Development and

SERVICES Division of Public Health

Evaluation Services

Division of Maternal
Personnel Section
Laboratory and Child Health

Property Section Division of City Gov’t Division of Planning

Employees’ Clinic and Coordination

Finance Section Division of Preventable

Geriatric Mental Diseases
Clinic Hygiene
Central Records
Division of Sanitation
Section (6) Health District Offices
Transpo & Gen Division of
Services Section Tuberculosis Control
Division of School
Health Services
Division of Nursing

O RGANI ZATIONA
Services
Division of Dental
Services

Office of Midwifery

L S TR UCT UR
Office of Family
Planning

Office of Nutrition
 CITY HEALTH OFFICER NGOs

ASSISTANT CITY HEALTH OFFICER

Pharmacy Special Programs/Projects

Insect and Vermin Control Cemetery

Administrative Services PLNNG TRNG RES

Health Operations Services
Planning, Training,
Research, Development and

DEV & EVAL

Evaluation Services

Personnel Section Division of Public Health Division of Maternal

Laboratory and Child Health

Property Section Division of City Gov’t Division of Planning

Employees’ Clinic and Coordination

Finance Section Division of Preventable

Geriatric Mental Diseases
Clinic Hygiene
Central Records
Division of Sanitation
Section (6) Health District Offices
Transpo & Gen Division of
Services Section Tuberculosis Control
Division of School
Health Services
Division of Nursing

O RGANI ZATIONA
Services
Division of Dental
Services

Office of Midwifery

L S TR UCT UR
Office of Family
Planning

Office of Nutrition
A
NNUAL
HEALTH BUDGET

2002 - P5 .5
B
CI TY BU DG ET
A
NNUAL
HEALTH BUDGET
HEALTH
16% P915.6 M

NON-HEALTH
84% P4.624 B

Budget for HEALTH

vis-à-vis

NON-HEALTH RELATED
A
NNUAL
HEALTH BUDGET
GABMC 3%

O S 1%
MHD 7% OM 4% O T 1%

NON-HEALTH
84% P4.6 B

Budget for HEALTH by

HEALTH FACILITIES
A NNUAL
HEALTH BUDGET

YE AR BU DGE T

2002 P 378.2 M
2001 P 366.5
2000 371.9
1999 345.7
1998 341.4
1997 203.6 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
A NNUAL
HEALTH BUDGET

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

PS 280.2 288 286.6 310.8 321.6 324.3
MOOE 52.9 54.1 60.4 55.7 56.6 55.3
C.O. 5 80T 1.6 0 0 950T

Total
Budget 338.1 342.3 348.6 366.5 378.2 380.6

Figures in P
millions
A NNUAL
HEALTH BUDGET

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

PS 280.2 288 286.6 310.8 321.6 324.3
MOOE 52.9 54.1 60.4 55.7 56.6 55.3
C.O. 5 80T 1.6 0 0 950T

Total
Budget 338.1 342.3 348.6 366.5 378.2 380.6
PS= Personal Services
Figures in P MOOE- Maitenance & Other Operating expenses

millions CO=CapitaL outlay

 OPERATING EXPENDITURES
(PERSONAL SERVICES)
Salaries and Wages - Regular Pay (1419) 195,869,679.34 215,672,076.00 215,831,676.00
Salaries and Wages - Casual/Contratuals 12,083,016.00
Salaries of Employees by Contract (29) 4,754,547.50 4,652,701.00
Allowances of Barangay Health Workers (250) 8,816,460.00 9,000,000.00
Personnel Economic Relief Allowance (PERA) 7,308,216.89 8,004,000.00 8,340,000.00
Additional Compensation (ADCOM) 7,308,211.86 8,004,000.00 8,340,000.00
Representation Allowance (RA) (26) 967,500.00
Representation Allowance (RA) (24) 762,200.00 770,400.00
Commutable Allowance (2) 93,900.00 92,700.00
Transportation Allowance (TA) (26) 854,900.00 863,100.00 967,500.00
Clothing Allowance 5,060,000.00 5,336,000.00 5,560,000.00
Honoraria 20,000.00
Honorarium for member of Local Health Board 23,585.66 20,000.00
Christmas Bonus 18,465,678.00
Cash Gift 7,200,000.00
Bonuses and Incentives including Cash Gift 24,253,421.50 24,821,333.00
Life and Retirement Insurance Contributions 23,174,284.46 24,697,920.00 25,510,575.00
Pag-Ibig Contributions 1,602,777.58 1,600,800.00 1,668,000.00
Philhealth Contributions 1,417,102.75 1,786,575.00 1,860,075.00
ECC Contributions 441,130.00 480,240.00 1,491,182.00
Health Workers Benefits 14,116,620.00
Hazard Pay (180) 298,023.47 648,000.00
Incetive Pay of Dentists, Nurse and Midwives
assigned in various health centers (540) 411,672.27 648,000.00
Subsistence Allowance (1,361) 8,194,880.00 10,565,280.00
Laundry Allowance (1,361) 1,762,145.00 2,001,000.00
Longevity Pay 1,482,653.61 1,890,000.00 1,890,000.00
Prior Years Obligation 18,768.00

