DOH PMS-OPES Reference Table For TOT

OUTPUT PERFORMANCE INDICATOR POINTS
conduct
The countable work products or
deliverables for each function of the
office.
Provides how output is measured and
indicated whether goals are achieved or
not. A good indicator guarantees
timeliness, quantity of work output.
Corresponds
to the
number of
hours (or
fraction of an
hour) needed
to produce
the output
undertake
1. BUILDING AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE
1.1
1.1.1
Daily inspection, check up, testing
and/or cleaning of:
a.
Generator sets (including warm-
ups)
Genrator set in good running condition Number of Generator sets maintained 20.00
b. Water booster pumps
Water booster pumps
inspected/checked, tested and cleaned
Number of water booster pumps
0.50
c. Sump pumps/motorized pump
Sump pump/motorized pump
Number of sump pumps functioning on
inspection basis
0.50
1.1.2
Repair of building facilities and
fixtures
a. Minor Repair
a.1 All electrical fixtures Job Request Accomplished Number of job request accomplished 0.50
Circuit breaker
Number of fixtures inspected/repaired &
replaced
0.50
FUNCTION
The major activities that are undertaken to achieve
the objectives of the office
COMMON FUNCTIONS
MAINTENANCE AND MINOR REPAIRS OF
OFFICE FACILITIES AND FIXTURES
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FUNCTION
a.2 Air-condition units Aircon units repaired Number of units repaired 2
a.3 Plumbing fixtures Plumbing fixture repaired Number of plumbing fixtures repaired 0.50
b. Major Repair
b.1 Electrical fixtures Assessment Inspection conducted Number of inspection conducted 2
b.2 Air-condition units (floor
mounted/centralized)
Aircon units repaired Number of units repaired 2
b.3 Plumbing fixtures Job request accomplished Number of plumbing fixtures 2
1.1.3 Conduct of Assessment/Inspection Assessment/inspection conducted Number of inspection conducted 1
1.1.4
Troubleshooting of office
equipment
job request accomplished Number of job request accomplished 0.50
1.1.5
Cleaning of water tanks and jockey
pump
Water tank and jockey pump cleaned
Number of water tanks and jockey pumps
cleaned
2
a. Underground tank Underground tank cleaned Number underground tanks cleaned 3
b. Blue tank/overhead tank Blue tank/overhead tank cleaned Number of blue tank/overhead tank cleaned 8
1.1.6
Cleaning and maintenance of Main
Entrance Panels and distribution
Panels in coordination with DOH
INFRA
Cleaning of Volt Rooms and Distribution
Breakers
Number of Power Panels cleaned every
semester
8
1.1.7 Monitor of water supply level
Water supply maintained at operational
level
Number of times inspection done 0.50
1.1.8 Provision of Sound System sound system provided Number of sound system provided 1
1.1.9
Preparation of plans and estimates
for different proposed projects.
Plans and estimates prepared Number of plans with estimates proposed 32.00
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FUNCTION
2. CAPABILITY BUILDING
2.1
2.1.1 Evaluation of results Results evaluated Number of results evaluated 40
2.1.2 Preparation of HRD Plan HRD Plan prepared Number of HRD Plan prepared 24
2.2
2.2.1 Tool Administration Tool administered Number of tools administered 1.5
2.3 Training Design prepared Number of Training Designs prepared
a. simple 8
b. medium 16
c. complex 24
2.3.1
Identification and confirmation of
participants
Participants identified and confirmed
Number of participants identified and
confirmed
1
2.3.2 Determination of Venue Venue determined Number of venues determined 8
2.3.3
Preparation of audio/visual
materials
audio/visual materials prepared Number of audio/visual materials prepared 1
2.3.4 Preparation of training kits Training kits prepared Number of training kits prepared 0.083
2.4
2.4.1 Preparation of post training report Post Training report prepared Number of Post Training reports prepared 16
2.4.2 Conduct of training course Training courses conducted Number of training courses conducted 24
CONDUCT OF COMPETENCY
ASSESSMENT
TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT NEEDS
ASSESSMENT (TDNA)
PREPARATION OF TRAINING DESIGN
IMPLEMENTATION OF TRAINING
PROGRAM
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FUNCTION
2.5
Meetings with CHD Infra units, Metro
Manila special, specialty hospital
engineer conducted
Number of meetings conducted 24
3. COMMUNICATIONS PROCESSING
3.1 Incoming records received/recorded
Number of incoming records
received/recorded
0.25
3.2 Outgoing records recorded/released
Number of outgoing records
recorded/released
0.25
3.3
Communications/ DPO/ issuance/
directives prepared
Number of communications/ DPO/
issuances/ directives prepared
a. SIMPLE 0.5
b. MEDIUM 1
c. COMPLEX 4
3.4 Records filed/retrieved Number of records filed/retrieved 0.125
3.5 Records reproduced Number of records reproduced 0.016
3.6 Records for disposal appraised Number of records for disposal appraised 24
NATIONAL COORDINATION MEETING
WITH CHD INFRA UNITS, METRO MANILA
SPECIAL, SPECIALTY HOSPITAL
ENGINEER
RECEIVING/RECORDING OF INCOMING
RECORDS
RECORDING/RELEASING OF OUTGOING
RECORDS
PREPARATION OF
COMMUNICATIONS/DPO/ISSUANCES /
DIRECTIVES
FILING/RETRIEVAL OF RECORDS
REPRODUCTION OF RECORDS
APPRAISAL OF RECORDS FOR
DISPOSAL
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FUNCTION
3.7 Request prepared Number of requests prepared 0.5
3.8 Valueless records arranged for disposal
Number of valueless records arranged for
disposal
24
3.9 Valueless records disposed Number of valueless records disposed 0.083
3.1
Implemented fully the document
tracking system
- acknowledged incoming
communications and documents
received
Number of documents 0.05
-coded incoming and outgoing
documents and communications
Number of documents coded 0.05
- logged/released outgoing
Number of documents released 0.50
4. DEVELOPMENT / REVISION OF MANUAL / MANUAL OF OPERATIONS
4.1 ASSESSMENT OF NEED Need assessed Number of reports prepared 40
4.2 CREATION OF TWG TWG created Number of TWG created 8
4.3 CONDUCT OF TWG MEETING TWG meetings conducted Number of TWG meetings conducted 4
4.4.
Consultative workshops/ writeshops
conducted
Number of consultative
workshops/writeshops conducted
24
4.5 EDITING OF DRAFT MANUAL Draft manual edited number of manual edited 24
PREPARATION OF REQUEST TO
NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF THE
PHILIPPINES
ARRANGEMENT FOR ACTUAL DISPOSAL
OF VALUELESS RECORDS
DISPOSAL OF VALUELESS RECORDS
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DOCUMENT
TRACKING SYSTEM (DTS) - OFFICE OF
THE DIRECTOR
CONDUCT OF CONSULTATIVE
WORKSHOP/WRITESHOP
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FUNCTION
4.6 FINALIZATION OF MANUAL Manual finalized Number of manual finalized 40
5. DEVELOPMENT OFSPEECHES/TALKING POINTS
5.1 Speeches/talking points prepared Number of speeches/talking points prepared 8
6. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
6.1 BUDGET
6.1.1
Review and evaluation of budget
proposals of different offices,
CHDs and Hospitals
Budget Proposal reviewed and
evaluated
Number of Budget Proposals reviewed 1
6.1.2
Consolidation of DOH Budget
Proposal
Consolidated Annual Budget Number of consolidated annual budget 120
6.1.3
Provision of technical assistance to
CHDs and hospitals for the
implementation of E-Budget
Trained Budget staff of CHDs and
hospitals in the use of E-Budget
Number of CHDs and hospitals staff trained
in E-Budget
24
6.1.4
Development and improvement of
budgetary methods, system and
procedures
Developed new budget methods,
system and procedures
Number of budgetary methods, procedures
and systems developed and improved
24
6.1.5
Receiving and encoding of
documents for obligations
Documents for obligations received and
encoded
Number of documents for obligations
received and encoded
0.25
PREPARATION OF SPEECHES/TALKING
POINTS
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FUNCTION
6.1.6
Reviewing and processing of
documents for obligation
Documents for obligation processed
reviewed and processed
Number of documents reviewed and
processed
a. EASY 0.25
b. SIMPLE 0.25
c. MEDIUM 1
d. DIFFICULT 8
6.1.7
Receiving/Reviewing and signing
of Obligation Request
Reviewed and signed Obligation
Request
Number of Obligation Request reviewed and
signed
a. EASY 0.25
b. SIMPLE 0.25
c. MEDIUM 0.5
d. DIFFICULT 1
6.1.8
Preparation of Statement of
Allotment, Obligation and Balances
(SAOB)
SAOB prepared Number of SAOB prepared 80
6.1.9
Preparation of the following
reports:
a. Report of Allotment and
Obligation-PS
RAO-PS report prepared Number of RAO-PS reports prepared 20
b. Report of Allotment and
Olbigation-MOOE
RAO-MOOE report prepared Number of RAO-MOOE reports prepared 20
c. Report of Allotment and
Obligation-CO
RAO-CO report prepared Number of RAO-COreports prepared 20
d. Report of Allotment and
Obligation-FE
RAO-FE report prepared Number of RAO-FE reports prepared 20
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FUNCTION
6.1.10 Releasing of obligated documents Obligated documents released Number of obligated documents released 0.25
6.1.11
Preparation of Certification of
Availability of Funds (CAF)
Prepare CAF as requested by different
programs and projects
Number of CAF prepared 0.25
6.1.12 Approval and signing of CAF CAF approved and signed Number of CAF approved and signed 0.25
6.1.13
Preparation of Sub-Allotment Form
and Transfer of Cash Allocation
(NTCA) for CHDs and hospitals
Sub-Allotment and NTCA prepared
Number of Sub-Allotment and NTCA
prepared
0.25
6.1.14
Preparation of Agency Budget
Matrix
Agency Budget Matrix prepared Number of Agency Budget Matrix prepared 80
6.2 ACCOUNTING
6.2.1 Receiving/recording of documents Recorded documents Number of documents received/recorded 0.167
6.2.2
documents for payment and
liquidation report of the following
Documents reviewed and processed
processed
a. Easy
Single transaction with attachment of one or
two supporting documents
0.5
b. Medium
Single transaction requiring minor
computation and attachment of few
supporting documents
1
c. Difficult
Single transaction with major computations
and attachment of many supporting
documents
4
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FUNCTION
d. Complex
Single transaction with multiple
billings/receipts, and/or major computations
documents
6
6.2.3
Recording in the NCA control
processed documents.
Recorded documents in the NCA
register
Number of processed documents assigned
with NCA control
0.166
6.2.4
Recording in the index cards
processed documents for Foreign-
Assisted Projects transactions
Recorded documents in the index cards
Number of documents recorded in the index
cards
0.166
6.2.5
Reviewing and certification of the
availability of funds
Reviewed and certified documents for
payment
certified payment with available funds
0.333
6.2.6
Releasing of documents for
payment or for return to
originating office
Released of processed and for return
documents
Number of documents recorded/released 0.412
6.2.7
Preparation of Journal Entry
Voucher (JEV)
JEV prepared Number of JEVs prepared
> Regular transactions 0.166
a. Regular Agency Book
b. National Government Book
c. Foreign-Assisted Book
> For import transactions payrolls, BIR, GSIS, HDMF, Coop 4
6.2.8 Approval of Journal Entry Voucher JEV reviewed and approved Number of JEV approved 0.083
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FUNCTION
6.2.9
Preparation of Bank Reconciliation
statement
Bank Reconciliation Statements
prepared
Number of Bank Reconciliation Statements
prepared
24
6.2.10
Consolidation of Financial
Statements of DOH Central Office,
CHDs and hospitals EXECOM,
DBM, Donor Agencies, etc.
Consolidated Financial Statements
Number of consolidated FS and frequency
of submission
120
6.2.11
Reviewing and signing of contracts,
job orders and purchase orders
Contracts, JOs and Pos reviewed and
signed
Number of contracts, JOs and Pos reviewed
and signed
0.5
6.2.12
Reviewing and signing of Financial
statements
Reviewed and approved Financial
Statements
Number of Financial Statements reviewed
and signed
0.167
6.2.13
Reviewing and preparation of
response to the Audit Observation
Memoranda (AOM) from COA
AOM reviewed and response prepared Number of AOM reviewed and acted upon 16
6.2.14
Preparation the following FAPs
reports:
Prepared various reports required by
Donor Agencies
Number of SOEs and withdrawal
applications
8
a. Statement of Expenses
b. Withdrawal Applications
c. Statement of Reconciliation
d. Sources and uses of funds
e. Financial monitoring Reports
f. SAOB
g. Reports of disbursements
h. Statement of balances of Notice
of Cash allocations
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FUNCTION
6.2.15 Preparation of BIR tax certificates: Tax certificate prepared Number of tax certificates prepared 0.166
a. 2306
b. 2307
6.2.16
Preparation of transmittal letter to
COA re: submission of paid
disbursement vouchers
Submitted paid vouchers Number of paid vouchers submitted 2
6.2.17
Preparation of daily cash position
reports
Daily cash position reports prepared
Number of daily cash position reports
prepared
2
6.3 CASHIERING
6.3.1
Receipt of disbursement vouchers
and NTCA's processed documents
for payment.
Vouchers, NTCA's received Number of vouchers /NTCA's received 0.17
6.3.2
Reviewing of DVs and sorts
according to the following fund
sources;
DV's initially reviewed and sorted per
funding source
Number of DV's initially reviewed and sorted 0.25
a. General Fund
b. Trusts Fund
c. Foreign-Assisted Fund
6.3.3 Issuance of check Checks Issued Number of checks Issued 0.25
6.3.4
Encoding and preparation of
PACSbal for credit to various ATM
accounts
PACSbal encoded and prepared Number of PACSbal encoded and prepared 0.25
6.3.5
Preparation of ADA/List of Due and
Demandable for request to DBM
for NCA
ADA/LDD prepared Number of ADA/LDD prepared 1
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FUNCTION
6.3.6
Preparation of Advice of Checks
Issued and Cancelled (ACIC)
ACIC prepared Number of ACIC prepared 1
6.3.7
Preparation of Report of Checks
Issued (RCI)
RCI prepared Number of RCI prepared 1
a. General Fund
b. Trusts Fund
6.3.8
Typing/ signing/countersigning of
checks
Typed, signed /countersigned check
Number of checks typed, signed and
countersigned
0.5
6.3.9 Releasing of checks issued Checks ready for released Number of checks Released 0.25
6.3.10
Filing of paid DV's for submission
to Accounting.
DV's released and stamped "PAID" Number of batch of DVs filed and submitted 1
6.3.11
Preparation of Monthly Report of
Accountability for accountable
forms for various funds.
Monthly Report of Accountability Report
prepared
Number of reports submitted 0.25
6.3.12
Receipt recording and
disbursement of the NCA in the
Cash Disbursement Record
NCA/disbursement recorded Number of transactions recorded 0.17
6.3.13
Preparation of Cash Status Report
and/or Reconciliation of cash
balance with the bank balance
Cash Status Report prepared and/or
Reconciled cash and bank balances
Number of Reports prepared and/or
reconciled
0.25
6.3.14
Preparation of petty cash and
other cash advances vouchers
petty cash and other cash advances
vouchers prepared
Number of petty cash and other cash
advances vouchers prepared
0.5
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FUNCTION
6.3.15
Recording of petty cash
transactions and reports required
transactions recorded & reports
prepared
Number of transactions recorded and
reports prepared
0.25
6.3.16
Preparation of replenishment
reports
Replenishment reports prepared Number of replenishment reports prepared 1
6.3.17
Issuance of Official Receipt for all
cash/check collections for funds;
Official Receipt Issued Number of Official Receipt Issued 0.166
6.3.18 Preparation of deposit slips Deposit slips prepared Number of deposit slips prepared 1
6.3.19
Recording of collections in Cash
Receipts Book
Collections recorded in the Cash
Receipts Book
Number of collections recorded 0.166
6.3.20
Preparation of Report of
Collections and Deposits
Reprt of collections and Deposits
prepared
Number of Reports of colletions and
deposits prepared
0.166
7.1.1
Communication plans for different
DOH programs
Communication plans developed Number of communication plans developed 24
7.1.2 Message development Message developed Number of messages developed 8
7.1.3
Conceptualization and production