SUB-TOTAL 293,889,791.89 321,572,893.00 324,311,822.00

2001 2 20 03
 OPERATING EXPENDITURES
(MAINTENANCE & OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES)
Traveling Expenses - Local 37,644.00 150,000.00 1,560,000.00
Training and Seminar Expenses 75,000.00 75,000.00
Water 1,299,999.94 1,500,000.00 1,700,000.00
Electricity 3,000,000.00 3,500,000.00 4,200,000.00
Telephone, Telegraph, Internet 982,000.00 1,000,000.00 1,200,000.00
Insurance Expense 325,000.00
Fidelity Bond Premiums 50,000.00
Fidelity Bond and Insurance Premiums 271,439.82 450,000.00
Office Supplies Expense 6,387,000.00
Supplies and Materials 2,233,193.80 3,730,000.00
Operation of Nutrition Projects 176,754.00 460,000.00
Community Reference Infirmaries-Lying-In-Clinic 2,847,966.86 3,560,000.00
Responsible Parenthood 71,002.50 200,000.00
Medical, Dental and Laboratory Supplies Expenses 37,873,000.00
Medicines 19,999,903.63 25,000,000.00
Medical Supplies 3,521,322.44 4,500,000.00
Dental Supplies 2,799,808.80 3,500,000.00
Laboratory Supplies 1,993,403.45 2,500,000.00
Expanded Program on Immunization 618,399.80 773,000.00
Medical Outreach Program 2,399,944.48 3,000,000.00
Insects and Rodents Control 399,970.00 600,000.00
Food and Non-Food Expenses 800,000.00
Disaster Emergency Operations 200,000.00 1,000,000.00
Gasoline, Oil and Lubricant Expenses 129,830.80 200,000.00 400,000.00
Taxes, Duties and Licenses 22,127.50 50,000.00
Hospital and Health Centers Maintenance 175,000.00
Repair and Maintenance of Government Facilities 95,691.00 175000
IT Equipment Maintenance 50,000.00
Motor Vehicle Maintenance 250,000.00
Repair and Maintenance of Government Vehicles 103,621.00 195,000.00
Spare Parts 13,872.50 130,000.00
Office Equipment Maintenance 50,000.00
Repair and Maint of Office and Medical Equipment 94,925.62 300,000.00
Other Equipment Maintenance 50,000.00
Furniture and Fixture Maintenance 50,000.00
Extraordinary and Miscellaneous Expenses 40,000.00 40,000.00
Other Expenses 56,768.50 125,000.00 50,000.00

SUB-TOTAL 43,369,590.44 56,663,000.00 55,335,000.00

2001 2 20 03
 OPERATING EXPENDITURES
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Property, Plants and Equipment
Ofice Equipment 950,000.00

SUB-TOTAL 950,000.00

TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS
P378M P380M

P337M

2001 2 2003
A NNUAL
HEALTH BUDGET

MOOE
16%

Yr 2002
P378.2M
PERSONAL
SERVICES
84%
 P HYSICAL
UPGRADING
1997 - 2002
2% 2M
104.2M Budget
4%4M

Offc of the Pres. Fund

29%
Italian Project Fund (1 HC)
30M
65% LGU Fund (9 HCs)
68M UHNP Fund (18 HCs)
Budgetary Allocation
For Medicine/Med Supplies

93.49M

1997 - 2002
Budgetary Allocation
For Medicine/Med Supplies

11% DOH (P10.3M)

20%
UHNP
P18.37M
69%
City Budget
1997 - 2002 P64.82M
MANPOWER
COMPLEMENT
(as of Oct, 2002)

Plantilla Position- 1,498

Personnel Count – 1,270
15.36% unfilled positions
MANPOWER
COMPLEMENT
(as of Oct, 2002)

Med & Support

Paramed Staff Staff

932 (74%) 335 (26%)

MANPOWER Physicians 193

COMPLEMENT Dentists
PHNs
Midwives
151
211
122
(as of Oct, 2002) Med Techs 43
Sanitarians 67
Med & Pharmacists 3
Psychologist 1
Paramed Staff Med Lab Techs 4
Lab Aides 9
Nutritionists 4
Optometrist 1
Med Eqpt Techs 4
Radiologic Tech 1
HEPOs 9
Pest C Wkrs 26
Nursing Attdnts 66
Dental Aides 17
969 (74%)
MANPOWER Physicians 193

COMPLEMENT Dentists
PHNs
Midwives
151
211
122
(as of Oct, 2002) Med Techs 43
Sanitarians 67
Med & Pharmacists 3
Psychologist 1
Paramed Staff Med Lab Techs 4
Lab Aides 9
Nutritionists 4
Optometrist 1
Med Eqpt Techs 4
Radiologic Tech 1
HEPOs 9
Pest C Wkrs 26
Nursing Attdnts 66
Dental Aides 17
969 (74%)
SE&THRUST
PROGRAM
R S
V
A. Maternal and Child Health
I  Maternal Care
C  Safe Motherhood and Women’s Health
E  Expanded Program on Immunization (EP
 Control of Diarrheal Disease (CDD)
S  Control of Acute Respiratory Infection
(CARI)
 Under Five Clinic/Growth Monitoring
 Breastfeeding Promotion
 Nutrition
SE&THRUST
PROGRAM
R S
V
B. Communicable Disease
I
Control
 Dengue Prevention and Control
C
E Program
 Sexually Transmitted Diseases
S
 Tuberculosis
 Leprosy
SE&THRUST
PROGRAM
R S
V
C. Non-communicable Dis Control
I
 Cardiovascular Diseases
C
 Cancer Control Program
E
 Primary Eye Care
S
 National Voluntary Blood Donation
 Diabetes Mellitus Control
SE&THRUST
PROGRAM
R S
V
D. Environmental Health
I  Water and Sanitation
C  Insect and Vermin Control
E  Urban Cleaning and Greening
S
E. Dental Health
F. School Health
SE&THRUST
PROGRAM
R S
V
G. SPECIALIZED SERVICES
I  Community Reference Infirmaries
C  LICs including Flying Squads & Domicili
E Obstetrical Services (DOS)
S  City Government Employees’ Clinic (CGE
 Preventable Diseases
 Geriatric Clinic
SE&THRUST
PROGRAM
R S
V
G. SPECIALIZED SERVICES
I  Community Outreach
C  Medical & Dental Mission -(Sama sa
E Masa)
S  Cemetery Services
 Special Programs/Projects
 Public Health Laboratory
SE&THRUST
PROGRAM
R S
V
G. SPECIALIZED SERVICES
I  Health Certificate Section
C  Urban Cleaning & Greening
E  Disaster/Emergency Management
S  Pro-Life Movement
vital
Statistics

25.60

23.38 20.72
18.07
CRUD E BIR TH R AT E
16.58

1997 1998
1999 2000
2001
vital
Statistics
7.12
6.20 5.84 6.24
6.14

CRUD E D EATH R ATE

1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
vital
Statistics
53.48

32.86 34.04 40.09

31.83

INFA NT M ORT ALIT Y

RATE
1997 1998
1999 2000 2001
vital
Statistics

I NFAN T M ORTA LI TY
LE ADI NG CAUS ES

1. PNEUMONIA 6. MEASLES
2. PREMATURITY 7. CONGENITAL ANOMALIES
3. UPI 8. GASTROENTERITIS
4. SEPSIS 9. ASPHYXIA NEONATORUM
5. CONGENITAL HD 10. MECONIUM ASPIRATION
vital
Statistics
0.76
0.67