of IEC materials
IEC material conceptualized and
produced
Number of IEC materials conceptualized
and produced
24
7.1.4
Identification of strategies and
activities
Strategies and activities identified Number of strategies and activities identified 8
7. HEALTH COMMUNICATION
7.1 DEVELOPMENT OF HEALTH
COMMUNICATION PLAN
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FUNCTION
7.2.1 Preparation of media plan Media plan prepared and implemented
Number of media plan prepared and
implemented
2
7.2.2 Arrangement for radio guesting Radio guesting arranged Number of radio guesting arranged 3
7.2.3
Arrangement/airing of radio/TV
infomercials
Radio/TV infomercials arranged
Number of radio/tv infomercials
arranged/aired
3
7.2.4
Monitoring/Recording of
exposures/publication
Exposures/publication
monitored/recorded
Number of exposures/publications/airings
monitored/recorded
1
Prototype materials developed and
produced
Number of prototype materials developed
and produced:
7.3.1
Development of prototype
materials
Prototype materials developed Number of tarpaulin 8
7.3.2 Production of prototype materials Protoype materials produced:
a. Tarpaulin Number of tarpaulins 4
b. Poster Number of posters 4
c. Brochure Number of brochures 16
d. Flyer Number of flyers 4
e. Script Number of scripts developed 40
f. 30-second radio & TV ads
Number of 30-second radio & TV ads
produced
80
7.2 MEDIA PLANNING
7.3 PROTOYPE MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT
AND PRODUCTION
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FUNCTION
IEC products and services
marketed/distributed
Number of IEC products and services
marketed/ distributed
24
Events organized/launched Number of events organized/launched 4
IEC materials using DOH insignia
evaluated/approved
Number of IEC materials using DOH
insignia evaluated/approved
24
8. HEALTH PROMOTION (HP)
8.1 HP strategies developed Number of HP strategies developed 24
8.2 HP guidelines per program prepared
Number of HP guidelines per program
prepared
24
8.3
8.3.1
Identification/confirmation of
partners
Partners identified/confirmed Number of partners identified 1
8.3.2
Preparation of invitation/notice of
meeting
Invitation/notice of meeting prepared
Number of invitation/notice of meeting
prepared
0.25
8.4 Program prepared Number of Programs prepared 8
7.4 MARKETING/DISTRIBUTION OF IEC
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO LGUs AND
OTHER STAKEHOLDERS
7.5 ORGANIZATION/LAUNCHING OF EVENTS
7.6 EVALUATION/APPROVAL OF IEC
MATERIALS USING DOH INSIGNIA DEVELOPED
BY OTHER AGENCIES, ORGANIZATIONS AND
PRIVATE COMPANIES
DEVELOPMENT OF HP STRATEGIES ON
HEALTH PROGRAMS
PREPARATION OF HP GUIDELINES PER
PROGRAM
CONDUCT OF PARTNERS'
MEETING/SALES CONFERENCES
PREPARATION OF PROGRAM
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FUNCTION
8.5 Meeting conducted Number of Meetings conducted 3.5
8.7 Partners' commitments followed up
Number of partners' commitments followed
up
0.5
9. HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
9.1
9.1.1
Posting and Publication of vacant
positions
Vacant position posted and published
Number of vacant positions posted and
published
1
9.1.2
Conduct of Initial assessment of
applicants for
appointment/promotion
(Documents review)
Initial assessment of applicants
conducted
Number of initial assessment of applicants
conducted
0.5
9.1.3 Conduct of Preliminary Interview Preliminary interview conducted Number of preliminary interviews conducted 1
9.1.4
Administration of Qualifying/Essay
exams/Testing
Qualifying/technical exams conducted
Number of qualifying/technical exams
conducted
d.1 General Exam 4
d.2 Technical Exam 2
d.3 Checking
d.3.3 General 0.25
d.3.4 Technical 0.5
9.1.5 Scheduling of PSB Interview PSB interview scheduled Number of PSB interviews scheduled 1
9.1.6 Scheduling of PSB deliberation PSB deliberation scheduled Number of PSB deliberations scheduled 4
ACTUAL CONDUCT OF MEETING /
SALES CONFERENCE
FOLLOW-UP OF PARTNERS'
COMMITMENT TO HP PROGRAMS
RECRUITMENT AND PROMOTION
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FUNCTION
9.1.7
Preparation of Minutes of the
Meeting and Resolution
Resolution & Minutes of the Meeting
prepared
Number of Resolution and Minutes of the
Meeting Prepared
2
9.1.8 Processing of appointment Appointment processed Number of appointments processed 2
9.1.9
Posting of Approved Appointments
in the Bulletin Board
Approved appointments posted Number of approved appointments posted 1
9.2
9.2.1
Processing of Secondment
Contracts/Consultancy/Casual/Job
contracts
Secondment Contracts/Consultancy
Contracts/Job Contracts
Number of Secondment
Contracts/Consultancy Contracts/Job
Contracts processed
2
9.2.2
Appointments Issued (RAI)
RAI prepared Number of RAI prepared 2
9.2.3
Preparation of Agency Remittance
Advice (ARA)
ARA prepared Number of ARA prepared 2
9.2.4
Preparation of referral letter for
employment
Referral letter prepared Number of referral letter prepared 0.15
9.2.5
Encoding of Personal Data Sheet
and other personnel movement in
the PIS
PDS and other personnel movement
encoded in the PIS
Number of PDS' and other personnel
movement encoded in the PIS
1
9.2.6 Issuance of ID ID issued Number of ID's issued 0.3
9.2.7 Updating of Plantilla of Personnel Plantilla of Personnel updated Number of plantilla updates 2
9.2.8 Updating of S-cards per employee S-cards updated Number of S-cards updated
- new appointment 0.08
- renewal appointment 0.33
PROCESSING OF CONTRACTS FOR
EMPLOYMENT (ORIGINAL/RENEWAL)
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FUNCTION
9.3
9.3.1
Evaluation of employees' record for
the grant of step increment/salary
adjustment
Employees' records evaluated Number of employees' records evaluated 0.5
9.3.2
Preparation of Notices of step
increment/adjustment
(NOSA/NOSI)
Notice of salary adjustment/increment
prepared
Number of NOSI/NOSA prepared 0.17
9.3.3
Updating of masterlist of
employees for step
increment/salary adjustment
Updated masterlist of employees for
step increment/salary adjustment
Number of employees' step
incerement/salary adjustment updated
0.08
9.4 PERSONNEL INVENTORY
9.4.1
Updating of personnel including
listing by nature of appointment
Updated Alpha list
Posted summary list
Number of Alpha list 2
9.4.2
Updating of Personnel Inventory
per office/division
Updated inventory report Number of inventory reports 1
9.4.3
Alpha list of personnel with date of
birth
Alpha list prepared Number of lists 1
9.5 ATTENDANCE MONITORING
9.5.1
Checking of Daily Time
Record/Monthly Report of
Attendance
DTR/MRA checked Number of DTRs/MRAs checked 0.5
9.5.2 Processing of leave applications Leave applications processed Number of leave applications processed 0.17
9.5.3
Updating/monitoring of leave
balance
Updated leave balance
Number of updated leave records per
employee
0.17
9.5.4
Preparation of report on salary
deduction/cancellation /restoration
to the payroll unit
Report on salary deduction/cancellation
/restoration to the payroll unit prepared
Number of reports on salary
deduction/cancellation /restoration to the
payroll unit prepared
8
GRANT OF STEP INCREMENT/SALARY
ADJUSTMENT
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FUNCTION
9.5.5 Updating of Leave Credits Leave credits of employee updated
Number of leave credits of employee
updated
0.25
9.5.6 Review and consolidation of:
a. Performance Appraisal Reports PAR consolidted Number of PAR summaries 0.17
b. SALN SALN consolidated/reviewed Number of SALN consolidated 1
c.
Preparation of referral for Annual
Medical Exam
Refferal letter prepared Number of referrals prepared 0.25
d.
Processing of applications for
loans/various claims
Loans/various claims processed Number of loans/claims processed 0.3
e.
Summary report on submissions
of PERs
Summary report Number of prepared report 4
f. Review of SALN submitted SALN reviewed Number of SALN 0.08
g.
Summary report on SAL
submission
h.
Letter of transmittal to CSC;
Ombudsman, and OP re submitted
SALs
Transmittal letter Number of prepared letters 0.17
i. Certificate of employment Prepared/issued certificate Number of prepared and issued certificates 0.25
j. Implementation of PRAISE Grantees Number of grantees 54.5
9.6 GRANT OF LOYALTY AWARD
9.6.1
Updating of Master list of
candidates for Loyalty Award
Updated masterlist for loyalty awardees Number of updating done 0.17
9.6.2
the grant of loyalty award
Evaluated employees' records Number of loyalty awardees 0.33
9.6.3
Preparation of the list of
employee/s entitled to Loyalty Pay
List of employees entitled to loyalty pay
prepared
Number of qualified employees 2
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FUNCTION
9.7 RETIREMENT
9.7.1
Processing of application for
retirement
Application for retirement processed Number of approved applications 1
9.7.2 Computation of terminal leave Terminal leave computed Number of terminal leave computed 1
9.7.3
Permission to engage in private
practice
Authority prepared Number of authority prepared 0.25
9.7.4
Memorandum prepared to
employees re: attendance
infractions
Memorandum prepared for infractions Number of Memo prepared 0.5
9.8 COMPENSATION
9.8.1 Preparation of Payroll Payroll prepared Number of payrolls prepared
a. Special payroll 4
b. Regular payroll 8
9.8.2 Preapation of voucher Voucher prepared Number of vouchers prepared 0.5
9.8.3 Preparation of remittances Remittances prepared Number of remittances prepared 1.5
9.8.4 Loan applications to GSIS/LBP Facilitated loan applications Number of facilitated loan applications 0.25
9.8.5 Membership to GSIS/Philhealth Facilitated members applications
Number of facilitated membership
applications
0.5
9.9 MAINTENANCE OF PIS
9.9.1
Data encoding of newly hired
personnel, co-terminus employees
Encoded employee data Number of new employees encoded
a. Encoding 0.5
b. Updating 0.17
9.9.2
Updating re personnel movement
(promotion)
Encoded employee data Number of employees 0.08
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FUNCTION
9.9.3
Updating of service records (per
employee)
Updated service record Number of employees 0.17
9.9.4
Printing and issuance of service
records (per employee)
Issued service records
Number of service records printed and
issued
0.08
9.9.5 Encoding of Performance Ratings Encoded rating of employee Number of rating per employee 0.08
9.9.6 Updating of salary index Updated employee salary index Number of employees' salary index 0.25
10. INTEGRITY DEVELOPMENT AND CORRUPTION PREVENTION (IDCP)
10.1
Inventory of good practices in
preventning corruption conducted
Number of good practices inventory
conducted
1
10.2 ScoreCard formulated Number of Scorecards formulated 40
10.3 IDCP monitoring tools prepared Number of IDCP monitoring tools prepared 24
10.4 IDCP monitoring conducted Number of IDCP monitoring conducted 8
10.5
Agency Incentive and Reward System
for IDCP provided
Number of Agency Incentive and Reward
System for IDCP provided
8
11. LEGAL SERVICE
11.1
11.1.1 Evaluation of complaints Complaints evaluated Number of complaints evaluated 4
11.1.2 Issuance of Show Cause letter Issued Show Cause letters Number of show cause letters issued 1
CONDUCT OF INVENTORY OF GOOD
PRACTICES IN PREVENTING AND
DETECTING CORRUPTION
FORMULATION OF SCORECARD FOR
MANAGERIAL POSITION
PREPARATION OF MONITORING TOOLS
FOR IDCP
CONDUCT OF IDCP MONITORING
PROVISION FOR AGENCY INCENTIVE
AND REWARD SYSTEM FOR IDCP
ACTS ON ADMINISTRATIVE CASES
FILED OR INDORSED TO THE OFFICE
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FUNCTION
11.1.3
Conduct of preliminary
investigation
Preliminary investigation conducted
Number of preliminary investigations
conducted
40
11.1.4
Issuance of Formal
Charges/preventive suspension
Formal charges/preventive suspension
issued
Number of formal charges/preventive
suspension issued
6
11.1.5 Conduct of formal hearing Formal hearing conducted Number of formal hearings conducted 4
a.
Sending/mailing of Notice of
Hearing
Notice of Hearing sent/mailed Number of Notices of Hearing 0.33
b.
Preparation of communications on
the motions/objections, formal offer
of evidence
Communications on the
motions/objections, formal offer of
evidence prepared
Number of communications on the
motions/objections, formal offer of evidence
prepared
10
11.1.6
Preparation of Transcript of
Stenographic Notes
Transcript of stenographic notes
prepared
Number of stenographic notes prepared 6
11.1.7 Drafting of Decisions Decisions drafted Number of decisions drafted 8
11.1.8 Resolution of Appeals Resolved Appeals Number of Appeals resolved 6
11.1.9 Preparation of comment to CSC Comment to CSC prepared Number of comments to CSC prepared 6
11.2 Legal opinion rendered Number of Legal opinions rendered 3
11.3
Contract of Service/MOA/MOU and
Deed of Donation reviewed
Number of Contracts of Service/MOA/MOU
and Deed of Donation reviewed
2
11.4
Appeals involving the DOH/Secretary of
Health acted upon
Number of appeals involving the
DOH/Secretary of Health acted upon
2
RENDERING OF OPINION (MAGNA
CARTA, SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT,
IRR, CONSUMER ACT, ADMINISTRATIVE
LAW, PATIENT DETENTION ACT, ETC.)
REVIEWING OF CONTRACTS OF
SERVICE/MOA/MOU AND DEED OF
DONATION
ACTS ON APPEALS INVOLVING THE
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND/OR
SECRETARY
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conduct
FUNCTION
11.5
11.5.1
Attendance to court hearings on
TRO, PI
Court hearings attended Number of Court Hearings attended 4
11.5.2 Endorses case to OSG Case endorsed Number of endorsements prepared 2
11.6
Appearance before Ombudsman and
other quasi-judicial bodies done
Number of appearances done 4
12. LOGISTICS
12.1 WAREHOUSING
12.1.1 Delivery of Goods
a.
Receipt/checking of goods
delivered
Goods delivered received/checked
Number of goods delivered
received/inspected
0.5
b. Updating of stock cards Stock cards updated Number of stock cards updated 0.25
c. Request for inspection Inspection requested Number of inspection requested 0.03
d. Preparation of Notice of Delivery Notice of delivery prepared Number of Notice of deliveries prepared 0.25
12.1.2
Inspection and Acceptance of
deliveries
Deliveries Inspected and accepted
Number of deliveries inspected and
accepted
0.25
a.
Request for Inspection of DOH
Inspection Team, BFAD Inspection
Team, Inspection and Acceptance
Committee
Request for Inspection prepared Number of requests for inspection prepared 0.25
b. Preparation of inspection report Inspection report prepared Number of inspection reports prepared 0.5
ACTS ON COURT CASES INVOLVING
THE DEPARTMENT AND/OR SECRETARY
APPEARANCE BEFORE OMBUDSMAN
AND OTHER QUASI-JUDICIAL BODIES
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conduct
FUNCTION
12.1.3
Furnishing of documents of
accepted goods to Accounting
Div./Section for booking
Documents of accepted goods
furnished to Accounting Div./Section for
booking
Number of documents of accepted goods
booking
0.083
12.1.4 Issuance of Goods
a. Processing of RIS RIS processed Number of RIS processed 0.033
b. Releasing of goods Goods released Number of goods released 0.033
c. Posting of issued item Issued items posted Number of issued items posted 0.033
d.
Preparation of Reports of Receipts
and Issuances
Reports of receipts and issuances
prepared
Number of reports of receipts and issuances
prepared
0.25
12.1.5 Distribution/Issuance to CHDs
a. Preparation of documents Documents prepared Number of documents prepared 1
b.
Notification to Forwarder for
distribution to recipients
Forwarder notified Number of forwarders notified 0.25
c.
Preparation of letter-notice to
recipients
Letter-notice prepared Number of letter-notice prepared 0.25
12.1.6 Inventory of Stocks
a. Conduct of Inventory of Stocks Inventory of stocks conducted Number of inventory of stocks conducted 8
b.
Preparation of report of stock
inventory
Stock inventory report prepared Number of stock inventory report prepared 4
13. MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEM
13.1 TORs developed Number of TORs developed 24
13.2 DPO prepared Number of DPOs prepared 1
DEVELOPMENT OF TOR
PREPARATION OF DPO FOR THE
CREATION OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT
TEAM
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conduct
FUNCTION
13.3 Meetings conducted Number of meetings conducted 6