0.45
0.38
0.39

MA TERN AL MOR TALI TY

RA TE
1997 1998
1999
2000
2001
vital
Statistics

M AT ERN AL M ORTA LI TY
LE ADI NG C AUS ES

1. ECLAMPSIA 6. POST PARTUM HGE

2. UTERINE ATONY 7. PRE-ECLAMPSIA
3. DIC 8. GEST. THROPHOBLASTIC
4. PUERPERAL SEPSIS 9. ECTOPIC PREGNANCY
5. RET PLACENTA 10. IUFD
vital
Statistics

M AT ERN AL M ORTA LI TY
LE ADI NG C AUS ES

1. ECLAMPSIA 6. POST PARTUM HGE

2. UTERINE ATONY 7. PRE-ECLAMPSIA
3. DIC 8. GEST. THROPHOBLASTIC
4. PUERPERAL SEPSIS 9. ECTOPIC PREGNANCY
5. RET PLACENTA 10. IUFD
Vital Health Statistics
CITY OF MANILA, 2002

POPULATION 1,576,975
BIRTH 69/ DAY
DEATH 29/ DAY

MORBIDITY MORTALITY
cases per day cases per day

BRONCHITIS - 52 HEART DIS - 6

DIARRHEA - 49 PNEUMONIA - 5
PNEUMONIA - 33 MALIGNANCIES - 3
TB RESP - 21 CVA - 3
MEASLES - 3 TB RESP - 3
P RE -N AT AL

3 VISITS C. IRON TT2

2002 32.32 36.12 28.46
2001 40.07 40.55 28.47
2000 37.96 33.08 29.40
1999 29.70 20.00 19.40
1998 35.50 23.00 31.90
P OST P ART U
M
59.35 59.77 59.32 48.50 61.50
1 PP visit

I. Bfeeding 59.24 60.74 59.23 47.60 59.20

Excl Bf up 60.12 62.07 69.58 80.46 74.53

to 4 mos

Comp. Iron 50.46 50.57 43.17 31.20 32.60 2002

2001
Vit. A 57.00 58.26 56.62 45.10 52.70 2000
1999
1998
LIC
U TILI ZATION

PERCENT UTILIZATION LIC DOS

1998 34.80 1998 9,427 656
1999 35.20 1999 9,251 576
2000 38.90 2000 10,703 284
2001 37.40 2001 9,889 175
2002 35.00 2002 8,775
 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
PRE-MARRIAGE
Counselling Done 496 311 466 340 488
COUPLES 3,594 3,380 2,670 2981
ATTENDED
3,316

•training on NFP & LAM

R ES PONS IBLE
P ARENT HO OD
 LACTATION AMENORRHEA
2002 METHOD
4528
7221 7728

data
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr

CERVICAL MUCUS METHOD

3289
2603

1431

419 468
194

1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr

e XPAND ED
p ROG RAM
i mmunizatio
on
n
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
FIC ACCOMPLISHMENT 99.20 98.90 98.96 97.95 91.76
AMV ACCOMPLISHMENT 100.10 100.20 101.55 101.60 93.81
OPV3 ACCOMPLISHMENT 91.10 89.50 92.58 94.79 91.15
DPT3 ACCOMPLISHMENT 91.20 88.00 92.39 95.01 90.22
BCG ACCOMPLISHMENT 88.60 90.40 91.98 88.41 90.12
HEPA ACCOMPLISHMENT 90.00 90.00 9.70 42.66 42.45
 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
MEASLES CASES 983 1,209 1,929 1,425 1,101
DEATHS 34 69 139 93 28
C F R (%) 3.5 5.7 7.2 6.5 2.5

NEONATAL CASES 9 1 3 3
TETANUS DEATHS 4 1 3 3
C F R (%) 44.44 100 100 100
CARI
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
PNEUMONIA TREATED 100 80 88 97.92 93.31

CDD
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
ORS USE RATE 39.30 34.70 31.70 23.58 22.04
N
U OPT
T 97.00
92.95
97.20 95.46 98.00