13.4 Outputs reviewed/ accepted Number of outputs reviewed/accepted 20
13.5 Recommended systems pilot tested Number of systems pilot tested 20
13.6 Guidelines prepared/ issued Number of guidelines prepared/issued 56
13.7 Information systems maintained Number of information systems maintained
13.7.1 Simple 1
13.7.2 Moderate 2
13.7.3 Difficult 3
14. MANAGEMENT OF OUTSOURCED SERVICES
14.1
Projects/research/training/info. systems
for possible outsourcing identified
Number of projects/research/training/info.
systems for possible outsourcing identified
0.5
14.2 TOR drafted Number of TOR drafted 2
14.3 TOR reviewed Number of TOR reviewed 1
14.4 First TOR prepared Number of first TOR prepared 0.33
14.5 TOR validated by TACT Number of TOR validated 1
CONDUCT OF
CONSULTATIVE/COORDINATIVE
MEETINGS WITH IMS AND
CONTRACTORS
REVIEW/ACCEPTANCE OF OUTPUTS OF
CONTRACTOR
PILOT TESTING OF RECOMMENDED
SYSTEM
PREPARATION/ISSUANCE OF
GUIDELINES FOR THE USE OF THE
SYSTEM
MAINTENANCE OF INFORMATION
SYSTEM
IDENTIFICATION OF
PROJECTS/RESEARCH/TRAINING/ INFO.
SYSTEMS FOR POSSIBLE
OUTSOURCING
DRAFTING OF TOR
REVIEW OF TOR
PREPARATION OF FIRST TOR
VALIDATION OF TOR BY TACT
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conduct
FUNCTION
14.6
Inception Report evaluated and
recommended
Number of Inception Report evaluated and
recommended
1
14.7 Monitoring report prepared
Number of perfprmance/deliverables of
contractor monitored
1
14.8 Final report validated Number of final report validated 1
14.9 Validated report accepted Number of validated report accepted 0.25
15. PLANNING
15.1 Office performance assessed Number of office performance assessed 24
15.2
12.2.1 Division /Section Division /Section WFP prepared Number of Division /Section WFP prepared 4
12.2.2 Bureau/Center/Hosp./CHD
Bureau/Center/Hospital/CHD WFP
prepared
Number of Bureau/ Center/Hospital/CHD
WFP prepared
8
15.3
12.3.1 Division /Section Division /Section OP prepared Number of Division /Section OP prepared 6
Bureau/Center/Hospital/CHD OP
prepared
OP prepared
12
16. POLICY FORMULATION
EVALUATION AND RECOMMENDATION
OF INCEPTION REPORT OF THE
CONTRACTOR
MONITORING OF
PERFORMANCE/DELIVERABLES OF THE
HIRED CONTRACTOR
VALIDATION OF FINAL REPORT BY TACT
ACCEPTANCE OF VALIDATED REPORT
ASSESSMENT OF OFFICE
PERFORMANCE
PREPARATION OF WORK AND
FINANCIAL PLAN (WFP)
PREPARATION OF OPERATIONAL PLAN
(OP)
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conduct
FUNCTION
16.1 Policy paper drafted Number of policy paper drafted 8
16.2 Consultative workshop conducted
Number of consultative workshops
conducted
16
16.3 Public hearing conducted Number of public hearing 4
16.4 Draft policy revised Number of draft policies revised 8
16.5 audio/visual materials prepared Number of audio/visual materials prepared 1
16.6 Policy presentation/s done Number of policy presentation/s done 0.5
16.7 Policy orientation conducted Number of policy orientation conducted 4
17. POLICY MONITORING AND EVALUATION
17.1
Policy monitoring and evaluation
conducted
Number of policy monitoring and evaluation
conducted
4
17.2
Policy monitoring and evaluation report
prepared
Number of policies monitored and evaluated 4
17.3 Policy reviewed and analyzed Number of policies reviewed and analyzed 2
17.4 Policy reformulated Number of policies reformulated 4
18. PROCUREMENT OF CONSULTANCY
DRAFTING THE POLICY PAPER
CONSULTATION WITH STAKEHOLDERS
CONDUCT OF PUBLIC HEARING
REVISION OF DRAFT
PREPARATION OF AUDIO/VISUAL
MATERIALS
PRESENTATION OF POLICY TO EXECOM
CONDUCT OF POLICY ORIENTATION
CONDUCT OF POLICY MONITORING AND
EVALUATION
PREPARATION OF POLICY MONITORING
AND EVALUATION REPORT
REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF POLICY
REFORMULATION OF POLICY
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conduct
FUNCTION
18.1 PREPARATION OF TOR
18.1.1
Draft TOR in coordination with the
concerned technical offices
Draft TOR Number of TORs drafted 4
18.1.2
Finalize TOR and submits to
Funding Institutions (FIs) for
concurrence
TOR finalized Final TOR submitted to FI 1
18.1.3 Follow-up comments/concurrence 0.25
18.1.4
Endorse approved TOR to COBAC
to facilitate procurement
Endorsement letter 0.05
18.1.5
Participates in the procurement
process: Pre-Bid, Bid Opening,
Technical Evaluation, negotiation
4
19. PROCUREMENT OF GOODS
19.1 0.25
19.2
19.2.1 Notice of Award/Notice to Proceed 0.25
19.2.2 Contract 0.5
19.2.3 Purchase Order 0.5
19.3 0.125
19.4 0.5
20. PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
20.1
20.1.1 Development of Research proposal Research proposal developed Number of research proposals developed 120
REVIEW OF PURCHASE REQUEST
PREPARATION OF DOCUMENT
ISSUANCE/RELEASE OF PURCHASE
ORDER/CONTRACT
MONITORING OF P.O. STATUS
CONDUCT OF RESEARCH
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FUNCTION
20.1.2 Gathering and analysis of data. Data gathered and analyzed Number of data gathered and analyzed 704
20.1.3
Preparation of Research
Paper/Technical Report
Research Paper/Technical Report
prepared
Number of research paper/technical report
prepared
120
20.1.4
Presentation of research paper to
Head of Office/higher authority
research paper presented Number of research paper presented 8
20.2
20.2.1
Preparation of program design and
methodology
Program design and methodology
prepared
Number of program design and
methodology prepared
4
20.2.2 Conduct of PIR PIR conducted Number of PIR conducted 24
20.2.3
Preparation/submission of PIR
reports
PIR reports prepared/submitted Number of PIR reports prepared/submitted 24
20.3
20.3.1 Collection/collation of data Data collected/ collated Number of data collected/collated 12
20.3.2 Analysis/interpretation of data Data analyzed/ interpreted Number of data analyzed/interpreted 80
20.3.3
Preparation of lay-out and design
for publication
Lay-out and design for publication
prepared
Number of lay-out and design for publication
prepared
4
20.3.4
Preparation and submission of
PME report
PME report prepared and submitted
Number of PME report prepared and
submitted
6
21. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
21.1
21.1.1 Conduct of physical count Physical count conducted Number of physical counts conducted 0.03
21.1.2
Preparation of Report on Physical
Count of Property, Plant and
Equipment (RPCPPE)
RPCPPE prepared Number of RPCPPE prepared 0.03
21.1.3
Preparation/Updating of
Acknowledgement Receipt for
Equipment (ARE)
ARE prepared/ updated Number of ARE prepared/updated 0.25
PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION REVIEW
AND ANALYSIS
PROGRAM MONITORING AND
EVALUATION (PME)
INVENTORY OF PROPERTIES
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conduct
FUNCTION
21.1.4
Preparation of Inspection and
Inventory Report for unserviceable
equipment
I & I Report prepared Number of I & I Reports prepared 0.25
21.2 property records reconciled Number of property records reconciled 0.5
21.3
Donated/transferred properties
appraised for booking purposes
Number of donated/transferred properties
4
21.4 Property accountabilities encoded
Number of property accountabilities
encoded
0.083
22. PROVISION OF SECRETARIAL/SECRETARIAT SERVICE
22.1 GENERAL SECRETARIAL SERVICE
22.1.1
Coordination/arrangement of
Meetings
Meetings coordinated/arranged Number of meetings coordinated/arranged 1
22.1.2
Preparation/sending of notices of
meeting
Notices of meeting prepared/sent
Number of notices of meetings
prepared/sent
0.25
22.1.3
Taking/recording of minutes of
meeting
Minutes of meeting taken/recorded Number of minutes taken/recorded 4
22.1.4
Transcription/preparation of
minutes
Minutes transcribed/prepared Number of minutes transcribed/prepared 8
22.2 SECRETARIAT SERVICES TO BAC
22.2.1
Review of documentary
requirements submitted for public
bidding and other modes of
procurement.
Documentary requirements reviewed for
acceptance/rejection
Number of documentary requirements
reviewed for acceptance/rejection
0.50
RECONCILIATION OF PROPERTY
RECORDS WITH THE BOOKS OF
ACCOUNTS
APPRAISAL OF
DONATED/TRANSFERRED PROPERTIES
WITHOUT COST FOR BOOKING
PURPOSES
ENCODING OF PROPERTY
ACCOUNTABILITY
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FUNCTION
22.2.2 Preparation of bidding documents Prepared bidding documents Number of prepared bidding documents 40
22.2.3
Publication / Posting of Invitations
to Bidders
Invitations posted Number of invitations posted 8
22.2.4 Documentation of the following:
a. Pre-procurement conferences
Pre-Procurement Conference
documented
Number of conference documented 8
b. Pre-bid conferences Pre-bid Conferences documented
Number of Pre-bid Conferences
documented
4
c.
Bidding/Other modes of
Procurement
Bidding/Other modes of Procurement
documented
Number of bidding/other modes of
Procurement documented
4
d. Meetings of BAC/TWG Meetings
Meetings of BAC/TWG Meetings
documented
Number of meetings of BAC/TWG Meetings
documented
4
22.2.5
Preparation of minutes of
meeting/conferences
Minutes of the meeting prepared Number of minutes of the meeting prepared 4
22.3 COBAC
22.3.1
Monitors and evaluates the
procurement activities in the CHDs
and hospitals.
Procurement activities of CHDs and
Hospitals monitored and evaluated
Number of of stakeholders/implementors
monitored
16
22.3.2
Verification of Purchase Requests
(PRs) against Annual Procurement
Plan (APP).
Approved PRs and APP
Number of Purchase Requests verified
against APP
1
22.3.3
Provision of secretariat services to
COBAC.
a. Review of documentary
procurement.
documentary requirements reviewed
for acceptance/rejection
0.50
(Procurement Management for GOP & FAPs
- funded projects)
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FUNCTION
b. Preparation of bidding
documents
prepared bidding documents Number of prepared bidding documents 40
c. Publication / Posting of
Invitations to Bidders
invitations posted Number of invitations posted 8
d. Pre-Procurement Conference
conducted
Number of conference conducted 8
e. Pre-bid conferences Pre-bid Conferences conducted Number of Pre-bid Conferences conducted 4
f. Conduct of bidding
- Public Bidding Public bidding conducted Number of public bidding conducted 8
- Local Shopping Local Shopping conducted Number of local shopping conducted 4
- Negotiation negotiated bidding conducted Number of negotiated bidding conducted 4
g. Provision of secretariat
services to different committees
secretariat services provided Number of secretariat services provided 8
22.3.4
docutments:

a. Purchase Orders PO prepared Number of POs prepared 1
b. Contracts contracts prepared Number of contracts prepared 2
c. Notice of Awards Notice of Award Number of notice of award prepared 0.33
d. Issuance of Purchase Orders
and Contracts to suppliers.
PO Issued Number of PO issued 0.33
e. Issuance of Notice to Proceed
to suppliers.
NTP issued Number of NTP issued 0.33
22.3.5
Consolidation of APP of all DOH
central office
consolidated APP Number of consolidated APP 24.00
BFAD 23. REGULATION
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FUNCTION
Medical certificate authenticated Number of medical certificates authenticated 0.8
Permit for remote collection issued
Number of permits for remote collection
issued
0.8
Certificate of registration of a hospital
issued
Number of certificates of registration of a
hospital issued
0.8

Regulated health facility published Number of regulated health facility published 40
Conduct of Fact Finding/Investigation
Number of Fact Finding/Investigation
conducted
23.5.1 Simple 40
23.5.2 Medium 120
23.5.3 Complex 160
23.6 ISSUANCE OF AUTHORIZATION Autorization issued Number of authorizations issued
23.6.1 LTO health facility 1
23.6.2 Clearance to Operate HMO 2
23.6.3 Certificate of Certifying Body 1
23.6.4 Certificate of need 40
Referral forms for peer review
committee prepared
Number of referral forms for peer review
committee prepared
1
Accreditation certificate issued Number of accreditation certificates issued 0.5
23.1 AUTHENTICATION OF MEDICAL
CERTIFICATE
23.2 ISSUANCE OF PERMIT FOR REMOTE
COLLECTION
23.3 ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF
REGISTRATION OF A HOSPITAL
23.4 PUBLICATION OF REGULATED HEALTH
FACILITY
23.5 CONDUCT OF FACT FINDING /
INVESTIGATION
23.7 REFERRAL TO PEER REVIEW
COMMITTEE
23.8 ISUANCE OF ACCREDITATION
CERTIFICATE
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conduct
FUNCTION
OFW report consolidated and prepared
Number of OFW reports consolidated and
prepared
1
BFFS report prepared Number of BFFS report prepared 1
Statistical report prepared Number of statistical reports prepared 2
Permit to construct a health facility
issued
Number of permits to construct a health
facility issued
1
23.13 MONITORING OF HEALTH FACILITIES
23.13.1 Preliminary Activities
a. Identification of facilities Facilities identified Number of facilities identified 0.5
b. Review of facility file Facility file reviewed Number of facility files reviewed 0.5
c. Preparation of DPO & Voucher DPO and voucher prepared Number of DPOs and vouchers prepared 0.5
23.9 PREPARATION AND CONSOLIDATION
OF OFW REPORT
23.10 PREPARATION OF BFFS MANDATORY
REPORT
23.11 STATISTICAL REPORTS
23.12 ISSUANCE OF PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT
A HEALTH FACILITY
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FUNCTION
23.13.2 Actual conduct of monitoring
a. Opening Conference
Opening Conference with Notice of
Violation (NOV) conducted
Number of Opening Conference conducted 1
b. Records of Review Records reviewed Number of records reviewed 1
c. Area visits
Area visits with Cease and Desist Order
(CDO) conducted
Number of area visits done 3
d. Consolidation of findings and
consensus building
Findings and consensus building
consolidated
Number of findings and consensus building
consolidated
1
e. Feedback and exit conference Feedback and exit conference done
Number of findings and exit conferences
conducted
1
f. Issuance of Notice of Violation
(if applicable)
NOV issued Number of NOVs issued 0.5
23.13.3 Post Monitoring Activity Classification of Reports:
a. Preparation of report and
recommendation
a.1 less than 15 findings 0.5
a.2 15 - 30 findings 1
a.3 31 above findings 1.5
b. Preparation of letters with
monitoring reports to CHDs and
LGU (when applicable)
List of Facilities decategorized for
hospitals and LTO / Accreditation
0.5
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FUNCTION
23.14 CONDUCT OF SURVEILLANCE OF UNLICENSED FACILITES
23.14.1
Identification of areas for
surveillance of unlicensed facilities
Areas for surveillance identified Number of areas for surveillance identified
23.14.2 Ocular visit of the facility Ocular visit of facility done Number of ocular visits of facility done
23.14.3
Issuance of Cease and Desist
Order with advise to seek LTO or
Accreditation which ever applies
CDO issued Number of CDO issued
23.14.4
Report and recommendation
preparation
Recommendation report prepared
Number of recommendation reports
prepared
BOQ
BHFS 23.15 ISSUANCE OF AUTHORIZATION
BHDT 23.15.1
Interview & provision of
checklists of requirement
Interview done and checklists of
requirement provided
Number of interviews done and checklists of
1
23.15.2 Review of documents Documents reviewed Number of documents reviewed
a. 10 documents or less 0.167
b. more than 10 documents 0.5
23.15.3 Issuance of order of payment Order of payment issued Number of orders of payment issued 0.167
23.15.4
documents
Documents received and encoded
Number of documents receivied and
encoded
0.167
23.15.5 Updating of client's profile Client's profile updated Number of client's profile updated 0.083
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FUNCTION
23.15.6
Evaluation of application
documents
Application documents evaluated Number of application documents evaluated
a. As to completeness 0.5
b. Substantive 8
23.15.7
Encoding of changes of
circumstances in the database
Changes of circumstances encoded
Number of changes in circumstances
encoded
0.167
23.15.8
Review of inspection reports
from the regions
Inspection reports reviewed Number of inspection reports reviewed 1
23.15.9
Preparation of authorization
document
Authorization document prepared
Number of authorization documents
prepared
0.5
3.5
23.16 INSPECTION
Pre-inspection
23.16.1
Review of previous inspection
reports on the company for
inspection
Previous inspection reports reviewed
Number of previous inspection reports
reviewed
a. Manufacturer 4
b.
Retailer/wholesaler/importer/
exporter
1.5
23.16.2
Preparation of inspection
agenda and aide memoire
Inspection agenda and aide memoire
prepared
Number of agenda and aide memoire
prepared
4
23.16.3
Preparation/Submission of
itinerary
Itinerary prepared / submitted Number of itineraries prepared / submitted 1
Actual inspection
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FUNCTION
23.16.4 Conduct of inspection Inspection conducted Number of inspections conducted
a. Opening
a.1 Manufacturer
a.1.1 small 8
a.1.2 medium 18
a.1.3 large 30
a.2 Trader 4
a.3 Retailer 1.5
a.4 Wholesaler / Importer /
Exporter
2
6
b. Renewal
b.1 Manufacturer
b.1.1 Small 18
b.1.2 Medium 30
b.1.3 Large 48
b.2 Trader 6
b.3 Retailer 2.5
b.4 Wholesaler / Importer /
Exporter
3
c.
Inspection of Health
Facilities/Hospitals
Health Facilities/Hospitals inspected
Number of Health Facilities/Hospitals
inspected
c.1 Level 1 4
c.2 Level 2 8
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FUNCTION
c.3 Level 3 16
c.4 Level 4 24
d.
Inspection of laboratories/X-ray
facilities
Laboratories/X-ray facilities inspected
Number of laboratories/X-ray facilities
inspected
d.1 Category/Level 1 4
d.4 Specialized 24
e.
Conduct of exit conference of
inspection
Exit conference of inspection conducted
Number of exit conference of inspection
conducted
e.1 Level 1 1
e.2 Level 2 1.5
e.3 Level 3 and 4 2
Post inspection
23.16.5
inspection report
Inspection report prepared and
submitted
Number of inspection reports prepared and
submitted
a. Manufacturer
a.1 Small 8
a.2 Medium 16
a.3 Large 32
b. Trader 4
c. Retailer 1
d. wholesaler/importer/exporter 1
23.16.6
Encoding of inspection report to
its database
Inspection report encoded Number of inspection reports encoded 4
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FUNCTION
23.16.7 Serving of legal order Legal order served Number of legal orders served 2
23.16.8 Execution of order Order executed Number of orders executed 8
23.16.9
Serving of legal order with
verification of compliance
Legal order served Number of legal orders served 8
23.17 REGISTRATION
23.17.1 Receiving of documents
a. Checking for completeness Documents checked for completeness
Number of documents checked for
completeness
1
b. Issuance of order of payment Order of payment issued Number of orders of payment issued 0.167
c. Acceptance of application Application accepted Number of applications accepted 0.167
23.17.2
Decking/scheduling of
processing of application
Processing of application
decked/scheduled
Number of processing of applications
decked/scheduled
0.167
23.17.3
Evaluation and processing of
application
Application evaluated and processed
Number of applications evaluated and
processed
a. Drug
a.1 New chemical entity 40
a.2 Initial Drug Applications 16
a.3 Renewal Drug Applications 4
b. Food
b.1 Category 1 1
b.2 Category 2 3
b.3 Food Supplement 4
c. Cosmetics
c.1 Notification 0.25
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FUNCTION
c.2 HHS (Household
Hazardous Substances)
4
d. Medical Devices
d.1 Class 1 2
d.2 Class 2 4
d.3 Class 3 12
d.4 Class 4 24
e. Diagnostic Reagent 2
f. Biologicals & Vaccines 16
g. Veterinary Products 4
h. Donation 1
23.17.4 Preparation of:
a. Notice of Deficiency/Denial Notice of Deficiency/Denial prepared
Number of Notices of Deficiency/Denial
prepared
1
b. CPR Number of CPR prepared Number of CPRs prepared 0.5
23.17.5
Inspection of
Bioavailability/Bioequivalence
facility
Bioavailability/Bioequivalence facility
inspected
Number of Bioavailability/Bioequivalence
facilities inspected
40
23.18 LABORATORY ANALYSIS
23.18.1
Checking of request and
samples
Request and samples checked Number of requests and samples checked 0.25
23.18.3
Receiving and recording of
request and samples
Request and samples received and
recorded
Number of requests and samples received
and recorded
0.083
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FUNCTION
23.18.4
Sorting and assignment to
concerned section
Samples sorted and assigned to
concerned section
Number of samples sorted and assigned to
concerned section
0.25
23.18.5 Testing of samples Samples tested Number of samples tested
a. Physico-Chemical
a.1 Dissolution Test, Gas
Chromatography
4
a.2 High Performance Liquid
Chromatography, Titration,
ELISA, Atomic Absorption
Spectroscopy
3
a.3 ID Tests (color, IR, TLC, UV
spectro, etc.)
1
a.4 Viscosity, Specific gravity,
Ph, Gravimetry, Hardness test,
disintegration, DT, Wt, variation,
visual/organoleptic test,
uniformity of dosage units
(content uniformity, weight
variation), etc.
0.5
a.5 Uv-vis Spectroscopy, Other
tests
2
a.6 Assay
a.6.1 Titration, AAS, HPLC,
AAS, ELISA
3
a.6.2 UV Spectro 2
a.6.3 GC 4
b. Microbiological
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FUNCTION
b.1 Microbioal assay,
Commercial Sterility, Standard
Plate Count, Coliform Plate
Count, Molds and Yeast Count,
Coliform, S. aureus, Ps.
Aeruginosa, L. monocytogenes,
Vibrio parahaemolyticus
4
b.2 Salmonella 5
b.3 Bacillus cereus 4.5
b.4 E-coli 7.4
b.5 Paralytic Shellfish
Poisoning Test
6
b.6 Acute Toxicity Test 200
b.7 General Safety Test 30
b.8 Limulus Amebocyte Lysate
Test
24
c. Toxicological
c.1 Contaminants 4
c.2 Heavy metals, Leachability 3
d.
Sterility Tests (Drugs and
Medical Devices)
4
e. Biological Tests
e.1 Paralytic Shellfish
Poisoning Test
6
e.2 Acute Toxicity Test 20
e.3 General Safety Test 30
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FUNCTION
e.4 Pyrogent Tests/Bacterial
Endotoxin Test
(LimulusAmoebocyte Lysate)
24
e.5 Skin Irritation Test 5
e.6 Histamine Test 3
23.18.6 Data recording and computation Data recorded and computed Number of data computed and recorded 0.5
23.18.7 Evaluation of test result Test result evaluated Number of test results evaluated 0.5
23.18.8
Product assessment for
standard conformance
Product assessed for standard
conformance
Number of products assessed for standard 0.083
23.18.9 Preparation of test report Test report prepared Number of test reports prepared 0.5
23.18.10 Review/initial of test report Test report reviewed Number of test reports reviewed 0.083
23.18.11 Approval of test report Test report approved Number of test reports approved 0.083
23.18.12
Recording/Releasing of test
report
Test report recorded/released Number of test reports recorded/released 0.083
23.18.13
Conduct of inspection and audit
for recognition of analytical
laboratories
Inspection conducted Number of inspections conducted 24
23.18.14
Breeding and care of laboratory
animals
Laboratory animals bred Number of laboratory animals bred
a. Mouse 4
b. Rabbit 4
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FUNCTION
23.18.15
Conduct of operational audit of
CHDs
Operational audit of CHDs conducted
Number of operational audits of CHDs
conducted
40
23.18.16 Issuance of Certification Certification issued Number of certificates issued 5
24. REPORTS PREPARATION
24.1 WFP prepared Number of WFP prepared
a. Division/Section 4
b. Office 8
24.2 Division Accomplishment Report Number of Accomplishment Report
b. Office 8
24.3 Annual Procurement Plan Number of Procurement Plan 8
b. Office 4
24.4 Performance Target Number of Performance Targets 4
24.5 Performance Evaluation Report Number of Performance Evaluation Reports 4
24.6 Feedback report submitted Number of feedback reports submitted 2
25. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
25.1 Technical Assistance provided Number of technical assistance provided
WORK AND FINANCIAL PLAN (WFP)
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
ANNUAL PROCUREMENT PLAN
PERFORMANCE
CONTRACTING/TARGETTING
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION REPORT
ATTENDANCE TO MEETINGS
PROVISION OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
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FUNCTION
25.1.1 Expertise building 1:1
25.1.2 Service Delivery 1:1
25.1.3 In aid of Legislation Reaction/position papers prepared
Number of reaction/position papers
prepared

a. easy 8
b. moderate 16
c. difficult 24
26. TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT
26.1
26.1.1 Inspection and cleaning of vehicle Vehicle inspected and cleaned Number of vehicle inspected and cleaned 0.5
26.1.2
Vehicle tune-up/change
oil/greasing
Vehicle tuned-up/greased/oil changed
Number of vehicles tuned-up/greased/oil
changed
2
26.2
26.2.1 Processing of trip ticket Trip ticket processed Number of trip tickets processed 0.25
26.2.2 Processing of fuel request Fuel request processed Number of fuel requests processed 0.5
26.2.3 Dispatching of vehicle vehicle dispatched Number of vehicles dispatched 0.25
26.2.4 Recording of trips Trips recorded Number of trips recorded 0.25
26.3
26.3.1
Inspection and diagnosis of vehicle
defects
Vehicle defects inspected and
diagnosed
Number of vehicle defects inspected and
diagnosed
2
26.3.2
Canvassing and purchasing of
spare parts
Spare parts canvassed and purchased
Number of spare parts canvassed and
purchased
4
26.4
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE OF
SERVICE VEHICLE
UTILIZATION OF SERVICE VEHICLE
CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE OF
GOVERNMENT VEHICLES
INSURANCE AND REGISTRATION OF
VEHICLES
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FUNCTION
26.4.1
Preparation of application for
insurance
Insurance application prepared Number of insurance applications prepared 1
26.4.2
Arrangement for smoke emission
testing
Smoke emission testing arranged Number of smoke emission testing arranged 2
26.4.3
registration
Registration application prepared Number of registration application prepared 1
26.5 Summary report of trips prepared
Number of summary reports of trips
prepared
4
26.6 Visitor's Pass - number of IDs prepared Number of IDs & chronolog cards 0.50
27. UTILITY MANAGEMENT
27.1
27.1.1
Preparation of montly consumption
reports on power, water and other
utility expenses
monthly consumption report prepared Number of consumption reports 0.50
27.1.2
Daily inspection & reporting of
utility and facility utilization such as
rental of the DOH Convention Hall,
Gym and Directors Lounge
Conducted daily inspection & reporting
of breakdowns to the contractor
Number of breakdowns reported 0.50
27.2 payments processed Number of payments prepared 0.08
27.2.1 Distribution of xerox copies of bills xerox copies of bills distributed Number of xerox copies of bills distributed 1
27.2.2
Collection of all supporting
documents
supporting documents collected Number of supporting documents collected 1
PREPARATION OF SUMMARY REPORTS
OF TRIPS
PREPARATION OF ACCESS AND
VISITORS PASS / VEHICLE PASS
PREPARATION OF MONTHLY REPORT
PROCESSING OF PAYMENTS FOR PLDT,
TELEPHONE, GASOLINE, COOP,
MERALCO, ETC.
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FUNCTION
27.2.3 Analysis of documents submitted documents submitted analyzed Number of submitted documents analyzed 4
27.2.4
Consolidation and preparation of
vouchers
documents consolidated and vouchers
prepared
Number of documents consolidated and
vouchers prepared
2
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (OSEC)
MEDIA RELATIONS
Media plan prepared Number of media plan prepared 1
press conference conducted Number of press conferences conducted
Proponents met 2
Data gathered Number of data gathered 8
SOH briefed Number of SOH briefings 1
CENTRAL OFFICE
1. Preparation of media plan
2. Conduct of press conferences
a. Meeting of proponents
b. Data gathering
c. Briefing of the SOH
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FUNCTION
Press release prepared Number of press released prepared 2
Media people invited Number of media people invited 1
Press kit reproduced Number of press kits reproduced 2
Venue arranged/set up Number of venues set up 0.5
h. Presscon proper attendees assisted Number of assistance provided 0.5
I. Facilitatation of media interviews media interviews facilitated Number of media interviews facilitated 0.5
Media coverage arranged/conducted
Number of media coverage
arranged/conducted
2
Media interviews facilitated Number of media interviews facilitated 0.25
Media interviews cleared
Number of media interviews cleared /
authorized
0.5
Press / photo releases uploaded and
updated
Number of press/photo releases uploaded
and updated
1
Press releases drafted
Number of press releases drafted &
disseminated
4
Photos released/disseminated Number of photo releases disseminated
Media interviews facilitated Number of media interviews facilitated 2
Press statements
prepared/disseminated
Number of press statements
2
Letters-to-the-editors & news directors Number of letters-to-the editors sent 1
Goodwill messages prepared Number of goodwill messages written 1
d. Praparation press release
e. Invite media people
f. Reproduction of press kit
g. Setting up of venue
3. Arrangement/Conduct of media coverage
4. Dissemination of information to media
a. Facilitation of media interviews
b. Clearing/authorization of media interviews
c. Uploading and updating of press/photo
releases
d. Drafting of press releases
e. Releasing/disseminating of photos
5. Publication of DOH programs and policies
a. Preparation/Dissemination of press
statement
b. Preparation of letters-to-the-editors &
news directors
c. Preparation of goodwill messages
6. Media monitoring
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FUNCTION
Health news clipped/
monitored/photocopied and faxed
Number of health news clipped/monitored/
photocopied and faxed
2
Radio/tv programs w/ DOH officials as
guest monitored
Number of guesting monitored
> radio 0.25
> TV 0.5
Regional field visits of SOH assisted
Number of assistance to the SOH's regional
field visits provided
1:1
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
Clients screened/ assessed and
counseled
Number of clients sreened/ assessed and
counseled
0.5

Clients referred Number of clients referred 0.25

Inventory report prepared and submitted
Number of inventory reports prepared and
submitted
4
Transactions in WEB-PAIS encoded
Number of transactions encoded in the
WEB-PAIS
0.5
BUREAU OF INTERNATIONAL HEALTH COOPERATION (BIHC)
1. Coordination of Exchange Visitor's Program (EVP)
EVP application evaluated Number of EVP applications evaluated 0.5
NTC prepared Number of NTC prepared 0.25
Orientation/briefing of new applicants
conducted
Number of orientation/ briefing of new
applicants conducted
1
d. Encoding of approved EVP applications Approved EVP applications encoded Number of EVP applications encoded 0.25
a. Clipping/photocopying and faxing of
health news
b. Monitoring of radio/TV program by DOH
officials
7. Assistance to the Secretary of Health in regional
field visits
1. Screening/assessment and counseling of clients
needing medical assistance
2. Referral of clients to hospital with emergency
fund
3. Preparation and submission of inventory reports
4. Encoding of transactions in Web-PAIS
a. Evaluation of EVP application
b. Preparation of Need Training Certificate (NTC)
c. Conduct of orientation/briefing of new applicant/s
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FUNCTION
document on trade in health related
issues reviewed and commented
Number of documents received and
reviewed
0.5
agenda item, meeting documents,
notice of meeting, minutes of meeting
Number of meetings organized 24
DOH position papers prepared
Number of DOH position papers approved
and provided to concern agencies
40
Files on DOH position papers
DOH position papers filed/encoded and
updated
8
Document requests
Number of documents requests reviewed
and assessed
0.5
Confirmed requests (with accompanying
documentary requirements)
Number of confirmed requests coordinated 0.5
Letter of concurrence/approval prepared
Number of request letters
concurred/approved
1
d) Prepares program of activities/itineraries
Program of activities/itineraries
prepared
Number of activities/itineraries prepared and
approved
1
Matrix of foreign visitors encoded and
updated
Number of foreign visitors encoded and
updated
4
4. Others
2. Secretariat to the Technical Working Group (TWG)
on GATS and TRIPS and MDG
a. Receiving/reviewing documents requesting for
DOH comments related to trade in health issues
b. Organizing and attendance to regular TWG
meeting (prepares agenda item, meeting documents,
notice of meeting and minutes of meeting)
c. Preparation of DOH position papers related to
trade in health
d. Maintaining files of DOH position papers as
reference for encoding
3. Foreign Visits (WHO and other International
Organizations)
a) Receiving and assessing requests for incoming
visits of foreign nationals
b) Coordination on details of visits with
WHO/embassises
c) Preparation of request letter of
concurrence/approval to offices to be visited
e) Encoding and updating of matrix of foreign
visitors
a) Government clearances for technical experts
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FUNCTION
Endorsement of government clearance
of technical experts facilitated
Number of endorsement of government
clearance of technical experts facilitated
1
CAS planning W/S and consultative
meetings attended and participated
Number of CAS planning W/S and
consultative meetings attended and
participated
8
2. Facilitates call for, and development of proposals
Letters of request prepared Number of request letters prepared 0.5
Proposals submitted to TCG/TACT Number of proposals submitted 0.5
transmittal letter of approved proposals
prepared
number of approved proposals endorsed 0.5
3. Preparation of Budget Strategy (BS)
Multi year budget per project Number of approved multi year budget 2
FAPs Budget Strategy Approved budget strategy 4
FAPs budget strategy submitted 2
Facilitates endorsement of government clearance of
technical experts to concerned bureaus/attached
agencies/academe/development partners
FINANCIAL/TECHNICAL RESOURCE MOBILIZATION
1. Coordination and participation in project development
activities
1.1. Attendance and participation in Country
Assistance Strategy (CAS) planning W/S and
consultative meetings
2.1. Preparation of letter for submission of proposals
2.3. Submission of proposals to Technical
Coordination Group (TCG)/Technical Assistance
Coordination Team (TACT) for review and approval
2.4. Preparation of transmittal letter of approved
proposals to NEDA
3.1. Drafting of Budget Strategy for inclusion in DOH
FAPs BS
3.1.1. Coordination with different teams the
submission of updated multi year budget per
project
3.1.2. Consolidation of the multi year budget
per project in one budget strategy of FAPs
3.1.3. Coordination and submission to
HPDPB and Finance Service for inclusion in
the DOH budget strategy
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FUNCTION
Letter of request prepared Number of letters of request prepared 1
4. Coordinates with NEDA for proposal presentation
Endorsed comments on proposals
Number of proposals with NEDA comments
endorsed
0.5
ICC-TB/CABCOM requirements
revised/complied
Number of ICC-TB/CABCOM requirements
revised/complied
4
Supply contract/agreements reviewed
Number of supply contract/agreements
reviewed
3
Documents prepared and submitted
Number of documents prepared and
submitted
1
1. Implementation of Project Plan
Request for withdrawal application
prepared
Number of request for withdrawal
application prepared
2
Letter of request prepared Number of letter of request prepared 0.5
PBDT by component per project
prepared
Number of PBDT by component per project
prepared
40
3.1.4. Preparation of letter of request for
FOA/certification of FAPs budget strategy to
DBM and forward to Finance Service for
signature of ASEC
4.1. Endorsement of NEDA comments on evaluated
proposals to concern offices/bureaus/CHDs/attached
agencies and other stakeholders
4.2. Revision of proposal/compliance to ICC-
TB/CABCOM requirements
5. Review of draft supply contract/agreement with funding
institutions
6. Preparation and submission of documents for
compliance to loan effectiveness
MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH SECTOR PORTFOLIO
a) Preparation of request for withdrawal
application
b) Preparation of request for the opening of
special account to Bureau of Treasury and DOH
Finance Service
c) Preparation of Procurement Benchmark and
Disbursement Targets
c.1. Preparation of the PBDT by component
per project
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FUNCTION
d) Re-allocation of Grants/Loan Funds Reallocated Grant/Loan Funds Number of reallocated funds requested
Approved budget allocation reviewed
Number of approved budget allocation
reviewed
4
Revised/actual allocation of grant/loan
funds prepared
Number of revised/actual allocation of
grant/loan funds prepared
4
Request/approval for revised allocation
of grant loans prepared
Number of request/approval for revised
allocation of grant loans prepared
1
BUREAU OF QUARANTINE
International Health Surveillance
Passengers screened and issued
quarantine clearance
Number of passengers screened and issued
quarantine clearance of:
1
- disembarked ill passengers 1