R 83.00 82.30
88.90 82.60
98.00

I MRP
T Iodized salt
utilization
57% households
61% establishments
I PR
O 1.71 1.89 1.90 1.78 1.96

N 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998

N
U
T 1998 1999 2000 2001
R
IBENEFICIARIES 6,679 6,220 6,389 18,524
TALLOCATED P150,672 166,000 367,000 165,883
IBUDGET
O
N
NAT IONA L
TB
PRO GRA M 43,316

19,470 31,944
11,836
11,295

2002 2001 2000 1999 1998

SYMPTOMATICS w/ sputum exam
NAT IO NAL
TB
PRO GRA M
2,177

1,395
1,204 1,382
1,262

2002 2001 2000 1999 1998

NE W SP UTUM ( +)
NAT IO NAL
TB
PRO GRA M
11.2 11.24
7.16

5.03

4.33

2002 2001 2000 1999 1998

POSITIVITY RATE
L EP ROS Y
C ONT ROL
P ROG RAM11.24

CASE 7.66
DETECTION 6.78

4.70 3.82
PREVALENCE
2.09
0.75 0.77 0.92 0.96

1997 1998 1999 2001 2002

 S exually

T ransmitted

D isease
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
GONORRHEA 153 216 263 308 385

SYPHILIS 220 330 332 362 454

OTHER 1,069 1,461 1,594 1,057 1,159

STDs
Predominance of
Predominance of S TD Cases s een at the VD Clinic.
1) mal es 2) fem ale s/ hou sewives 3) ma ss eurs 4)
hos pitality girls
RABIES
CONTROL Animal Bites
Given Post-Exposure Immunization
793 676
625

433

286
252

32 59 29 26

2002 2001 2000 1999 1998

DENGUE
PROGRAM
1,594
DEATHS
928 937
DENGUE CASES

509
413

14 9 6 14 41

2002 2001 2000 1999 1998

I NSE CT &
V ERM IN
C ONTROL
Areas
Fogged/Sprayed 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

BARANGAYS 1,509 657 422 495 264

SCHOOLS 76 46 55 103 29
MARKETS 89 47 40 23 26
OFFICES 95 63 67 36 32
Others,(garbages) - 2 - - -
 P UBLIC H EALT H
L ABOR ATORY
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

EXAMINATION DONE 105,447 101,055 108,430 117,738 125,000

Complete Blood Count 3,633 3,623 3,675 2,755 4,357

Blood Chemistries 4,576 2,421 1,949 4,292 3,161
Urinalysis 7,804 7,252 6,999 6,029 9,066
Stool Examination 941 796 669 554 635
Pap's Smear 3,480 2,540 2,892 2,074 1,792
Others 85,013 84,423 92,246 93,099 105,989
E nv ironmental
S ANITA TION

Establishments Inspections Barangay H2O Samples

Inspected Made Linkages Collected

1997 40,122 45,620 2,909 10,710

1998 36,141 41,020 1,512 3,387
1999 44,420 66,473 2,722 4,012
2000 46,837 46,951 1,026 4,423
2001 20,931 23,032 1,233 4,353
D ENT A
L Oral Prophy

Fluoride

Sealant 1996
1997
Perm Filling 1998
1999
S ERVIC ES Temp Filling 2000

R EN DER ED Gum Tx

Extraction

0 50 100
10 DISEASES
L DIARR HE PNE UMON I
E A
BRON CHITI A TB
A S
D 1998 - 2002
I
1. Diarrhea 6. Diseases of heart
N 2. Bronchitis 7. Influenza
G 3. Pneumonia 8. Mumps
4. TB resp. 9. Chickenpox
5. Measles 10. Dengue
10 CAUSES OF DEATHS
L HEART MALIGN ANCIE
E DIS
PNE UMON I S
TB
A A RES PIRATORY
D 1998 - 2002
I 1. Dis of heart 6. Prematurity
N 2. Pneumonia 7. UPI
G 3. Malignancies 8. Sepsis
4. CVA 9. Homicide
5. TB resp 10. Hypertension
D ENTA
L
ORAL EXAM
100 1996 1998
1997 1999
80 2000