- referred outgoing international
passengers
0.05
a. Monitoring febrile cases Febrile cases monitored Number of febrile cases monitored 0.0167
Quarantine clearance issued Number of quarantine clearance issued 0.5
a. International aircraft disinfected Number of International aircraft disinfected 0.5
b.
Monitoring of Aedes Aegypti density
done
Number of monitoring Aedes Aegypti density
done
2
c. Larviciding done Number of larviciding done 4
d.
Misting/Fogging of houses and buildings
conducted
Number of misting/fogging of houses and
buildings conducted
3
d.1 Review of approved project allocation
d.2 Preparation of revised/actual allocation
of grant/loan funds
d.3 Preparation of request/approval for
revised allocation of grant loans
1. Screening of passengers and issuance of
Quarantine Clearance
2. Issuance of quarantine clearance for pathogenic
organism/infectious disease
3. Implementation of prevention & control
strategies at airports and of entry
International aircraft disinfections
Monitoring of Aedes aegypti density
Larviciding operations at the immediate
environs of airports
Conduct of misting/fogging of houses and
buildings near the AOR
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FUNCTION
e.
IEC on mosquito-borne diseases
conducted
Number of IEC on mosquito-borne diseases
conducted
0.15
Passenger and crew inspected Number of passenger and crew inspected
Aircraft inspected Number of aircraft inspected 1
Vessels inspected Number of vessels inspected 1
Suspects/cases referred to hospitals or
agencies.
Number of suspects/cases referred to
hospitals or agencies.
a. Training of staff in surveillance protocol Staff trained in surveillance protocol
Number of staff trained in surveillance
protocol
24
b. Screening of ill/deaths on board
Ill/deaths passengers on board
screened
Number of ill/deaths passengers on board
screened
0.5
Interisland vessels, catering points, and
food service establishments inspected
Number of interisland vessels, catering
points, and food service establishments
inspected
6
Travelers immunized or International
Immunization Certificates issued
Number of travelers immunized or
International Immunization Certificates
issued
0.11
Aliens, food handlers, stewards
screened
Number of aliens, food handlers, stewards
screened
0.6
Conduct of information, education campaign
(IEC) on mosquito-borne diseases
4. Screening of passengers, crews and cargoes in
airports and ports of entry of diseases of IHR
concerns.
5. Implementation of surveillance protocol at
airports and ports of entry of interisland vessels,
catering points
6. Inspection of interisland vessels, catering points,
and food service establishments per GMP and
HACCP standards
7. Immunization & documentation services for
travelers
8. Health Screening of aliens, food handlers,
stewards, etc.
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FUNCTION
Food and water samples examined
Number of food and water samples
examined
0.75
Certificate of examination issued Number of certificates of examination issued 0.25
11. Plague Prevention and Monitoring
a. Setting of Rat Traps Rat traps set Number of rats traps set 0.5
b. Poisoning of Rats Rats poisoned Number of rats poisoned 0.5
c. Dusting for Flea Control Fleas dusted Number of dusting operations 0.5
d. Determination of Flea Index Flea Index Determined Number of Flea Index Determined 1
e. Rat Dissected Number of rats dissected 1
12. Certification of Vessels
a. Inspection of vessels Vessel Inspected Number of vessels inspected 1
b. Fumigation of Vessel Vessel fumigated Number of vessels fumigated 48
c. Ship Sanitation Certificates Issued
Number of Ship Sanitation Certificates
issued
0.25
9. Examination of water and food samples collected
from areas of jurisdiction & food for export
10. Issuance of certificate examination
Dissection of Rodents for Plague Infection
Monitoring
Issuance of Ship Sanitation Certificates
13. Issuance and renewal of health certificate to
food handlers/stewards.
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FUNCTION
a.
Requirements for health certificate
screened
Number of requirements for health
certificate screened
0.3
b. Files retrieved Number of files retrieved 0.125
c. Cards issued Number of cards issued 0.033
a. Target vessel identified Number of vessels identified 1
b. Itinerary of travel Number of itinerary of travel prepared 0.5
c. Supplies prepared Number of supplies prepared 0.5
d. Courtesy call Number of courtesy call to master of vessels 0.125
e. Verification of implementation Number of verification of implementation 1
f. Documents reviewed Number of documents reviewed 0.5
g. Documentation made Number of documentations made 0.5
h. Incidental teachings conducted Number of incidental teachings conducted 0.5
i. Conduct of exit meetings Number of exit meetings conducted 0.5
Screening of medical requirements
submitted
Retrieval of personal file for documentation
Issuance of health card for
foodhandlers/stewards
14. Conduct of Health Education and Sanitation
activities onboard inter-island vessels (Mobile Trips)
Identification of target vessels
Preparation of itinerary of travel (ports to
be visited)
Preparation of supplies needed for the
mobile trip
Courtesy call to vessel master
Verification of Implementation (Food
Safety and Sanitation Audit) on-board
Review of documents i.e. Ship Sanitation
Control Certificate, Health Certificate
Documentation (still photos and video) of
activities conducted in the area
Incidental teachings to crews, officers and
passengers
Conduct of exit meeting to discuss findings
and deficiencies
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FUNCTION
j. Films shown Number of films shown 0.25
k. Spot announcement conducted Number of spot announcement conducted 0.125
l. KAP survey distribution Number of KAP survey conducted 0.5
m. IEC materials disseimination Number of IEC materials disseminated 0.25
n. Reports prepared Number of reports prepared 1
o.
Reports prepared and submitted to
management
Number of reports prepared and submitted
to management
0.5
a.
a.1
Courtesy call to the vessel's
officers
Courtesy call made Number of courtesy calls made 0.125
a.2
Review of documents i.e Health
Certificate, Ship Sanitation Control
Certificate
Review of documents made Number of documents reviewed 0.5
a.3
Verification of Implementation
(Food Safety and Sanitation Audit)
on-board
Verification of implementation
Number of verification of implementation
conducted
1
a.4
Incidental teachings to crews,
officers and passengers
Incidental teachings made Number of incidental teachings made 0.5
a.5
Documentation (still photos and
video) of activities conducted in the
area
Documentation made Number of documentation made 0.5
Film showing of health related topics i.e.
AIDS, hand washing procedures
Conduct of spot announcement while on
voyage
Distribution and retrieval of KAP
survey/passengers' feedback
Dissemination of IEC materials
Preparation of report to be submitted
(vessel master and ship management)
before disembarkation
Preparation and submission of reports to
the shipping management
15. Sanitation Activities in Inter-Island Vessels and
Food Service Establishments (Land-based)
Monthly Sanitation Audit of Inter-Island
Vessels
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FUNCTION
a.6
Water sampling collection for
bacteriological examination
Water samples collected Number of water samples collected 0.125
a.7 Residual Chlorine determination Residual chlorine determined Number of residual chlorine determined 0.125
a.8
Conduct of exit meeting to discuss
findings and deficiencies
Exit meeting conducted Number of exit meeting conducted 0.5
a.9 Preparation of report Reports prepared Number of reports prepared 1
a.10
Submission of water sample
collected to the laboratory
Water sampled submission
Number of water samples submitted for
laboratory analysis
0.125
b. 20
b.1
Courtesy call to food service
establishment management
b.2
Certificate, Sanitation Certificate
Review of documents Number of documents review conducted 0.5
b.3 Verification of implementation Verification of implementation
conducted
1
b.4
Incidental teachings to crews and
management
Incidental teachings Number of incidental teachings conducted 0.5
b.5 Dissemination of IEC materials IEC materials disseminated Number of IEC material disseminated 0.5
b.6
area
Conduct of documentation Number of documentation conducted 0.5
b.7
Water and food sampling collection
for bacteriological examination
Water and food sample collection
collected
0.125
b.8 Residual Chlorine determination Residual chlorine determined Number of residual chlorine determined 0.5
b.9
Conduct of exit meeting Number of exit meetings conducted 0.5
b.10 Preparation of report Reports preparation Number of reports prepared 0.5
Quarterly Food Safety Audit of Food
Service Establishments/Health Education
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FUNCTION
b.11
Submission of water and food
sample collected to the laboratory
submitted
0.125
b.12 Renewal of Sanitary Permit Sanitary permits renewed Number of sanitary permits renewed 0.125
c. 10
c.1
Sanitation inspection of the
environment within the location of
the hydrants
Inspection of environment within
location of hydrants
Number of inspection conducted
c.2
area
c.3 Residual Chlorine determination Residual chlorine determined
Number of residual chlorine determination
conducted
c.4
Water sample collection Number of water samples collected 0.125
FINANCE SERVICE (FS)
A. Monitoring Service Team
Narrative reports prepared
Number of narrative reports prepared and
frequency of submission
1
Disbursement analyzed and reviewed
Number of disbursement analyzed and
reviewd
Evaluated Financial Statements Number of Financial Statements evaluated
Quarterly North Harbor Water Hydrants
Collection and Monitoring
1. Preparation of narrative reports for the above
flash reports
2. Analysis and review of Foreign-Assisted
Projects' disbursement in accordance with
loan/grant agreement
3 Evaluation and monitoring of DOH Central Office
CHDs and hospitals' Financial Statements
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conduct
FUNCTION
Evaluated bid documents of lowest
calculated bidders
Evaluation Reports and Post Qualification
Evaluation Reports
5. Preparation of letters and memos Prepared letters and memos Number of letter and memos prepared
Reconciled balances of DOH versus PS-
DBM
Percentage of balance reconciled
Validated and closed FAPs records Number of FAPs validated and closed
HEALTH EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT STAFF (HEMS)
1. Calamity/Disaster Central Monitoring
a. Monitoring of events Events monitored Number of events coordinated 1:1
Verification and networking with DOH
hospitals and other concerned agencies
done
Number of verification and coordination with
DOH hospitals and concerned agencies
done
0.125
resources for HEARS
provided/mobilized
Number of resources for HEARS
provided/mobilized
Agenda for Health Emergency in
Disaster
Number of agenda for Health Emergency in
Disaster formulated
48
HEALTH HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT BUREAU (HHRDB)
1
Training courses and DPO's
cleared/approved for conduct
Number of training courses and DPO's
reviewed/approved
1
4. Attendance to jury duty as member of the
Technical Working Group (TWG)
6. Reconcile PS-DBM balance with DOH records
7. Validation and closing of accounting balances of
completed Foreign-Assisted Projects
b. Verification and networking with DOH hospitals
and other concerned agencies
2. Provision/Mobilization of resources for HEARS
3. Formulation of agenda for Health Emergency in
Disaster
Clearance of Training Courses and DPO on Training
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FUNCTION
2
List of Employees who underwent
International Fellowship
Number of International Training courses
invitation letter (local or international) Number of invitation letters farmed out 1
3 Facilitate WHO 3rd country Fellowships
WHO 3rd Country Fellowships
conducted
Number of WHO 3rd Country Fellowships
office identified Number of office identified 0.5
indorsement letter Number of indorsement letter prepared 0.5
proposed of program of activities Number of proposed program of activities 1
proposed program reviewed Number of proposed program reviewed 1
indorsement letter Number of indorsement letter 0.25
concerned office informed Number of concerned office informed 0.25
coordination made Number of coordination made 0.5
orientation conducted Number of orientation conducted 2
evaluation conducted Number of evaluation conducted 1
4
Health workers monitored and
evaluated
Number of health workers monitored and
evaluated
* identify areas for M & E 1
* Coordinate with CHDs 1
* Conduct actual M & E 2
* Preparation of M & E report 8
5 List of priority areas for the next batch Number of priority areas identified 24
6 Facilitate purchase of meds
Medicines available in the DOH
Warehouse for DTTB
Number of documents for processed for
procurement
Facilitate attendance of employees to international
fellowships
* farm out invitations to concerned offices
* identification of concerned office
* Indorsement of WHO proposal/request to
concerned office
* Develop proposal for HHRDB-led activities
* Review of training/fellowship
design/proposal
* Indorse the training/fellowship design to
WHO
* Inform concerned office of the approval
* Coordinate with WHO and the concerned
office on the release of funds for the activity
and arrival of fellows
* Conduct of orientation of WHO fellows
* Conduct of evaluation of WHO fellows
Monitoring and Evaluation
Determination of area for deployment for the next
batch
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conduct
FUNCTION
* prepare distribution list distribution list prepared Number of distribution list prepared 2
HEALTH POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING BUREAU (HPDPB)
HEALTH PLANNING DIVISION
1. Preparation of Planning Guidelines
1.1 Operational Planning Guidelines OPLAN Guidelines Number of Planning Guidelines 80
Rationale, Objectives & Planning
Guideline Framework done
Number of Rationale, Objectives &
Planning Guideline Framework
40
OPLAN format prepared Number of OPLAN format 8
OPLAN Annexes prepared Number of OPLAN Annexes 32
Work and Financial Plan Guidelines Number of Planning Guidelines 80
Introduction, Rationale, Objectives &
Planning Guideline Framework done
40
WFP format prepared Number of WFP format 8
WFP Annexes prepared and
consolidated
Number of WFP Annexes 32
2. Review and Updating of Plans
229.5
Department Memorandum prepared
Number of Department Memorandum
prepared
0.5
Consultative Meetings conducted/held Number of consultative meetings held
a. Write-up for Rationale, Objectives,
Planning Guideline Framework including
Process and Schedule
b. Preparation of the prescribed OPLAN
format
c. Preparation and Consolidation of OPLAN
Annexes
1.2 Work and Financial Planning Guidelines
a. Write-up for Introduction/Rationale,
Objectives, Framework for the current year
WFP Preparation including Process and
Schedule
b. Preparation of the prescribed WFP format
including WFP Budget Summary Form
c. Preparation and Consolidation of WFP
Annexes
2.1 National Investment Plan for Health (NIPH)
a. Preparation and dissemination of
Memorandum
b. Conduct of consultative meetings by
cluster:
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b.1 Service Delivery Public
Health
4
b.2 Service Delivery Hospitals 4
b.3 Regulation 4
b.4 Financing 4
b.5 Governance 4
Meetings with CHDs/hospitals
conducted
Number of meetings with CHDs/hospitals
conducted
4
WFP reviewed/consolidated per F1
investments
Investment needs culled out 60
OPLAN reviewed and consolidated in
terms of F1 investments
Consultative meeting conducted Number of consultative meeting conducted 4
g. Drafting of an updated NIPH NIPH drafted Number of NIPH drafted 80
h.Presentation of NIPH to EXECOM NIPH presented to EXECOM Number of NIPH presented 1
43
Inter-agency meeting attended Number of inter-agency meeting attended 1
Communication made through e-mail
Number of communication made through e-
mail
2
Meetings with attached agencies/other
DOH offices conducted
Number of meetings with attached
agencies/other DOH offices conducted
4
Document review done Number of document reviews done 16
c. Meeting with CHDs including CHD
hospitals through the FIMO
d. Review/consolidation of WFP and culling
out of investment needs COs, CHDs, LGUs
and Attached Agencies in terms of F1
investments
e. Review and consolidation of OPLAN and
cull out investment needs of Central Offices,
CHD, LGUs and Attached Agencies in terms
of F1 investments
f. Conduct of consultative meeting with the
Directors and F1 Fellows and CHDs
pointpersons of the NIPH
2.2 Medium-Term Philippine Development Plan
(MTPDP)
a. Attendance to an inter-agency meeting
b. Exchange of communication through e-
mail
c. Conduct of meetings with attached
agencies/other DOH offices
d. Review of document and documentation
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FUNCTION
e. Preparation of document Document prepared Number of documents prepared 20

mail
2
Meetings conducted Number of meetings conducted 4
Consultative meetings done Number of consultative meetings done 16
f. Preparation of document Document prepared Number of documents prepared 24
2.4 Review of Work and Financial Plan (WFP) 292.5
Feedback reports prepared Number of feedback reports prepared 0.5
2.5 Review of Operational Plan (OPLAN)

a.1 Central Offices (17) - 2/office Central Offices WFPs reviewed Number of Central Offices WFPs reviewed 34
a.2 CHDs (16) - 8/CHD CHDs WFPs reviewed Number of CHDs WFPs reviewed 128
2.3 Medium-Term Philippines Investment Plan
(MTPIP)
mail
c. Conduct of meeting with Central Office,
CHD, hospitals, Drug Rehab Centers and
attached agencies
d. Consultative Meeting with other DOH
offices
e. Conduct of document review and
documentation
a. Review of WFP based on checklist per
b. Preparation of feedback report to
respective offices
a. Review of OPLAN based on checklist per
office:
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FUNCTION
a.3 CHD hospitals (54) - 1/hosp. CHD hospitals WFPs reviewed Number of CHD hospitals WFPs reviewed 54
a.4 Special Hospitals (12) -
1/hosp.
Special Hospitals WFPs reviewed
Number of Special Hospitals WFPs
reviewed
12
a.5 Drug Rehab. Centers (10)
1/DRC
Drug Rehab. Centers WFPs reviewed
Number of Drug Rehab. Centers WFPs
reviewed
10
Feedback reports prepared/sent Number of feedback reports prepared/sent 0.5
3. Preparation of DOH Annual Report 6
2
b. Preparation of Terms of Reference TOR prepared Number of TOR prepared 2
c. Consolidation of submitted reports: Submitted reports consolidated Number of submitted reports consolidated
c.1 Central Office (17) - 2/office Central Office reports consolidated
Number of Central Office reports
consolidated
0.5
c.2 CHDs (16) - 3/CHD CHDs reports consolidated Number of CHDs reports consolidated 3
c.3 CHD hospitals (54) - 1/hosp. CHD hospitals reports consolidated
Number of CHD hospitals reports
consolidated
1
c.4 Special Hospitals (12) 1/hosp. Special Hospitals reports consolidated
Number of Special Hospitals reports
consolidated
1
c.5 Attached Agencies (4) 1/agency Attached Agencies reports consolidated
Number of Attached Agencies reports
consolidated
1
d. Finalization of Reports
Report packaged Number of reports packaged 40
e. Printing of Reports
e.1 If GOP-funded:
e.1.1 Preparation of TOR TOR prepared Number of TOR prepared 2
e.1.2 Attendance to COBAC
meetings
COBAC meetings attended Number of COBAC meetings attended 1
e.2 If Foreign-funded: 2
respective offices
a. Preparation of Department Memorandum for
coordination and submission of reports by offices
concerned
- Packaged/layout reports (camera ready)
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FUNCTION
e.2.2 Request for funding from the
donor organization
Letter of Request prepared Number of Letter of Request prepared 2
f. Editing of Report
f.1 Proofreading of draft report Draft report checked Number of draft report checked 9
f.2 Final editing of report Reported edited Number of report edited 6
g. Dissemination of Arnnual Report
g.1 Preparation of distribution list Distribution list prepared Number of distribution list 8
g.2 Monitoring of available stocks Stocks monitored Number of stocks monitored 1
g.2 Packaging/actual distribution AR packaged and distributed Number of AR distributed 40
4. Preparation of Mid-year/Year-end Reports Mid-year/Year-end Report prepared
issued
2
b. Consolidation of Accomplishment Reports
Consolidated 1st Semester
Accomplishment Report
Number of Consolidated Accomplishment
Report
40
Final draft of Consolidated Report % of comments incorporated into the draft 20
5. Preparation of Budget Proposal Budget proposal submitted 160
Minutes/agreements prepared Number of Minutes/Agreements prepared 24
b. Other activities related to Budget Hearing a) Budget Briefer Number of budget briefer drafted 40
b) Budget Presentation Slides Number of presentation slides prepared 40
b.1 Simple Presentation Slides Number of presentation slides prepared 0.083
b.2 Complex Presentation Slides Number of presentation slides prepared 0.5
a. Preparation of DM re: submission of 1st
Semester/Year-end Accomplishment Reports
c. Finalization of 1st Semester / Year-end
a. Conduct of series of meetings with the key
officials of the DBM
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FUNCTION
c) cue cards Number of cue cards updated and compiled 32
d) reports on issues raised during
budget hearings
Number of reports prepared on issues
raised during budget hearings
24
c.1 Drafting of correspondence a) correspondence Number of correspondence drafted:
c.1.1 Needing staff action Simple 5
Complex 20
c.1.2 Not needing staff action Not needing staff action 5
Workshop organized Number of workshop organized
c.2.1 Workshop design Workshop design Number of workshop designs 24
c.2.1.1 Preparation and
Finalization of Program of Activities
Program of Activities 1
c.2.2 Identification and confirmation
of participants
confirmed
1
c.2.3 DPO Preparation Draft DPO Number of DPO 1
c.2.4 Identification of venue Venue identified 8
c.2.5 Preparation of workshop
materials
Workshop kit Number of kits 24
c.2.6 Confirmation/invitation of
participants (final)
Confirmed participants Number of confirmed participants 8
advisory
Advisory Number of advisory 8
c.2.8 Actual conduct Workshop Actual workshop conducted 24
c. Undertake other planning related activities
c.2 Conduct of planning
workshop/orientation training
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FUNCTION
c.2.9 Post-workshop activity: Post
workshop report
Post Training Report Number of Post Training Report 16
a. Dissemination NOH disseminated Number of NOH presentations made 0.5
b. Formulation (2011-2015) NOH developed Monograph updated (once in five (5) years) 33.08
TOR developed and finalized Number of TOR developed and finalized 24
Endorsement letter Number of letters made 0.08
DPO prepared Number of DPOs issued 1
b. Conduct of Project Meetings Project meetings Number of project meetings conducted 4
Research proposal with DOH as
subject/funded reviewed
Number of research proposal with DOH as
8
DOH funded/non-funded researches
monitored
Number of DOH funded/non-funded
researches monitored
8
Research materials, literatures,
technical/project reports related to
health sector gathered
Number of research materials, literatures,
technical/project reports related to health
sector gathered
16
6. Dissemination and Formulation of the National
Objectives for Health
7. Management of Projects to support F1
a. Review and comments on TOR development and
technical papers
a.1 Development and Finalization of TOR
a.2 Endorsement of TOR to concerned
offices
a.3 Creation of Project Management Team
a.4 Conduct of consultative/coordinative
meetings with concerned offices
8. Management of Health Research Ethics Review
System
a. Review of research proposals with DOH as
subject/funded
b. Monitoring of DOH funded/non-funded researches
9. Development of Resource Learning Center for Health
Sector Reforms
a. Gathering of research materials, literatures,
technical/project reports related to health sector
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conduct
FUNCTION
Assistance to researchers using RLC
facilities extended
Number of assistance to researchers using
RLC facilities extended
2
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SERVICE (IMS)
System Software Development Division
Project Management

Project and work plans developed
Number of project and work plans
developed
24

Development of Functional Design Functional design developed Number of functional design developed
* Simple - consists of one system 136
* Moderate - consists of two to three
subsystems
164
* Complex - consists of more than three
subsystems (as a basis of measurement,
this will be multiplied by the Number of
subsystems)
328

Formulation of Technical Design Technical design formulated Number of technical design formulated
subsystems
120
subsystems)
240

b. Extension of assistance to researchers using RLC
facilities
Planning and development of information system
a. Development of project and work plans
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FUNCTION
Development of software and database Software and database developed
Number of software and database
developed
subsystems
272
subsystems)
448

Preparation of software operations manual * Simple - consists of one system 80
subsystems
160
subsystems)
400
System Implementation
- Conduct of pre-implementation meeting Pre-implementation meeting conducted
Number of pre-implementation meeting
conducted
4
- Conduct of User Training User training conducted Number of user training conducted
subsystems
24

subsystems)
80
Configuration/Set-Up/Installed Number of configuration/set-up/installed System Configuration / Set-up / Installation
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FUNCTION
* Simple 4
* Moderate 16
* Complex 40
System Replication System replicated Number of system replicated
* Simple - consists of one system (with 1
module)
* Moderate - consists of one system with
two to three modules
* Complex - consists of 1 system with more
than three modules (as a basis of
measurement, this will be multiplied by the
Number of subsystems)
System Monitoring
- Conduct of meetings with user 1
- Evaluation of system Systems evaluated Number of systems evaluated 2
- Update/Troubleshoot system.
a. Simple 1
b. Complicated
> workstation 5
> server 24
- Preparation of System Monitoring Report. System monitoring report prepared
Number of systems monitoring report
prepared
Software Maintenance
System revised/adjusted/upgraded
Number of system
revised/adjusted/upgraded
a. simple = 1 to 2 reports 128
b.
moderate = 3 to 5 additional
reports or data-entry windows.
155
Revision/adjustment/upgrading of the system
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FUNCTION
c.
complex = more than 5 additional
reports
310
Network and Database Management Division
IT Maintenance 1. Minimal Computer Downtime Number of IT peripherals resolved
- Repair of IT equipment
a. Simple 2

b. Moderate 8
c. Complex 16
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FUNCTION

Network Management

- Inspection of Internet/Intranet connection Internet/Intranet connection inspected
Number of Internet/Intranet connection
inspected

a. Simple 2
b. Moderate 8
c. Complex 16
Inspection of ICT equipment
equipment
Number of request for inspection 8

Review/Approval of ICT specifications ICT specifications reviewed/approved
Number of ICT specifications
reviewed/approved
0.5
Updating of ICT Specifications in the Web ICT Specifications in the web updated
Number of ICT specifications in the web
updated
0.75
Updating of ICT equipment specifications ICT equipment Specifications updated
Number of ICT equipment specifications
updated
1
ICT Procurement Procurement of ICT Equipments
Number of ICT Equipment / Item that would
be ready for procurement
Research of ICT Equipment / Item to be
procured
0.5
Preparation / Documentation of the ICT
equipment for procurement

a) Purchase Request (per item) 0.25
Minimal Internet/ Intranet Connectivity Downtime
Inspection of Unserviceable ICT Equipment
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FUNCTION
- additional point in every bullet after
the twentieth (20th) bullet
0.05
b) APP and APR (Per page) 0.25
c) Others (Communication letters, etc.) 0.25
(per page)
Creation of Database Back-up Database Back-up created Number of Database Back-up created 0.25
Troubleshooting Action Sheet
Number of inquiries/problems
attended/resolved
Complex 1
Moderate 0.5
Simple 0.1
Knowledge Management Division
Documents Management Section
RECORDS MANAGEMENT/SERVICES
INCOMING CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS
Classification code assigned, encoded
in DTIS and filed accordingly
Number of communications encoded in
DTIS, coded and filed
0.5
in DTIS and dispatched
Number of communications coded and
dispatched
0.5
Open mails processed and mail request
form prepared
Number of open mails processed and mail
request form prepared
0.4
Outgoing bulk mails processed and
dispatched
Number of times delivered to post office 12
Replenish meter stamps Number of times meter stamps replenished 4
Technical Support on System Implemented
(DTOMIS)
OUTGOING COMMUNICATIONS
INCLUDING BULK MAILINGS
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FUNCTION
Number of times meter machine reloaded 6
Communication delivered Number of communication delivered thru:
Messengerial 8
Electronic Mail 0.08
Fax 0.25

Authentication of Documents/Records Documents/records authenticated Number of documents/records authenticated
Authenticated administrative issuances 0.17
Authenticated classified documents 2
Authenticated archived documents 16
CERTIFICATION Certification issued Number of certification issued 0.75
Data Build Up
Digitized records scanned and
optimized
Number of documents records scanned and
optimized
0.25
Preservation of valuable records Valuable records preserved Number of valuable records preserved 0.5
LIBRARY MANAGEMENT and SERVICES
A. Collection development
Procurement/Acquisition of
relevant books, journal and other
health info materials
Relevant books, journal and other
procured/acquisition
Number of relevant books, journal and other
health info materials procured/acquisition
3
Request donations/exchange
publications from other agencies
Donations/exchange publications from
other agencies requested
Number of donations/exchange publications
from other agencies requested
1
Build up online health information Online health information build up
Number of Online health information build
up
1
B. Collection Management
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FUNCTION
Classification, Cataloging of books,
monographs. CDs, IEC materials
Books, monographs. CDs, IEC
materials classified and catalogued
Number of books, monographs. CDs, IEC
0.5
Indexing of journal articles Journal articles indexed Number of journal articles Indexed 0.16
Building-up of news clippings
database
News clippings database build-up Number of news clippings database build-up 0.16
Physical preparation/processing of
books and other info materials
Books and other info materials
prepared/processed
Number of books and other info materials
prepared/processed
0.10
Maintenance of E-library E-library maintained Number of E-library maintained 1
Encoding of incoming health
periodicals in the database
Incoming health periodicals in the
database encoded
Number of incoming health periodicals in the
database encoded
0.05

Updating/editing of library website
contents and online databases
Library website contents and online
databases updated/edited
Number of library website contents and
online databases updated/edited
1
D. Library Services
Assist clients in locating
information
Number of clients assisted 0.17
Respond to walk-in, phone-in, and
emailed queries/information
requests
Number of queries/requests responded .25
Books/info materials lend and recall
borrowed
Number of books/info materials lend and
recall borrowed
0.17
Web Management

- Updating/posting of content Content updated/posted Number of content updated/posted 2
C. Maintenance of library website and
online databases
Lending and recalling borrowed books/info
materials
A. Management of DOH website and
Intranet
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FUNCTION
Website concerns resolved Number of website concerns resolved
- Minor troubleshooting 4
- Major troubleshooting 20
Maintenance
Web page updates/links checked Number of web page updates/links checked 1
Web accessibility checked Number of web accessibility checked 2
Number of websites developed
- Content Management System
installed
Number of Content Management System
installed
1
- Setting-up of Configuration - Configuration settings Number of Configuration settings 1
- Modification of templates - Templates modified Number of Templates modified 10
- Collection of Data - Data collected Number of Data collected 30
- Creation of images - Images created Number of Images created 10
- Creation of pages - Pages created Number of Pages created 8
- Research modules/extensions 20
- Install/troubleshoot
modules/extensions
20
- Testing and Modification 8
Provides Technical Assistance to DOH
portal contributors
Number of Technical assistance provided 1
INTERNAL AUDIT (IA)
Targeted areas for audit planned and
scheduled
Number of targeted areas for audit planned
and scheduled
5
Audit Report Number of Audit Reports 40
- Troubleshooting of website concerns
- Checking of web page updates/links
- Checking for web accessibility for PWD
B. Development of websites for public health
programs/other offices in Central Office
- Installation of Content Management
System installation
C. Provide Technical Assistance to DOH
portal contributors
1. Plan target areas for audit and schedule
2. Conduct of audit
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conduct
FUNCTION
Financial records and reports
reviewd/examined
Number of financial records and reports
reviewd/examined
15
Systems and processes reviewd and
examined
Number of systems and processes reviewd
and examined
10
Process owner interviewed Number of process owners interviewed 5
Cash Count conducted Number of Cash Count conducted 1
Management audit sumary prepared
Numer of management audit summary
prepared
5
Exit conference conducted Number of exit conferences conducted 2
3. Prepare audit reports Audit report 80
4. Conduct of fact-finding investigation Fact-finding investigation conducted
Number of fact-finding investigtations
conducted
40
5. Preparation of investigation reports Investigation Report Number of investigation reports 80
Drafted report Number of draft reports 40
a. Review /examine financial records and
reports
b. Review/examine systems and processes
c. Interview process owners
d. Conduct cash count
e. Preparation of management audit
summary
f. Conduct of exit conference with the head
of office and key officials
a. Draft report
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FUNCTION
Edited report Number of edited reports 30
Final report Number of finalized reports 5
Reproduced report Number of reproduced copies 5
6. Special Assignment
Agenciesa actions on COA audit
recommendation auidtied
Number of consolidated report (Manual
Process)
240
Reports Number of reports prepared 1
NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT (NCHFD)
Infrastructure and Equipment Division
Data gathering/Analysis a. Data gathered/analyzed Number of reports prepared 40
b. Report Number of reports prepared 16
c. Schematic Plan Number schematic of plan 40
d. Consultative meeting (comment) Number of consultative meetings conducted 4
e. Draft policy guidelines Number of draft policies 40

2. Development of Health Infrastructue project
a. Site Development
b. Edit report
c.Finalize report
d. Reproduce report
a.Consolidation of agencies actions on COA
audit recommendations.
b.Attendance to various committees as
technical observer
1. Preparation of policy/guideline on updating health
facilities project
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FUNCTION
a.1 Collection of Data and ocular
inspection of project site
Report Number of collected data 8
a.2 Preparation of preliminary site
plan
Site plan Number of site plans prepared 24
a.3 Presentation of preliminary site
development
Site plan presented Number of plan presented 3
a.4 Finalization of site development
plan
finalized site development plan 36
b. Schematic Planning and design
b.1 Conduct of meeting with end-
user/Infrastructure Committee
meetings with end user/Infrastructure
Committee conducted
Number of meetings with end
user/Infrastructure Committee conducted
4
b.2 Preparation of schematic plan schematic plan prepared Number of schematic plans prepared 40
b.3 Presentation of schematic
plans to DOH offices concerned
schematic plans presented Number of schematic plans presented 8
b.4 Finalization of schematic plans schematic plans finalized Number schematic plans finalized 36
c. Project Documentation
c.1 Conduct of meeting with
project team and end-users
regarding project costs
meetings with project team and end
users conducted
c.2 Preparation of Detailed
Architectural and Engineering (A &
E) Plans
A & E Plans prepared Number of A & E Plans prepared 120
c.3 Review of Detailed A & E
Plans
A & E Plans reviewed Number of A & E Plans reviewed 8
c.4 Preparation of detailed cost
estimates & technical specications
Cost estimates and technical
specifications prepared
Number of cost estimates and technical
24
c.5 Finalization of scope of works,
summary of materials and finishes,
and implementation schedule
Scope of work, summary of materials,
finishes and implementation schedule
finalized
Number of scope of work, summary of
materials, finishes and implementation
schedule finalized
24
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FUNCTION
meetings with end user conducted
Number of meetings with end user
conducted
4
On-going projects monitored and
inspected
Number of on-going projects monitored and
inspected
3
progress billings, variation orders and
samples evaluated
Number of progress billings, variation orders
and samples evaluated
16
project completed Number of project completed 16
Assessment and monitoring reports Number of assessment and monitoring 10
NATIONAL EPIDEMIOLOGY CENTER (NEC)
Surveys Risk Assessment and Evaluation Division
Philippine Health Statistics Activities
1. Collection/Pick-up of data from NSO Data collected/picked-up from NSO Number of data collected and picked-up 4
2. Preparation of Dummy Tables 24
3. Assessment,/Monitoring of implementation of
infra projects and programs
a. Conduct of meeting with the end user
b. Monitoring and inspection of on- going
infrastructure project
c. Evaluation of progress billings, variation
orders and approval of samples
d. Evaluation of projects for acceptance and
turn over
4. Assessment and monitoring of DOH hospitals,
central office,and other facilities for compliance with
the following:
a. Fire safety and protection system
b. Accessibility Law
c. Healthcare Waste Management
d. General services
e. Building and equipment maintenance
f. Security of critical infrastructure
g. Healthcare equipment maintenance
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FUNCTION
Updated tables by cities and
municipalities
Number of updated tables by cities and
municipalities
a.1 Simple 0.083
a.2 Difficult 0.25
b. Printing of upated dummy tables Updated dummy table printed Number of updated dummy table printed 0.0167
Revised table of population based on
NSO data prepared
Number of revised table of population based
on NSO data prepared
40
4. Printing of Raw Data on Live births
Raw data on live births and mortality
printed
Number of raw data tables printed 80
5. Preparation of : Mortality rates and ratios computed
Number of mortality tables with computed
rates and ratios
a. Morbidity statistics 20
b. Mortality statistics 60
c. ICD-10 coding of diseases 0.083
6. Final printing of tables Final tables printed Number of final tables printed 24
7. Preparation of narrative reports Narrative reports prepared Number of narrative reports prepared 120
8. Preparation of statistical graphical presentation
Statistical graphical presentation
prepared
Number of statistical graphical presentation
prepared
0.5
Philippine Health Picture prepared One Philippine Health Picture prepared 24
Draft copy of PHS book prepared Number of PHS book prepared 80
11. Final printing of PHS Final PHS printed Number of PHS printed 80
a. Updating of of tables by cities and municipalities
3. Preparation of revised table of population based on
NSO data
a. Printing of tables for population.
9. Preparation of the Philippine Health Picture (PHP)
10. Preparation of the draft copy of Philippine Health
Statistics (PHS) book
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conduct
FUNCTION
12. Preparation of leaflets on PHS Updates Leaflets on PHS Updates prepared
Number of leaflets on PHS Updates
prepared
40
13. Distribution of PHS PHS publication distributed Number of publications distributed 0.25
Surveys Risk Assessment and Evaluation
National HIV / AIDS Sentinel
1. Preparation of HIV and AIDS Registry HIV and AIDS Registry prepared Number of HIV and Aids Registry prepared
a. Encoding of data 0.25
b. Analysisof data 8
2. Preparation of reports of HIV and AIDS Reports on HIV and AIDS prepared
Number of reports on HIV and AIDS
prepared
8
SSESS Annual Report SSESS Annual Report
c. Preparation of SSESS report 16
Search and Special Studies
-Conduct of the Global Youth Tobacco
Survey in the Philippines;
Completed survey implementation and
country report
Six months,
Periodic
Survey,
every 3 years
-Conduct of the Global School-based
Student Health Survey (Youth
Behavioral Risk Factor Survey) in the
Philippines;
country report
Six months,
Periodic
Survey,
every 3 years
3. Preparation of STI Sentinel Etiologic Surveillance
System (SSESS) Annual Report
1. Assess health status of the population through health
surveys and special studies
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conduct
FUNCTION
Conduct of the Global Adult Tobacco
Survey in the Philippines.
country report
one year
periodic
survery,
every 3-5
years
-Provide technical assistance and
consolidation of logic framework and
harmonization of programs and projects
indicators of leading infectious diseases
(HIV-AIDS, TB and Malaria) and other
major public health programs (i.e.
Adolescent and Youth, NCD, Tobacco,
Alcohol, etc.)
Consolidated logic framework and mapping
out of programs and project indicators of
leading major public health programs and
projects
year round
Provide technical assistance or be the
lead in the development and
maintenance of surveillance, registry
and other health information system for
chronic diseases, adolescent and youth
and injury prevention and control.
Consensus building, standard operation
guidelines and or manual of operations,
standardization of procedures, quality
assurance, and progress reports and policy
actions.
year round
Participates in the Philippine National
Health Research Forum and other
avenues for health research
dissemination and exchange of
information.
Presentations or interactions in various
health research fora, local and international.
as required
Public Health Surveillance and Informatics Division
Surveillance Reports Gathering of Data
Number of RESUs reported and confirmed
including follow-up until submission
8 points
Number of rounds made 4 points
2. Evaluation efficiency and effectiveness of health
programs
3. Development and maintenance of surveillance, registry
and other health information system for chronic diseases,
adolescent and youth and injury prevention and control.
4. Disseminates regular reports on the state of health
programs and health status of the population (from
surveys, special studies, registries and surveillance
system).
1. NESSS Disease Surveillance Updates
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FUNCTION
Encoding and Analyzing Data Number of Diseases encoded 4 points
Report Formulation Number of Reports written 8 points
Report Dissemination
Number of Reports disseminated (weekly
reports)
1 point
Gathering of Data Number of reports consolidated 24 hours
Encoding and Analyzing Data Number of reports encoded 48 points
Report Formulation Report written 80 points
Report Dissemination Reports disseminated 16 points
Applied Public Health Division
A. Field Epidemiology Training Program
Letters of invitation prepared and sent
Number of letters of invitation prepared and
sent
0.5
2. FHSIS Annual Report
Management of Field Epidemiology
Training Program
1. Preparation and sending of invitation
letters/communications
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conduct
FUNCTION
Applicants reviewed and screened
Anumber of applicants reviewed and
screened
1
Computer workstation set up Number of computer worlstations set up 16
Books/kits/supplies issued Number of books/kits/supplies issued 0.25
Lectures, A/V materials and hand-outs
prepared
Number of lectures, A/V materials and hand-
outs prepared
24
Actual Didactics
Didactic course conducted Number of didactic course conducted 320
Scientific lectures conducted Number of scientific lectures conducted 4
B. Field Management Training Program
Pre-workshop preparation
Presentation and hand-outs prepared
Number of presentation and hand-outs
prepared
24
Actual Workshop
1. Workshops Workshops conducted Number of workshops conducted 40
Pre-Training preparation
2. Interview and screening of applicants
3. Setting up of computer workstation
4. Issuance of book/kits/supplies to FETP
fellows
5. Preparation of lectures, A/V materials and
hand-outs
1. Conduct of Didactic Course
2. Conduct of scientific lectures
1. Preparation of presentation and hand-
outs
C. Basic Epidemiology, Surveillance and
Response (ESR) Training
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FUNCTION
Number of invitations/communications 0.5
Briefing kits, presentation materials and
supplies perpared
Number of briefing kits, presentation
materials and supplies perpared
24
prepared
24
Actual Training
1. Conduct of training Training conducted Number of trainings conducted 40
D. FETP of FMTP Annual Scientific Conference
Pre-conference preparation
Number of invitations/communications sent 0.5
Kits, presentation materials and
supplies perpared
Number of kits, presentation materials and
supplies perpared
24
Actual Conference
Scientific Conference conducted Number of scientific Conference conducted 40
WRITTEN REPORTS
1. Invitation/Communications for the
participants addressed to the Regional
Director
2. Preparation of briefing kits, presentation
materials, supplies
outs
1. Invitation/Communications addressed to
the Regional Directors, DOH Central Office
Directors, Agency Directors and Directors or
other medical or allied medical institutions
2. Preparation of kits, presentation
materials, supplies
1. Conduct of Scientific Conference
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conduct
FUNCTION
1. Submission of outbreak reports Outbreak reports submitted Number of outbreak reports submitted 80
FIR updated Number of FIR updated 10
ORAL REPORTS
1. Information dissemination forums Number of for a conducted 40
Number of oral presentations 40
3. Public Health Advisories (PHA) PHA through phone Number of public health querries answered 0.2
2. Updating of Firework Injury Registry (FIR)
2. Oral presentation at scientific gatherings
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conduct
FUNCTION
PHA through press statements
Number of public health statements
released
2
PHA through media interviews
Number of public health media interviews
done
2
MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF FETP FELLOWS
Consultative meetings with fellows
conducted
Number of consultative meetings with
fellows conducted
4
FMTP participants' project monitored
Number of FMTP participants' project
monitored
4
examination papers/ criteria for oral
examination prepared
Number of examination papers/ criteria for
oral examination prepared
24
examination conducted Number of examination conducted
a. written 4
b. oral 2
FETP fellows evaluated Number of FETP fellows evaluated 2
FMTP project evaluated Number of FMTP project/ evaluation 2
COORDINATION
Public health events confirmed Number of public health events confirmed 4
PHILIPPINE NATIONAL AIDS COUNCIL (PNAC)
1 PNAC plenary meetings Minutes Number of meetings 60
1. Conduct of consultative meetings with
fellows
2. Monitoring of FMTP participants' project
3. Preparation of examination papers/
criteria for oral examination
4. Conduct of examination
5. Evaluation of FETP fellows
6. FMTP project evaluation
1. Preparation of confirmation reports on
public health event
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FUNCTION
2 Committee meetings Minutes Number of meetings 20
3 Special activites Agencies celebrated Number of participants 100
ACM / WAD
4 Workshops / seminars Strategic plan Number of workshop conducted 80
Operational plan
5 Monitoring / Evaluation Field Report Number of field visited 50
6 Technical assistance to researchers Querries responded Number of researchers assisted 1
7 Technical assistance to GOs, NGOs, Private Attendance to seminar Number of GOs, NGOs, LGUs assisted 24
8 Attendance to meetings feedback Number of meetings attended 4
PROCUREMENT AND LOGISTICS SERVICE (PLS)
I. Warehousing Operations
A. Receiving
Goods received and recorded Number of deliveries 0.5
a. Documents review
b. Provision of available space
c. Recording in the stock card
2. Reporting Reports prepared Number of Report of Delivery 0.25
> Prepares Report of Delivery
Notice of Delivery prepared Number of notices served 0.25