60

40

20

0
Prenatals Preschoolers Schoolers Other Adults
SCHOOL HEALTH
SCHOOL HE ALT H
SERVICES
SE RVI CES
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
MED / NURSING SERVICES 204,349 257,634 313,683 285,725 124,800
Consultation/Treatment 92,687 83,886 76,546 71,972 77,245
DENTAL SERVICES
Cases/Patients Attended 2,926,251 2,960,138 2,887,790 1,407,406 151,085
Treatment 3,128,575 3,291,618 3,285,689 1,344,002 210,107
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS
Students 88,105 92,061 63,042 70,838 77,466
Teachers/sch personnel 10,526 10,570 8,086 13,274 10,636
Teacher Appli/Reinst. 1,077 1,194 938 755 1,307
SUPERVISORY VISITS
Medical 120 121 82 141 23
Dental 1,330 1,585 1,411 1,522 939
Nursing 309 379 308 421 139
NVBS P
natio nal vo lu nta ry10,445
blo od servic es61% accomp 9,053
progam donor retention
Repeat donor=4,469
index = 64.81%
donor retention index = 49%

blood
donors 4,218
6,708

25% accomp Repeat donor=3,555

730 donor retention
donor retention index = 53%
9% index = 39.73%
accomp

June-Dec '98
1999 2000 2001 2002
NVBSP
national voluntary
blood services
program NO. OF BRGYS w\ WALKING 897
BLOOD BANK DIR
NO. OF GOs & NGOs WALKING 87
BLOOD BANK DIR
2002 NO. OF BRGYS w/ ADVOCACY 510
SESSIONS
NO. OF Gos & NGOs w/ 156
ADVOCACY SESSIONS
NO. OF MASS BLOOD 130
DONATIONS SESSIONS
UBSP C PC V
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
 training of support group on basic nutrition &
enhanced child growth
 conducted pregnant mothers’ class
 orientation of supervisors on integrated mgt of
childhood illnesses
 advocacy orientation on traditional birth
attendants
 WORK
W ORK LOAD
L OAD

3,842,192
3,165,211
3,388,158
2,389,449
2,727,188

2002 2001 2000 1999 1998

a wards
2000-2002

• Sandugo Outstanding Achievement Award

• National Nutrition Council NCR (Green Banner
Awardee for 2000 and 2001)
• Second Place in Regional MELLPI Evaluation in
Nutrition Program
• Manila won 3rd best in the implementation of the
National Nutrition Program and in "Little Miss Nutrition
" contest and 1st place in the Jingle competition, NCR
level
a wards
2000-2002

• National Tuberculosis Program

Most Outstanding Treatment Partner 2001 - Luz
Grace Bonus
D.O.T.S. 2001 Implementor
• Maternal and Child Health - first local government to
have all its lying-in clinics certified as: Baby Friendly
Institutions
• 25 of the 49 health centers are Certified Sentrong Sigla
Issues &
Concerns
• lack of funds
- greater demand for health services
- more progs / projects for implementation
- phasing out of funding sources

• lack of manpower
- ideal manpower to pop. ratio should
consider expected tasks to accomplish
Issues &
Concerns
•diversified focus on numerous
programs and projects
•target beneficiaries of programs/
projects based on estimated pop.
is not reliable
Issues &
Concerns
• networking needs strengthening

- weak inter-referral system

- difficulty in data gathering
from other health facilities

• incomplete data presentation

- no integrated reporting
system & lack of CBIS
Justi fic ation s for the
Increase in Heal th
Budget

 termination of foreign funding agencies e.g.

CHCA,UHNP, Italian Project
 unfunded additional thrust programs
& special activities
 more requests for med / dental missions,
fogging /spraying & allied hlth services
Justi fic ation s for the
Increase in Heal th
Budget

 deficit in med/supplies requirements/patient

 need for more expensive/effective drugs
 maintenance needs of physical
structures,equipment & vehicles
 patients load
The Moral Test of Government is
how the Government Treats those
who are In the Dawn of Life- the
CHILDREN;
Those who are in the Twilight of
Life-the Elderly; &
Those who are in the Shadows of
Life-The SICK, The NEEDY & The
HANDICAPPED

Hubert Humphrey
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Womb TOMB
to
to
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