4. Request for Inspection Request for Inspection prepared Number of Requests 0.25
a. DOH Inspection Team
Representation to other GO/NGO/LGU meetings
1. Receipt of goods delivered by suppliers
3. Notice of Delivery to COA and End-User
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conduct
FUNCTION
b. BFAD Inspection Team
5. Inspection and Acceptance
Inspection and Acceptance Report
prepared and signed
Number of Reports 0.25
> Conduct of Inspection and
Acceptance of goods/items
B. Distribution
1. Document Preparation Documents prepared
Number of goods to be distributed to
recipients
1
a. Invoice Receipt for Property
b. Bill of Lading
c. Requisition and Issue Slip

> Notify Forwarder to pick-up
goods for distribution to recipients
Forwarder notified Number of IR/BL prepared 0.25
3. Updating of Stock Cards Records updated Number of goods issued 0.15
4. Notice to Recipient Recipients notified
Number of shipment and goods to be
delivered
0.25
> Prepares letter to concerned
office/recipient
5. Reporting
> Report of Issuance preparation Reports prepared and submitted Number of reports 0.1
II. Supply Chain and Disbursement Section
2. Request for Pick up by the Official
Forwarder
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conduct
FUNCTION
1. Collection of Inventory Reports from CHDs
Inventory/stock balances consolidated
and analyzed
Quarterly Inventory Report 8
2. Importation Clearance
a. Documents preparation
Documents prepared and goods
released from BOC without demurrage
Number of documents prepared 8
b. Reporting
WMS pilot tested Number of areas
4. Feedback Mechanism
a. Monitoring of warehousing practices Monitoring report Number of reports 8
Scoring system developed Number of warehouses visited/monitored 24
Monitoring report Number of reports 8
3. Implementation of Warehouse Management
System (WMS)
> Pilot testing of Warehouse Management
System (WMS) in five selected sites
b. Enhancement of warehousing
performance scoring system
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conduct
FUNCTION
1 Patient history taking Patient history taken Number of patient history taken
a. Normal 0.25
b. Psychiatric
b.1 with informant 0.75
b.2 without informant 0.25
2 Patient examined Number of patients exmined 0.5
3 Patient examined Number of patients exmined
0.5
b. Patient is inaccessible 0.166
4 Emergency management instituted
Number of emergency management
instituted
HOSPITAL FUNCTIONS
MEDICAL SERVICES
Physical Examination of patients
Mental status examination of patient
a. Patient is accessible
Institution of emergency management
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FUNCTION
a) simple/ordinary 0.25
b) intensive 0.5
c) catastrophic 1
5
Prescription of emergency management
to psychiatric case done
Number of prescriptions done 0.083
6
Diagnostic/Ancillary procedure
requested
Number of diagnostic/ancillary procedure
requested
0.016
7 Ancillary/diagnostic results reviewed
Number of ancillary/diagnostic results
reviewed
a. routine 0.083
b. intermediate 0.167
c. special 0.25
8 Necessary drugs/medicine prescribed
Number of necessary drugs/medicine
prescribed
0.083
9
Patient's condition/management
advised
Number of patients/relative advised on
patient's condition/management
0.5
10 Pre-medication determined/prepared
Number of pre-medication
determined/prepared
0.25
11
Patient's records of
treatment/management accomplished
Number of patient's records of
0.25
10 Order for admission prepared Number of orders for admission prepared 0.167
11 Patient referred to consultant Number of patients referred to consultant 0.25
Prescription of emergency management to
psychiatric case
Request for diagnostic/ancillary procedure
Review of ancillary/diagnostic results
Prescription of necessary drugs/medicine
Advising of patient and/or relative on patient's
condition/management
Determination/ Preparation of pre-medication
Accomplishment of patient's records of
treatment/management
Preparation of order for admission
Referral of patient to consultant
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conduct
FUNCTION
II. IN-PATIENT SERVICES
1 Rounds of patient conducted Number rounds of patient conducted
a. Routine 0.25
b. Intensive 0.5
c. Catastrophic 0.75
2 Special procedure conducted Number of special procedures conducted
0.75
0.5
0.5
0.75
b.3. Alternative treatment
0.5
0.333
3
Patient's chart and discharge summary
completed
Number of patient's charts and discharge
summary completed
0.25
4 Clinical abstract prepared Number of clinical abstracts prepared 0.75
5 Patient discharged Number of patients discharged 0.25
III. OPERATING ROOM SERVICES
Conduct of rounds of patient
Conduct of special procedure
a. Normal
b. Psychiatric cases
b.1. ECT
b.2. Psychotherapy
b.2.1. Supportive
b.2.2. Others
b.3.1. Relaxation/ spiritual
b.3.2. Psychosocial processing
Completion of patient's chart and discharge summary
Preparation of clinical abstract/psychiatric reports
Ordering of discharge of patient
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conduct
FUNCTION
1
Anesthetic drugs, equipment and
supplies for induction checked
Number of anesthetic drugs, equipment and
0.25
2 Anesthetic drugs inducted
Number of patients inducted with anesthetic
drugs
0.5
3
a. Minor
a.1
a.2
b. Major
b.1
b.2
c. Serious
c.1
c.2
4 Surgical procedure conducted Number of surgical procedures conducted
a. Minor 0.5
b. Major 1
5 Patient monitored Number of patients monitored 1
6
Records of operated cases
accomplished
Number of records of operated cases
accomplished
0.25
IV. LABOR, DELIVERY & RECOVERY ROOM SERVICES
1 Review of patient's record Patient's record reviewed Number of patient's records reviewed 0.167
2 Patient's progress of labor monitored
Number of patient's progress of labor
monitored
0.25
Checking of anesthetic drugs, equipment and
supplies for induction
Induction of anesthetic drugs to patients
Conduct of debridement
Conduct of surgical procedure
Monitoring of patient during and after operation.
Accomplishment of records of operated cases
Monitoring of patient's progress of labor
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conduct
FUNCTION
3 Handling of delivery Delivery performed Number of deliveries performed
a. normal 0.5
b. abnormal 1
V. OUT-PATIENT SERVICES
prescribed
0.0083
6 CP clearance of surgical cases referred
Number of CP clearance of surgical cases
referred
0.167
7 CP clearance of surgical cases issued
issued
0.25
8 Order for admission prepared Number of order for admission prepared 0.167
9 Out-patient surgical procedures
a. Minor/day surgery scheduled Number of minor/day surgeries scheduled 0.083
b. Minor/day surgery conducted Number of minor/day surgery conducted
a. Minor 0.5
b. Day 1
c. Patient's records accomplished Number of patient's records accomplished 0.25
10
Patient's next follow-up/appointment
scheduled
Number of patient's next follow-
up/appointment scheduled
0.167
Referral of surgical cases for CP clearance
Issuance of CP clearance of surgical cases
Scheduling of patient for minor/day surgery
Conduct of minor/day surgery
Accomplishment of patient's record
Scheduling of patient for next follow-up/appointment
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conduct
FUNCTION
VI. ANCILLARY/DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES
1
Ultrasound, CT Scan, MRI results
interpreted
Number of Ultrasound, CT Scan, MRI
results interpreted
0.25
2
Ultrasound, CT Scan, MRI, and
radiographic image results
reviewed/signed
Number of Ultrasound, CT Scan, MRI, and
radiographic image results reviewed/signed
0.083
A. Radiological Procedures
1 Radiographic images interpreted Number of radiographic images interpreted
a. Routine 0.25
b. Special 0.5
2 Fluoroscopy procedure conducted
Number of Fluoroscopy procedures
conducted
0.5
3 Fluroscopy procedure interpreted
interpreted
0.167
B. Ultrasonography
1 General
a. Conduct of ultrasound Ultrasound conducted Number of Ultrasound conducted
a,1 Plain 0.33
a.2 UTZ guided biopsy 0.5
2 Special
a. OB GYN Ultrasound
a.1 Perinatology
a. Biophysical profile / Congenital
anomaly screening
1
b. Biometry / Doppler velocimetry 0.5
Interpretation of Ultrasound, CT Scan, MRI results
Review/signing of Ultrasound, CT Scan, MRI, and
Interpretation of radiographic images
Conduct of Fluoroscopy procedure
Interpretation of Fluoroscopy procedure
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conduct
FUNCTION
a.2 Gyne Ultrasound
a. Saline Infusion,
Transrectal/transvaginal
0.5
b. Urology
b.1 Transrectal/biopsy 0.5
c. CT Scan
c.1 Conduct of CT procedures 1
d. MRI
d.1 Conduct of MRI MRI conducted Number of MRI conducted
d.1.1. Plain 1
d.1.2. With contrast 1.5
VII. CARDIAC STATION SERVICES
1 Interpretation of results Results interpreted Number of results interpreted
a. ECG 0.25
b. 0.5
VIII. LABORATORY SERVICES
A. CLINICAL PATHOLOGY
1 Laboratory results reviewed Number of laboratory results reviewed 0.167
2 Preparation/cutting of specimen Specimen prepared and cut Number of specimen prepared and cut
a. small 0.083
b. medium 0.167
c. large 0.5
d. extra large 1
3 Special procedures
a. autopsy 1
b. Fine-needle aspiration biopsy 0.5
c. Frozen section 1
Treadmill/stress test 2D echo/Holter Monitor
Review of laboratory results prior to release
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conduct
FUNCTION
4
Histopath/Cytology results
interpreted/signed out
Number of histopath/cytology results
a simple 0.083
b. complex 0.5
5
Special laboratory procedures
interpreted
Number of special laboratory procedures
interpreted
0.5
IX. NUCLEAR MEDICINE
1 Interpretation of result Results interpreted Number of results interpreted 0.25
X. THERAPEUTIC SERVICES
A. CHEMOTHERAPY
1 Chemotherapy administered Number of chemotherapy administered 1
2 Patient monitored during chemotherapy
Number of patients monitored during
chemotherapy
0.167
3
Patient's next chemotherapy cycle
scheduled
Number of patient's next chemotherapy
cycle scheduled
0.167
B. RADIATION THERAPY
1 Treatment planning
a. Simulation 0.25
b.
CT scanning / 3D conformal
therapy
0.5
c.
Brachytherapy / IMRT /
Stereotactics
1
Interpretation/Signing out histopath/cytology results
Interpretation of special laboratory procedures
- Interpretation of the different scanning
procedures
Administration of chemotherapy
Monitoring of patient during Chemotherapy
Scheduling of patient for next chemotherapy
cycle
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conduct
FUNCTION
2 Radiation treatment
a. External beam therapy
a.1 single/opposed field 0.167
a.2 multi-field 1
b. Brachytherapy 1
XI. PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES
1
Patient's condition evaluated/PT
modality determined
Number of patient's condition evaluated/PT
modality determined
0.5
2
Prescription on rehabilitative program
done
Number of prescriptions on rehabilitative
program done
0.167
3
Prescription on orthotics/prosthetics
done
Number of orthotics/prosthetics done 0.083
4 Patient's condition re-assessed Number of patient's condition re-assessed 0.25
XII. TRAINING
1 Grand/specialty rounds conducted
Number of grand/specialty rounds
conducted
0.083
2 Interesting cases presented Number of interesting cases presented 0.5
3 Presentation reacted/moderated Number of presentations reacted/moderated 1
4
Applicants for residency training
interviewed
Number of applicants for residency training
interviewed
0.167
5 Conduct of examination Year level examination conducted Number of year level examination conducted
Evaluation of patient's condition/determination of PT
modality
Re-assessment of patient's condition before final
disposition
Conduct of grand/specialty rounds
Presentation of interesting cases
Acts as reactor/moderator
Interview of applicants for residency training
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conduct
FUNCTION
a. Written 1
b. Oral 0.5
c. Practical 1
6 Written examination checked Number of written examination checked 0.5
7 Residency rotation plan prepared Number of residency rotation plans prepared 0.5
XIII. RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
1 Conduct of clinical research Research conducted Number of researches conducted
a. Development of Research proposal Research proposal developed Number of research proposals developed 120
b. Gathering and analysis of data. Data gathered and analyzed Number of data gathered and analyzed
b1. retrospective 352
b2. prospective 704
c.
prepared
prepared
120
d.
research paper presented Number of research paper presented 0.25
2 Research contest conducted Number of research contests conducted
a. Presentor/contestant 0.25
b. Panel of Judges 1
XIV. MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS
1 Strategic plan prepared Number of strategic plan prepared 8
2 Departmental PPMP prepared Number of departmental PPMP prepared 24
3 Performance target reviewed/signed
Number of performance targets
reviewed/signed
0.5 Review/signing of performance target
Checking of written examination
Preparation of residency rotation plan
Conduct of research contest
Preparation of strategic plan
Preparation of departmental PPMP
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conduct
FUNCTION
4
Performance report
evaluated/submitted
Number of performance reports
evaluated/submitted
0.5
5 Communication/reports prepared Number of communication/reports prepared
7 Conduct of staff meetings Staff meetings conducted Number of staff meetings conducted
1 Patients/ward endorsed. Number of patients/ward endorsed. 0.5
a) Medical
b) Pedia
c) Isolation
c) Acis
2
3
Medicines and medical supplies stocks
in the ward endorsed.
Number of patients/ward endorsed. 0.5
a) Medical
b) Pedia
c) Isolation
c) Acis
4
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
Discuss physician the mgt. of patient
Endorsement of patients/ward.
Prepare nursing care plan:
Determine the resource requirements to
carry out patient care
Evaluation/submission of performance report
Preparation of communication/reports
NURSING SERVICES
Make rounds w/ the incoming staff & introduced
them to patients and watchers
Endorsement of medicines and medical supplies
stock in the ward.
Make JO nurses assignments of patients
Discuss w/ the JO nurse paticular patient
care measures to be carried out.
Analyze the report of the outgoing shift
Reiterates to watchers/visitors/patients the
hospital rules and regulations in ACIS ward
Take note of the patients needing special
care such as highly disturbed, violent,
combative, hazardous or severly depressed.
Review and copy therapeutic mgt. from
patient's chart to Kardex.
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FUNCTION
5
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
5 Received patient for admission Number of patient admitted
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
12
Patients condition assessed/necessary
nursing measures instituted
Number of patients condition
assessed/necessary nursing measures
instituted
a) 0.083
b) 0.25
c) 0.5
13
a) Doctor's order checked and signed
Number of doctor's order checked and
signed.
0.083
Making of diet request
Making of laboratory request
Making of X-ray / ECG request
Counterchecks completeness of patient's
record/chart received from admitting unit
Intoduce yourself and welcomes the patient/SO to
the ward
Orients patient/SO to hospital rules and regulations
Recording of admission received to the logbook.
Informing and explaining patient/watcher
before applying retraints.
Minimal
Checks any contraptions attached to the patient.
Intensive/critical
Carrying out doctors orders.
Checking and signing of doctor's orders
Assessment of patients condition/institution of
necessary nursing measure
Receive admission from admitting unit
Recording of medicines received from the pharmacy/
patients to the logbook.
Management of highly disturbed patients:
Checking of vital signs before giving the
medication
Observing the ten golden rules in drug
administration
Observing and assessing sedated patients
every 15-30 minutes
Checking of orders for physical restraints.
Applying of restraints
Monitoring and checking restrained patients
regularly
Checking of orders for releasing restraints.
Recording and reporting of patient care
activities
Moderate
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FUNCTION
b) Doctor's order transcribed in the Kardex
Number of doctor's order transcribed in the
Kardex
b.1 Minimal 0.167
b.2 Moderate 0.33
b.3 Complex 0.5
c) 0.0167
d) Medication ticket made Number of medication ticket made
e)
d)
Medication prepared/treatment
administered.
Number of medication prepared /treatment
administered
d.1 Oral 0.0167
d.2 Injection (IV or IM) 0.083
d.3 Venoclysis/blood transfusion 0.167
e) Patients for special procedure prepared
Number of patients for special procedure
prepared
0.25
f)
Ancillary/diagnostic/therapeutic
procedures arranged
Number of ancillary/diagnostic/therapeutic
procedures arranged
0.083
4
Doctors assisted during procedures,
treatment and rounds.
Number of assistance to doctors during
procedures, treatment and rounds
a) During rounds 0.083
b) During procedures 0.167
5 Health teachings conducted Number of health teachings conducted 0.5
6
Nursing care rendered/
documented/charted
Number of nursing care rendered/
documented/charted to patients
a) minimal 0.033
b) moderate 0.083
c) intensive/critical 0.167
Verifies medication ticket / tx card
Transcription in the Kardex
Preparation of medication sheet/treatment
card
Making out of medication ticket
Preparation & administration of medication
& treatment (observe 10 rights)
Preparation of patients for special procedure
Arrangement for
ancillary/diagnostic/therapeutic procedures
Assistance to doctors
Conduct of health teachings.
Documentation/charting of nursing care rendered
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conduct
FUNCTION
7 Discharge of patients prepared Number of discharge of patients prepared 0.083
a)
b.
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
l)
m)
n)
o)
p)
q)
r)
s)
t)
8)
a)
b)
Ensures awaiting lab. results follows-up and
attaches result then refers to ROD/ attending
physician
Refers to MRS for clinical abstract/ medical
certificate issuance as the case maybe
Retrieves and checks duly filled-up and signed by
watcher/patient Customer Satisfaction survey
form.
Checks clearance slip the affixes signature
Preparation of patient for referral
Accomplishes nursing discharge summary
Preparation for discharge of patient
Checks/ verifies doctor's order for dischardge
Preparation of clearance slip
Prepares and imparts discharge instructions.
Assesses watcher/SO understanding of home
instructions.
Completes discharge nurses notes by focus
charting
Properly instructs SO regarding clearance
accomplishment
Instructs patient/SO signed on the nursing
discharge summary.
Affixes signsture over prited name on nursing
discharge summary.
Instructs patient/SO to present clearance slip to
guard on duty.
Notes discharge time
Assesses patient's presenting condition as to
severity of case.
Makes discharge slip
Forwards discharge slip to dietary unit
Records discharged patient to registry logbook
Updates daily census monitoring sheet.
Transports discharged patient via wheelchair
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FUNCTION
8 Patient's charts reviewed. Number of patient's chart reviewed 0.083
9
Adequate medicines and supplies
requisitioned and maintained
Number of adequate medicines and supplies
0.05
10
Availability/functionality and upkeep of
equipment and instruments checked
Number of availability/functionality and
upkeep of equipment and instruments
checked
0.083
11 Schedules of duty prepared Number of schedules of duty prepared 0.25
12 Performance targets prepared Number of performance targets prepared 0.25
13 Performance of nursing staff evaluated Number of nursing staff evaluated 0.25
14 Reports prepared/submitted Number of reports prepared/submitted
a) 0.083
b) 0.5
c) 1
d) 8
e) 16
f) 40
g) 0.5
h) 0.083
15 24-hour census reviewed and collated
Number of 24-hour census reviewed and
collated
0.5
16 Staffing per shift checked Number of staffing per shift checked 0.083
Review of patient's charts.
Requisitioning and maintaining adequate medicines
and supplies
Checking availability/functionality and upkeep of
equipment and instruments
Preparation of schedule of duty.
Preparation of performance targets
Evaluation of performance of nursing staff.
Preparation/Submission of report
24-hour census
Affiliation
Training
Semi annual
Annual
Project Procurement Management Plan
Consumption
Incident/adverse reaction to drugs/blood
transfusion
Review and collation of 24-hour census
Checking of staffing per shift
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conduct
FUNCTION
17
Orientation of new nursing
staff/affiliates/trainees conducted
Numner of orientation of new nursing
a) 1
b) 8
18
Compliance to nursing procedures,
rules and regulations
checked/monitored
Number of compliance to nursing
procedures, rules and regulations
checked/monitored
0.083
19
Ancillary requests/specimens
received/checked/forwarded
Number of Ancillary requests/specimens
0.25
20
Medical/surgical supplies
checked/received
Number of medical/surgical supplies
checked/received
0.25
21
Prescriptions/RIS of drugs/medicine
forwarded abd received
Number of Prescriptions/RIS of
drugs/medicine forwarded abd received
22
Medical/surgical supplies and
drugs/medicine endorsed
Number of medical/surgical supplies and
23 Medical /surgical supplies prepared
prepared
24
a) 0.0167
b) 0.083
c) ?
d) 0.083
25 Beds cleaned and made Number of beds cleaned and maintained 0.167
Conduct of orientation of new nursing
staff/affiliates/trainees
ward orientation
general orientation
Checking/monitoring of compliance to nursing
Receiving/checking/forwarding of ancillary
requests/specimens
Checking/Receiving of medical/ surgical
supplies/medicines
Forwarding of prescription/RIS of drugs/abstract of
charges/charge slip
Endorsement of medical/surgical supplies received
and drugs/medicine taken from the Pharmacy
Preparation of medical/surgical supplies
OR packs/sterile supplies
Soaking and washing of instruments
Preparation
Sterilization
Issuance
Cleaning and bed-making
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FUNCTION
26
Cleanliness & orderliness of bed,
bedside and IV stand maintained
Number of cleanliness & orderliness of bed,
0.5
27
Urinals, bedpan, kidney basin, sputum
cup, etx., cleaned/served
Number of urinals, bedpan, kidney basin,
sputum cup, etx., cleaned/served
0.083
28
Vital signs, intake and output taken and
recorded
Number of vital signs, intake and output
taken and recorded
0.083
29 Urine and stool specimen collected
Number of urine and stool specimen
collected
a) 0.083
b) 0.0167
30 Morning care rendered Number of morning care rendered
a) 0.083
b) 0.083
c) 0.167
d) 0.083
e) 0.083
31 Post mortem care rendered Number of post mortem care rendered 0.25
CSR
1. Sterilization of supplies/instruments Supplies/instruments sterilized Number of supplies/instruments sterilized
a) Loading 0.083
b) Unloading 0.0167
2. Making of Closed Tube Thoracostomy set Closed Tube Thoracostomy set made
Number of Closed Tube Thoracostomy set
made
0.167
3. Gauze
a) Spreading (need 2 persons) 0.167
b) Cutting 0.083
c) Folding 3 sec.
d) Packing 0.083
Maintenance of cleanliness & orderliness of bed,
bedside table and IV stand
Cleaning/serving of urinals, bedpan, kidney basin,
sputum cup, etc.
Taking and recording of vital signs, intake and output
Collecting of specimen (urine and stool)
Bed-ridden patient
Ambulatory patient
Rendering of/assisting in morning care
Oral hygiene
Perineal care
Sponge bathing
Baby bathing
Cord care
Rendering of post mortem care
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FUNCTION
4. Cotton Balls Cotton balls made and packed Number of cotton balls made and packed
a) Making 5 sec.
b) Packing 6 sec.
45 Getting of non-sterile supplies at Property Section 2
46 Sorting of non-sterile supplies for issuance Non-sterile supplies for issuance sorted
Number of non-sterile supplies for issuance
sorted
0.083
47 Issuance of non-sterile supplies Non-sterile supplies issued Number of non-sterile supplies issued 0.5
48 Cidex Solution Cidex solution mixed and issued Number of Cidex solution mixed and isued
a) Mixing 0.083
b) Issuance 0.083
49 Cleaning of corrugated tubings Corrugated tubings cleaned Number of corrugated tubings cleaned 0.33
50 Bathing of burnt patient Burnt patient bathed Number of burnt patient bathed 1
51 Debridement of wounds Wounds debrided Number of wounds debrided 4
52 Dressing of wounds Wounds dressed Number of wounds dressed .5 - .75
53 Application of ointment for burn patient
a) 21% - 30% 0.5
b) 31% - 40% 0.75
c) 41% - 50% 1
d) 51% - 60% 1.25
e) 61% - 70% 1.5
f) 71% - 80% 1.75
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT/PACU
1 Life saving devices prepared Number of life saving devices prepared 0.083
2
Equipment for special procedures
prepared
Number of equipment for special procedures
prepared
0.167
Prepares and hooks life saving devices
Prepares equipment for special procedures
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FUNCTION
3
Chestphysiotherapy and turn patient
side to side performed
Number of chestphysiotherapy and turn
patient side to side performed
0.167
4
Patient under phototherapy/ bililight
monitored
Number of patient under
phototherapy/bililight monitored
0.083
5 Suctioning procedures performed Number of suctioning procedures performed 0.083
6
Total parenteral feeding/osteorized/
gastrostomy feeding administered
Number of total parenteral
feeding/osteorized/ gastrostomy feeding
administered
0.25
7
Dialysis procedures/other special
procedures assisted
Number of dialysis procedures/other special
procedures assisted
1
8 (for rewording) 0.004
OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENT
1 Triages 0.167
2 Patients assessed Number of patients assessed 0.083
3 Receiving/retrieving of patient's records Patients' records received/retrieved
Number of patients' records
received/retrieved
0.083
4 Doctor's orders carried out Numer of doctor's orders carried out 0.167
5 Patients' charts collected/recorded/filed
Number of patients' charts
collected/recorded/filed
0.083
Performs chestphysiotherapy and turn patient side to
side
Monitors patient under phototherapy/bililight
Performs suctioning procedures
Administers total parenteral
feeding/osterized/gastrostomy feeding
Assists in the dialysis procedure/other special
procedures
Checks the staff's/visitor's compliance to wearing of
protective gear
Assessesment of patient
Carrying out of doctor's order
Collects/records/files patient's charts
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FUNCTION
6
Patients for follow-up/minor
operation/elective admission scheduled
Number of patients for follow-up/minor
0.05
7 Attendance to deliveries Deliveries attended Number of deliveries attended 0.25
8 Performance of Immediate Newborn Care Immediate Newborn Care performed
Numer of Immediate Newborn Care
performed
0.5
9
Babies fed by cup/dropper/orogastric
tube
Number of babies fed by
cup/dropper/orogastric tube
0.25
10 Care of wound Wounds taken care of Number of wounds taken care of 0.25
OPERATING ROOM SERVICE
1 Patient for surgical procedure prepared
Number of patients for surgical procedures
prepared
0.5
2 Patients received for surgery Number of patients received for surgery 0.083
3
Sterile surgical packs and instrument
prepared
number of sterile surgical packs and
instrument prepared
0.083
4
Sterile instruments and sutures on the
mayo stand arranged
Number of sterile instruments and sutures
on the mayo stand arranged
0.25
5 Skin prepared and shaved 0.033
6 0.5
Scheduling of patient for follow-up/minor
operation/elective admission
Feeding babies by cup/dropper/orogastric tube
Preparation of patient for surgical procedures
Receiving patient for surgery
Preparation of sterile surgical packs and instrument
Arranging of sterile instruments and sutures on the
mayo stand
Shaving and skin preparation
Surgical hand scrubbing
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FUNCTION
7 Gown and gloves technique performed
Number of gown and gloves technique
performed
0.167
8 Draping of patient Patients draped Number of patients draped 0.083
9 Instruments, sutures, sponges counted
Number of instruments, sutures, sponges
counted
a. Before operation 0.0167
b. After operation 0.083
10
Needs of the surgeon attended during
operation
Number of needs of the surgeon attended
during operation
1 pt. for
every hr. of
operation
11 Additional needs for operation given
Number of additional needs for operation
given
0.0167
12
Patients for anesthesia induction
repositioned
Number of patients for anesthesia induction
repositioned
0.0167
13 Labeling of specimens for histopath exam. Specimens for histopath exam labeled
Number of specimens for histopath exam
labeled
0.083
14 OR charge slips prepared Number of OR charge slips prepared 0.083
15
Abstract of charges forwarded to the
Billing Section
Number of abstract of charges forwarded to
the Billing Section
0.33
16
Scrub suits, caps, mask, slippers for
consultants/staff prepared/issued
Number of scrub suits, caps, mask, slippers
for consultants/staff prepared/issued
0.083
17
OR notification for elective and
emergency cases received
Number of OR notification for elective and
0.05
Performing of gown and gloves technique
Counting of instruments, sutures, sponges
Attending to the needs of the surgeon during
operation
Gives additional needs for operation
Repositions the patient for anesthesia induction
Preparation of OR charge slip
Forwarding of abstract of charges to the Billing
Section
Preparation and issuance of scrub suits, caps, mask,
slippers for consultants/staff
Receives OR notification for elective and emergency
cases
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FUNCTION
18
Approved scheduled
elective/emergency cases on
whiteboard/logbook written
Number of approved scheduled
0.5
19 Bringing of babies to NICU Babies brought to NICU Number of babies brought to NICU 0.167
20
Blood obtained from blood bank for
emergency patients
Number of bags of blood obtained from
blood bank for emergency patients
0.167
21
Soiled linens counted for
turnover/replacement
Number of soiled linens counted for
2
ICN OPES
1
Compliance to infection control
practices monitored
Number of compliance to infection control
practices monitored
0.33
2 0.5
3
Infection control policies reviewed and
developed
Number of infection control policies 8
4
Medical supplies and equipment related
to infection control prevention evaluated
and presented to ICC
Number of medical supplies and equipment
related to infection control prevention
evaluated and presented to ICC
8
5
Surveillance on occurrence of
nosomical infection/identified risk
factors and artional antibiotic use
conducted
Number of suveillances on occurences of
nosomical infection/identified risk factors
and rational antibiotic use conducted
a) PIDSR Surveillance
a.1 Acute Flaccid Paralysis 0.33
Writing of approved scheduled elective/emergency
cases on white board/logbook
Getting of blood from blood blank for emergency
patients
Counting of soiled linens for turnover/replacement
Monitoring of compliance to infection control
practices
Response to infection control referrals and provide
initial infection control recommendations
Review and development of infection control policies
Evaluation of medical supplies and equipment
related to infection control prevention and presents to
ICC
Conduct of surveillance on occurence of nosocomial
infection/identified risk factors and rational antibiotic
use
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FUNCTION
a.2 Measles Surveillance 0.33
a.3 Cholera Surveillance 0.167
a.4 Acute Bloody Diarrhea Surveillance 0.167
a.5
Acute Hemmorhagic Fever
Surveillance
0.167
a.6 Acute Viral Hepatitis Surveillance 0.167
a.7 Anthrax Surveillance 0.167
a.8 Dengue Surveillance 0.167
a.9 Diphtheria Surveillance 0.167
a.10 HIV/AIDS Surveillance 0.167
a.11 Influenza Surveillance 0.167
a.12 Leptospirosis Surveillance 0.167
a.13 Malaria Surveillance 0.167
a.14
Meningococcal Disease
Surveillance
0.5
a.15
Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning
Surveillance
0.167
a.16 Pertussis 0.33
a.17 SARS Surveillance 0.5
a.18
Typhoid/Paratyphoid Fever
Surveillance
0.33
a.19 Rabies Surveillance 0.33
b) 0.5
c) 0.33
d) Nosocomial Infection Surveillance 0.33
6 0.33
Needle Stick Injury (NSI)/ Blood and Body
Fluid (BBF) Surveillance
Surgical Site Infection (SSI) Surveillance
Serves as liaison and coordinates with other
departments with regards to infection control
concerns
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FUNCTION
7 0.5
8 8
1 Medical/Dental history of patient taken
Number of medical/dental history of patients
taken
0.166
2 Oral/extra oral examination conducted
Number of oral/extra oral examination
conducted
0.166
3 Dental x-ray performed Number of dental x-rays performed
a. 0.25
b. 0.083
c. 0.166
4 Dental x-ray interpreted Number of x-rays interpreted 0.083
5 Oral prophylaxis performed Number of oral prophylaxis done 0.5
a. 0.5
b. 0.75
c. 1
6 Dental restoration performed Number of dental restoration done
a. 0.5
b. 1
7 Anesthesia administered Number of anesthesia administered 0.0166
8 Tooth extraction performed Number of toothe extractions done
Provides consultative advice to staff health and other
appropriate hospital programs in matters relating to
transmision of infections
Attends professional meeting and conferences on
matters related to infection control
DENTAL SERVICES
Takes medical/dental history of patient
Conducts oral/extra oral examination
Performs dental x-ray
Panoramic
Periapical
Developing
Interprets dental x-ray
Performs oral prophylaxis
Mild
Moderate
Severe
Performs dental restoration
Simple
Compound
Administers anesthesia
Performs tooth extraction
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FUNCTION
a. 0.083
b. 0.25
9 Dental surgery performed Number of dental surgery done
a. 0.666
b. 1
10 Root canal performed Number of root canals done
a. 1
b. 0.5
11 Flouride treatment performed Number of flouride treatment done 0.166
12
a. 0.166
b. 0.5
c. 2
d. 1
e. 2.5

13
Dental instruments cleaned and
sterilized
Number of dental instruments cleaned and
sterilized
1
14 4 to 8
15 Performed activites related to HCWP
Number of activities performed related to
HCWP
a) prepared OP
b) Implementation of OP
Simple
Complicated
Performs dental surgery
Minor
Complicated
Performs root canal
Initial
Dubsequent
Performs flouride treatment
Performs other dental procedures
Control of post extraction bleeding and
suturing
Dry socket treatment
Gunning splint / composite dental split
Erich arch bar application
Fabrication of dental obturator
Cleans and sterilizes dental instruments
Participates in civic actions , dental missions and
outreach programs
Performing activities related to HCWP (Oral Health
Awareness Program)
Preparation of Operational Plan
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FUNCTION
b.1 oral diagnostic examination conducted oral exam Number of oral exams conducted 0.25
b.2 dental health education conducted health education Number of health education conducted 0.5
b.3 outreach program conducted outreach program Number of outreach programs conducted 1
c) Evaluated OHAP program Number of programs evaluated 1
16 Chairside instruction conducted Number of chairside instructions conducted 0.083
17
Charge slip for dental procedures
prepared
Number of charge slips for dental
procedures prepared
0.083
18 Medications prescribed/instructed
Number of medications
prescribed/instructed
0.083
19
Dental examination and performed
treatment recorded
Number of dental examinations and
performed treatments recorded
0.083
20
21 0.083
22
Referrals from clinical departments
answered
Numberof referrals from clinical department
answered
0.083
CHEMISTRY SECTION
1 Liver Function test
a. Automated
b. Manual
b.1 TP A/G 0.25
Evaluation of programs
Conducts chairside instruction
Prepares charge slip for dental procedures
Prescribes/instructs on medications
Records dental examination and treatment done
Prepares reports
Refers case to clinical department for clearance
Answers referrals from clinical department
LABORATORY SERVICES
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FUNCTION
b.2. B1 B2 0.33
b.3.
SGOT (AST), SGPT (ALT),
Alkaline Phosphatase
0.033
2 Renal Function Tests
a. BUN, Creatinine 0.033
b. ECC
b.1. Manual 0.067
b.2. Automated 0.033
3 Lipid Profile
a. 0.033
b. Cholesterol, Triglycerides 0.167
c. HDL 0.5
4 Enzymatic
a. 0.033
b. Glucose, Uric Acid 0.167
c. CK-MB, LDH, Amylase 0.033
5 Electrolytes
a. 0.033
b. Calcium 0.167
6 Others
a. CSF Glucose, CSF Protein
a.1 Automated 0.033
a.2 Manual 0.167
b. HbA1C 0.117
c. Trop I, ABG 0.083
Research
1 Procurement of supplies done Number of supplies procured 0.5
Cholesterol: Total, HDL, LDL, VLDL,
Triglycerides
Glucose, Amylase,CK-MB,LDH,Uric Acid
Sodium, Potassium, Calcium, Chloride
Coordinates with different project leaders
regarding procurement of supplies
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FUNCTION
2 Extracts blood for research study. Blood extracted Number of blood extracted 2
3
Different clinical chemistries
procedures requested done
Number of clinical chemistries procedures
done
2
Training
1
New lab.personnel, interns and externs
trained.
Nuber of new Med. Tech.interns and externs
oriented and trained.
0.5
2 Seminars and conventions attended
Number of seminars and conferences
attended
Clerical
1
Received and screened laboratory
request.
Number of laboratory requests received and
screened.
0.16
2
Laboratory results reviewed and
countersigned
Number of lab. results reviewed and
countersigned
0.16
3
All the chemistry laboartory results
recorded and released.
Number of laboratory results recorded and
released
0.16
4
Graphs of different diagnostic tests
prepared
Number of graphs done 0.33
5 Monthly workload submitted Number of monthly workload 0.16
6
Inventory report of supplies and
materials prepared
Number of inventory reports of supplies and
materials submitted
0.5
7
Requisition of supplies submitted to
CMT.
Number of requisitions for requested
supplies prepared
0.25
Performs different clin. Chemisties requested
by the different on-going research projects.
Orients and trains new laboratory personnel,
med.tech. interns and externs
Attends seminars and conventions related to
work.
Receives and screens all laboratory requests
Reviews all laboratory results done and
signs the results before releasing,
Records and releases all the chemistry
laboratory results
Prepares graphs of quality control results of
the different diagnostic tests.
Submits monthly report of workload to CMT
Prepares inventory report of supplies and
materials
Prepares requisition and submits to Chief
Med. Tech.
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FUNCTION
8
Recorded all incoming supplies to our
logbook
Number of recorded supplies received 0.16
9 Files documents Documents filed Number of documents filed 0.08
10
Annual procurement plan prepared and
submitted
Number of procurement plans prepared 1
11
Equipment maintained in good working
condition
Number of equipment maintained 0.25
Others
1 Wash and dry glasswares glasswares washed and dried
Number of glasswares are washed and
dried
2
2 Files chemistry request forms. chemistry request forms filed Number of chemistry requests 0.08
3 signed name of the pathologist affixed Number of forms with affixed signature 0.5
4
NEQAS unknown examined and result
submitted
Number of unknown examined and
submitted
BLOODBANK/TRANSFUSION SERVICES
1 Receives/Records request and specimen
Request and specimen screened
(2mins / request)
30 laboratory request and specimen
screened (2mins/request)
1
2 Performs laboratory examination Laboratory examination performed
Number of laboratory examinations
performed
a. Blood typing
a.1. Slide method 0.033
a.2. Tube method 0.33
b. Crossmatching 0.75
c. Preparation of blood component 0.083
d. Direct and Indirect Coomb's 0.25
Receives and records all incoming supplies
to stocks logbook
Prepares annual procurement plan for the
section and submits to Chief Med. Tech.
Preventive maintenance of the different
equipment in chemistry section
Affixes the signed name of the pathologist on
the laboratory report
Performs NEQAS unknown sent by NRL and
submits results to NRL
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FUNCTION
e. Red cell washing 0.5
f. Testing for weak D (Du) 0.083
g. Preparation of irradiated RBC 0.33
h. Plateletpheresis 2
i. 0.75
j. Antibody screening 0.5
3 Screening of blood donors Blood donors screened Number of blood donors screened
a. Interview 0.083
b. Physical examination 0.083
4
Blood typing and crossmatching
25 patients result (1 min/ patient) recorded
and released.
0.4
5 Inventory of the stock blood done. Stock blood logbook updated and checked. 2
6
Pending requests/laboratory exams and
stocks/supplies received/endorsed
Number of pending requests/laboratory
exams and stocks/supplies
received/endorsed
0.25
7 Bleeds donors Donors bled
Availability of blood for the patient. 8 mins/
donor. (20 donors/day)
0.25
8 Gives post donor care and instructions. Post donor care and instructions given
Number of post donor care and instructions
given
0.33
HEMATOLOGY SECTION
1
Work area cleaned and reagents and
supplies checked.
All reagents and supplies are checked. 0.25
2
All machines properly maintained and
calibrated
Machines are performing well 0.5
3 Prepares reagents. All reagents prepared for daily use. Reagents to be used daily are prepared. 0.25
Resolution of incompatible crossmatch
Records and releases laboratory examination done
in the section.
Checks/conducts inventory of stock blood received
and released.
Receives/endorses pending requests/laboratory
exams and stocks/supplies.
Cleaning of work area and checking of reagents and
supplies.
Performs daily maintenance procedures and
calibration of machines.
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FUNCTION
4 Performs Quality Control Procedures. Quality Control Procedures are done. Quality of results are assured. 0.5
5
All laboratory requests and specimen
received were checked and performed.
Number of specimen received every shift
a. CBC automated 50/shift (15 mins/sample)
a) automated 0.05
b) manual 0.5
b. CBC manual
b.1. Hematocrit 0.017
b.2. Hemoglobin
b.2.1. Spectro 0.017
b.2.2. Comparator block 0.083
b.3. WBC 0.05
b.4. RBC 0.083
b.5. Platelet estimate 0.017
b.6. Differential count 0.083
c. Absolute Platelet Count (APC) 0.083
d. CT
d.1 slide method 0.083
d.2 tube method 0.25
e. BT 0.083
f. CRT 0.033
g. ESR 0.033
h. Retic Count 0.167
i. APTT
j. PT
k. Peripheral blood smear (PBS) 0.167
l. Malarial smear 0.167
m. LE preparation 0.5
n. Bone marrow smear 0.083
6 Records, encodes and releases results
All results recorded, transcribed and
released
2mins/request 0.033
Checks laboratory requests and performs laboratory
examinations.
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FUNCTION
7 Participates in NEQAS by NRL. 1
HISTOPATHOLOGY SECTION
1
Cutting utensils, cassettes, labels and
processing reagents prepared
Number of cutting utensils, cassettes, labels
and processing reagents prepared
0.167
2 Notes taken Number of notes taken
a. Small 0.083
b. Medium 0.167
c. Large 0.25
3 Processes tissue specimen Tissue specimen processed Number of tissue specimen processed 0.5
4 Processes frozen section specimen Frozen section specimen processed
Number of frozen section specimen
processed
0.25
MICROBIOLOGY SECTION
1 Smears prepared and examined Number of smears prepared and examined
a. Gram smear a. 5/day - 10 mins. per smear 0.167
b. AFB smear b. 6/day - 15 mins. per smear 0.25
c. KOH mount c. 3/month- 15 mins per smear 0.167
2 Culture of specimens
a. Inoculation 0.05
b. Isolation of organism 0.033
c. Identification of isolates 0.083
d. Colony count 0.0167
e. Biochemical Test 0.167
Prepares the cutting utensils, cassettes, labels and
processing reagents.
Takes notes of gross description of specimen
Smear preparation, examination and interpretation
of results.
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FUNCTION
f. Fermentation 0.133
g. Serotyping 0.0167
3
Sensitivity testing of pathogenic isolates
performed
Number of sensitivity testings of pathogenic
isolates performed
0.25
4 Prepares Culture Media and Reagents
Media and reagents prepared as
needed
Number of media & reagents prepared 0.5 / medium
3 per day - 30 mins per medium
5 Quality Control with ATCC strains
QC of antibiotic discs, culture media
and reagents done
Number of QC tests done
a. Antibiotic discs 10 per month - 15 mins per strain 2.5
b. Culture media, solutions 3 per day - 10 mins per medium 0.5
6 Requests and results recorded Number of requests & results recorded 0.5
15 per day - 2 mins per request and result
IMMUNOLOGY / SEROLOGY
1
Work area cleaned, specimen &
reagents prepared.
Number of specimen and reagents prepared 0.5
2
Daily maintenance procedure performed
for each machine and equipment.
Number of machine and equipment
maintained
0.25
3
Laboratory request & specimen are
checked & charged.
Number of routine & special laboratory
examination requested.
0.02
4
Maintained animals for laboratory
experiments and antigen production
Number of maintained animals for laboratory
a. Animals monitored and fed Number of animals monitored and fed 1
Performs sensitivity testing of pathogenic isolates
Recording and releasing of requests and results
Cleaning of work area & preparation of specimen &
reagents needed.
Performs daily maintenance procedure for each
machine and equipment.
Checking, charging of laboratory request & sample
for routine and special exam.
Animal maintenance for laboratory experiments and
antigen production
Daily monitoring and feeding of animals
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FUNCTION
b.
Cages cleaned and animal beddings
changed
Number of cages cleaned and anmial
beddings changed
3
5 Liquid nitrogen tanks refilled Number of liquid nitrogen tanks refilled 8
6
All routine & special laboratory
examinations processed.
a. C3 - 1 test/day (1min/test) 0.017
b. ASO - 2 test/day (3min/test) 0.033
c. Rheumatoid factor RF - 1 test/day (3mins/test) 0.05
d. Hepa Profile, Malaria Antibody Test 0.167
e. HBsAg, Hep C, HIV: HBsAg - 3 test/day (1min/test)
e.1 Rapid Test 0.017
e.2 EIA 0.033
f. Test for Syphilis:
f.1 RPR 0.133
f.2 EIA 0.167
f.3 TPHA 0.033
f.4 VDRL 1
g. Test for Schistosomiasis
g.1 Kato Katz stool examination 0.5
g.2 Circumoval precipitin test (COPT) 0.5
g.3 Schistosoma uridip urine test 0.5
7 Research and development
a. Hybridoma Technology
a.1. Preparation of regants/media 3
a.2 Immunization of mice 1
a.2.1 Antigen preparation 0.5
a.2.2 Injection 0.5
a.2.3 Collection of serum from
immunized mice
1.5
Daily cleaning of cages and changing of
animal beddings
Refilling of liquid nitrogen tanks
Process routine & special laboratory examination
like:
Complement 3, Dengue Test, Typhoid Test
Anti-Streptolysin O, C-Reactive Protein,
Tumor Markers, ANA
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FUNCTION
a.3
Routine tissue culture/cell
maintenance
a.3.1 Daily culture and feeding 2
a.4
Cell fusion/ hybridization
procedures
6
a.5 Screening of clones by ELISA 4
a.6
Freezing and thawing of cells for
propagation of clones
1
b. Monoclonal antibody (Mab) production
b.1
Growing of bybridoma clones in
mouse
80
b.2 Collection of mouse ascities fluid 1
b.3
Purification of monoclonal
antibodies by affinity
chromatography (AKTA)
6
b.4 Characterization of Mabs
b.4.1 electrophoresis 2
b.4.2 Antibody isotyping 2
b.4.3 Protein determination by
BCA technique
1.5
b.4.4 Biotinylation of antibodies 2
c.
2
2
2
8 General Immunology
a.
b.
c.
d.
Maintenance of life cycle for antigen
production (schistosoma japonicum)
c.1 Snail crushing
c.2 Laboratory infection of rabbits and mice
c.3 Animal perfusion and collection of adult
worms and eggs
Protein assay
Protein electrophoresis
Protein concentration by ultrafiltration
Antigen purification and preparation (SEA
and SWAP)
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FUNCTION
d.1 Ultracentrifugation
d.2 Lyophilization
e.
f.
CLINICAL MICROSCOPY
1
Work area cleaned & reagents &
supplies prepared
Number of reagents & supplies prepared 2.5
2
All requests & specimens checked,
labelled & examined
Number of routine exam done 45 tests/shift 5
3
labelled & examined
Number of special exam done (6 tests/shift) 1
4
All results transcribed, recorded &
issued
Number of results transcribed, recorded &
issued
2.8
5 Rt. Urinalysis
a. Automated 0.033
b. Manual 0.167
6 Fecalysis
a. Routine, Scotch Tape Swab 0.167
b. Concentration Technique 0.33
7 Others
a. Pregnancy Test, Sperm Analysis 0.5
c. 0.033
d. 0.167
CYTOLOGY
Development of Immunoassays (EIA) ,
Immunoblots)
Lymphocyte processing, isolation and
banking
Cleaning of work area, preparation of needed
materials, reagents & supplies for the day
Check, label & processed all requests & specimens
like urine & stool for routine examinations.
Check, label & examine all requests & specimens
like CSF, semen & other body fluids for special
examinations
Transcribe, record & issue all results
Stone Analysis, Ketone/Urobilinogen
Occult Blood, 24-hour Urine Protein/Albumin.
Bence Jones Protein
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FUNCTION
1 Work area cleaned and reagents filtered Number of reagents filtered 0.5
2
All requests and specimens checked
and screened
Number of cytological exams done (30
smears/day) 4mins/smear
2
3 Cytology number labeled/recorded
Number if cytology numbers
labeled/recorded
0.083
4 Specimens/smears stained/mounted
Number of specimens/smears
stained/mounted
0.05
5 Smears screened/examined Number of smears screened/exmined 0.083
6
Types, releases, recorded & filed all
completed reports
Number of results, released, recorded &
filed (30 smears)
2
7 Prepared & requested reagents Number of reagents needed 0.5
PATHOLOGY / BIOCHEMISTRY
1 Liver Function Tests
a. Albumin Albumin procedures done Number of albumin procedures done 0.25
b. Globulin Globulin tests computed Number of globulin tests computed 0.033
c. A/G Ratio A/Ratio tests computed Number of A/G Ratio tests computed 0.033
d. Total Protein Total Protein procedures done Number of Total protein procedured done 0.25
e. Alkaline Phosphatase Alkaline Phosphatase procedures done
Number of Alk. Phosphatase procedures
done
0.25
f. Bilirubin , Direct Direct Bilirubin procedures done Number of Direct Bilirubin procedures done 0.25
Cleaning of work area & filtering of reagents &
orderliness of the section
Checks/screens all request and specimens received
Labels/indicates/records cytology number on the
specimen container, request and the slide/s
Stains/mounts specimens/smears
Screens/examines smears and dots pertinent
structures.
Typing, releasing, recording & filling all complete
cytological examinations
Prepares and requests reagents, solutions needed in
the section
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FUNCTION
g. Bilirubin , Indirect Indirect Bilirubin tests computed
Number of Indirect Bilirubin procedures
done
0.033
h. Bilirubin , Total Total Bilirubin procedures done Number of Total Bil. procedures done 0.25
i. SGOT (AST) AST procedures done Number of AST procedures done 0.25
j. SGPT (ALT) ALT procedures done Number of ALT procedures done 0.25
a. BUN BUN procedures done Number of BUN procedures done 0.25
b. Creatinine Creatinine procedures done Number of Creatinine procedures done 0.25
3 Lipid Profile
a. Cholesterol Cholesterol procedures done Number of Cholesterol procedures done 0.25
b. HDL-Cholesterol HDL-Cholesterol procedures done Number of HDL-Cholesterol procedures done 0.25
c. LDL-Cholesterol LDL-Cholesterol procedures done Number of LDL-Cholesterol procedures done 0.25
d. Triglycerides Triglycerides procedures done Number of Triglycerides procedures done 0.25
e. VLDL-Cholesterol VLDL-Cholesterol tests computed Number of VLDL-Cholesterol tests computed 0.25
4 Enzymatic
a. Glucose Glucose procedures done Number of glucose procedures done 0.25
b. Amylase Amylase procedures done Number of Amylase procedures done 0.25
c. CPK CPK proceduers done Number of CPK procedures done 0.25
d. CK-MB CK-MB procedures done Number of CK-MB procedures done 0.25
e. LDH LDH procedures done Number of LDH procedures done 0.25
f. Uric Acid Uric Acid Procedures done Number of Uric Acid procedures done 0.25
5 Electrolytes
a. Sodium Sodium procedures done Number of sodium procedures done 0.33
b. Potassium Potassium procedures done Number of potassium procedures done 0.33
c. Calcium Calcium procedures done Number of calcium procedures done 0.25
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d. Chloride Chloride procedures done Number of chloride procedures done 0.25
e. Inorganic Phosphorus Inorganic Phosphorus procedures done
Number of Inorganic Phosp. Procedures
done
0.25
f. Magnesium Magnesium procedures done Number of Magnesium procedures done 0.25
6 Others
a. CSF Glucose CSF Glucose done Number of CSF Glucose procedures done 0.25
b. CSF Protein CSF Protein procedures done Number of CSF Protein procedures done 0.25
c. Pleural Fluid Protein Pleural Fluid Protein procedures done
Number of Pleural Fl. Protein procedures
done
0.25
d. Pleural fluid LDH Pleural Fluid LDH procedures done Number of Pleural Fl. LDH procedures done 0.25
e. Urine protein Urine Protein procedures done Number of Urine Protein procedures done 0.25
f. Urine Creatinine Urine Creatinine procedures done
Number of Urine Creatinine procedures
done
0.33
PATHOLOGY / ELECTRON MICROSCOPY AND PHOTOGRAPHY SECTION
1 TEM Processing
a. TEM processing done Number of TEM samples done 11.55
b. Ultramicrotomy of blocks done Number of blocks cut done 50.98
c. Viewing & taking pictures Viewing and taking of pictures done Number of viewed and pictures taken 14.16
d.
Developing of films, printing of films and
reagent preparation done
Number of films and prints developed and
reagents prepared
34.58
2 Negative Staining
a. Negative Staining Negative staining done Number of negative stained done 2.6
TEM processing (fixation, mincing, washing,
dehydration, infiltration, embedding)
Ultramicrotomy, cutting & staining of thick &
thin sections
Developing & printing of films, photographic
reagent preparation
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b. Viewing and taking of pictures Viewing and taking of pictures done
Number of viewed and taking pictures of
samples done
5.25
c. Developing & printing of films Developing and printing of films done Number of films done 12.35
3 SEM Processing
a. SEM processing done Number of SEM samples processed 16.44
b. Viewing and taking of SEM pictures Viewing and taking of pictures done
Number of viewed and picture taking of
samples done
9.25
c. Developing and printing of films done Number of films and prints developed 16.79
4 Photography
a. Slide presentation Making of slide presentations Number of slide presentations done 3
b. Certificate production Production of certificates Number of certificates produced 0.08
c. Flyers, invitations and brochures done
Number of flyers, invitations and brochures
done
4
d. Tarpaulin layout & production Tarpaulin layout & production done
Number of tarpaulin layout and production
done
d.1 1 x 8 meter 5
d.2 4 x 8 meter 12
d.3 1 x 14 meter 36
d.4 3 x 5 meter 12
e. Slide to print Conversion from slide to print Number of converted slides to print 0.08
f. Booklet production Production of booklets done Number of produced booklets 8
SEM Processing (fixation, mincing, washing,
Developing and printing of films;
photographic reagent
Flyers/Invitations (Opening/Closing)
Brochures
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FUNCTION
g. Printing Printing done Number of prints done 0.08
h. ID production Production of ID Number of IDs produced 5
i. Program Documentation Program documentation done Number of hours in documenting programs 22
VIROLOGY
1 Cell Maintenance, Cryopreservation
a. Maintenance of cell lines
a.1
MDCK (Madine Darby Canine
Kidney Cells)
Cell lines maintained and tubes
prepared
Number of cell lines and tubes prepared for
inoculation of specimen
0.5
a.2
HEp2 cells (Human Epidermoid
Cells)
prepared
0.5
a.3 HFF (Human Foreskin Firoblast)
prepared
0.5
a.4 C6/36
prepared
0.5
b. Reagent Preparation
b.1 10% Growth media Growth media Prepared Number of bottles prepared
0.33
b.2 PBS (-) Reagent Prepared Number of bottles prepared
0.33
b.3
0.25% Trypsin or Versene-Trypsin
(VTR)
Reagent Prepared Number of bottles prepared
0.5
b.4 Trypan Blue, 0.1% Reagent Prepared Number of bottles prepared
0.33
b.5 Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO), sterile Reagent Prepared Number of bottles prepared
0.08
c. Tubes prepared Number of tubes prepared
Preparation of tubes for virus isolation
procedure
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d. Preservation of cell lines Cryopreserved cell lines Number of cryopreserved lines 0.5
d.1 Preparation of reagents
d.2 Preparation of freezing container
d.3 Documentation of Cell Banking
d.4 Storage to Liquid Nitrogen
2 Virus Isolation and Viral Confirmatory Testing
a. Reagents prepared Number reagents prepared per batch 3
b. Processed specimens Number specimens processed 1.5
c. Specimens processed for virus isolation Number of specimens processed
c.1 Daily observation Tubes observed Number of observed tubes 0.008
c.2 Media Change Specimens with media changed Number of specimens that changed media 0.008
d.
d.1 Chlamydia Slides stained with fluorochrome dye Number of slides prepared and read 0.5
d.2 Respiratory viruses Slides stained with fluorochrome dye Number of slides prepared and read 1
3 Enterovirus/Polio
a. Supplementary test
a.1 Neutralization test Neutralization test performed Number of Neutralization tests performed 1.5
Preparation of reagents
Processing of specimen for Virus Isolation
Performance of Virus Isolation for
Cytomegalovirus; Herpes Simplex Virus
Direct antigen detection (Immunofluorence
Test)
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b. Sensitivity test Sensitivity test performed Number of Sensitivity tests 4
4 Influenza
a. Performance if Virus Isolation Virus Isolation performed Number of Virus Isolations performed 0.083
b. Perform Supplementary test
b.1 Acid Stability Test Enterovirus and/or Rhinovirus isolated
Number of Enterovirus and/or Rhinovirus
isolated
0.33
b.2 Flu Hemagglutination
Specimens demonstrated
hemagglutination
Number of Specimens demonstrated
hemagglutination
1
b.3
Flu Hemagglutination Inhibition
Test
Isolates demonstrated
Hemagglutination Inhibition
Number of Isolates demonstrated
1.216
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b.4 Flu Hemadsorption test Isolates positive for hemadsorption
Number of Isolates positive for
hemadsorption
0.0833
b.5 Flu Immunofluorescence test
Isolates positive for
Immunofluorescence Tests
0.33
c. Collection of blood from turkey Blood collected from turkey Volume of blood collected from turkey 0.25
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FUNCTION
5 Dengue Dengue 1-4 Antigens Extracted
Number of Dengue Serotypes Antigen
Extracted
5.667
a. Dengue Antigen Extraction
a.1 Brain Harvesting
a.2 Acetone Extraction
a.3 Vacuum Drying
a.4 Rehydration and dispensing
a.5 Labelling of cryovials
a.6 Mapping and storage
b. Dengue Goose Blood Extraction Goose blood extracted Volume of goose blood extracted 0.333
c. HA (Hemagglutination) Titration Hemagglutination units Titer of hemagglutination 1
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FUNCTION
d. HI (Hemagglutination Inhibition) testing
Hemagglutination Inhibition test
performed
Number of Hemagglutination Inhibition tests
performed
2
e. Reagent Preparation
e.1 Virus Adjusting Diluent
0.167
e.2 Borate Saline
0.167
e.3 4% Bovine Albumin Stock solution
0.167
e.4 0.4% Bovine Albumin Borate Solution
0.167
e.5 Dextrose Gelatin Veronal
0.167
e.6 Acid Citrate Dextrose
0.167
e.7 25% Kaolin in Borate Saline
0.167
e.8 Alsever's solution
0.167
e.9 Stock Solutions for Antigen Dilution
0.167
e.10 Stock solutions for Goose RBC
0.167
f. Preparation of Goose RBC Prepared Goose RBC suspension Volume of goose RBC suspension 0.5
g. Seed Virus Inoculation Seed virus infectivity Number of mice infected with seed virus 0.5
h. Dengue Seed Virus Preparation Seed virus prepared Titer of infectivity 0.33
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FUNCTION
i. Dengue Serum Treatment Preparation Serum treated with Kaolin Number of specimens treated with Kaolin 1
j. Immunofluoroscence Test
Slides stained with Fluorochrome dye
and read under IF scope
Number of slides stained with Fluorochrome
dye and read
1
6 Serological Testing
a. Anti Dengue IgM/IgG EIA Specimen tested Number of specimens
a.1
Plate sensitization/reagent
preparation
1
a.2 Sample preparation and dispensing 0.5
a.3 Main testing 1
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b. Dengue IgM ELISA testing Plates tested Number of specimens/plates tested 2
c. Measles EIA IgM Antibody testing Specimens tested Number of specimens tested 0.25
d. Rubella EIA IgM Antibody Testing Specimens tested Number of specimens tested 0.25
e. HBsaAg Testing
e.1 Hepanostika HBsAg ULTRA Specimens tested
Number of specimens tested for
Hepanostika
3
e.2 Monolisa HBsAg ULTRA Specimens tested
Number of Hepanostika EIA reactive
specimens
1.43
f. HCV Testing
f.1 Serodia HCV Particle Agglutination Specimens tested Number of specimens tested for HCV 1.67
f.2 Ortho HCV 3.0 ELISA Test Specimens tested Number of specimens tested for HCV ortho 1.73
f.3 Monolisa Anti-HCV Specimens tested Number of specimens tested for Monolisa 1.4
g. Syphilis Testing
g.1 Serodia TPPA Specimens tested 1.15
g.2 Sterling RPR Specimens tested 0.5
h. HIV Testing
h.1
Serodia HIV 1/2 Particle
Agglutination
Specimens tested 1.15
h.2 Vironostika HIV-Ag/Ab Specimens tested 1.4
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FUNCTION
h.3 Genscreen HIV-Ag/Ab Specimens tested 1.64
i. Supplemental Testing
i.1 HIV Blot Specimens confirmed for HIV Number of specimens tested for HIV Blot 2
i.2 HCV Blot Specimens confirmed for HCV Number of specimens tested for HCV Blot 2
7 Other Special Tests (CD4)
a. Performance of CD4 determination test CD4 determination test performed
Number of CD4 determination tests
performed
b. Data Management Data encoded and results generated 1
b.1
Encoding/recording details of
specimens tested
b.2
Recording and reporting the results
of testing
b.3
Analyzing, interpreting and
preparing the results
b.4
Summarizing results in the form of
regular reports
Results generated Numebr of results generated 1
8 Other Functions
a.
Specimen picked up and documentation
done
Number of specimens picked up and
documentation done
0.25
b. Data management
b.1
Receipt of request forms from
referring hospitals/blood banks
2.1
b.2
Receipt and documentation of
samples/blood units/specimens
2.4
Pick up specimens for clinical laboratory and
documentation
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FUNCTION
b.2.1 encoding/recording details of
specimens tested
b.2.2 recording and reporting the
results of testing
b.2.3 analyzing, interpreting and
preparing results
b.2.4 summarizing results in the
form of regular reports/transmittal
Transmittal generated Number of transmittals generated 1
form of regular reports to
corresponding referring hospitals
b.2.6 Documentation and mailing
of results
Recorded and mailed results to different
hospitals/Blood
# specimens recorded and mailed 3.05
b.2.7
Documentation/counterchecking
and sending of EQAS results
1
b.3
Preparation of samples for testing
and storage
Transferred plasma/serum to properly
labeled microvials
Number of samples processed for testing
and storage
8.1
c.
Checked and identified supplies for
requisition;submitted
Number of inventory and requisition
performed
0.45
Perform inventory and requisition of reagents
and office supplies
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FUNCTION
d. MOA preapred Number of MOA prepared 0.2
e. Flu shipment of isolates for subtyping Shipment of isolates to Australia Number of shipments of isolates 12.583
f. Shipment prepared Number of shipments of isolates 4
g. Supplies distributed to regions Number of supplies distributed to regions 0.5
h. Disposal of used materials Biohazard bags disposed Number of biohazard bags disposed 0.08
i.
Temperatures of freezers and
refrigerators monitored
Number of freezers and refrigerators
monitored for temperature
0.167
j. Maintenance of equipment Equipment maintained Number of equipment maintained 0.033
k.
Influenza specimens from health
centers collected
Number of influenza specimens from health
centers collected
2
l.
Availability of liquid nitrogen monitored
and recorded
Number of available liquid nitrogen
monitored and recorded
0.5
m. Records the daily reading of liquid nitrogen Reading of liquid nitrogen recorded
Number of reading of liquid nitrogen
recorded
0.25
n. Prepares request for LN replenishment Request for LN replenishment prepared
Number of requests for LN replenishment
prepared
0.25
o. Canvass supplies Supplies canvassed Number of supplies canvassed 8
9 Wash Room Functions
a. 0.250
b. 3.000
c. 2.000
Prepares MOA of NVBSP contractuals
Polio shipment of isolates to Australia for
identification
Preparation of supplies for distribution to
regions
Daily monitoring of temperatures of freezers
and refrigerators
Collects influenza surveillance specimens
from health centers
Monitors/records the availability of liquid
nitrogen
Decontamination and disinfection of
contaminated materials
Washing of glass and plastic wares for
laboratory use
Prepares and sterilizes glass and plastic
wares
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d. Sterilization of media and reagents 0.250
e. Sorting of laboratory materials
e.1 Tips 1.000
e.2 Cryovials 1.000
f. Prepares laboratory needs: 1.000
f.1 Gauze
f.2 Thioglycollate
f.3 Sterilized glass and plastic wares
f.4 Tongue depressor
1 Prescription of In and Out patients filled
Number of prescriptions of In and Out
patients filled
0.083
2
Charge slip/order of payment for
drugs/medicines and other supplies
prepared
Number of charge slip/order of payment for
prepared
a) 1-2 prescriptions 0.083
b) 3 or more 0.167
3
Deliveries of regular/consigned stocks
received
Number of deliveries of regular/consigned
stocks received
a) oral/parenteral/medical supplies 0.5
b) IV fluids
b.1 1000 or less 1
b.2 up to 2000 2
b.3 up to 3000 3
b.4 more than 3000 4
4 Counsels patient on medication Patient on medication couseled
Number of patients on medication
counseled
0.083
PHARMACY
Fills prescription
Prepares charge slip/order of payment for
Receives deliveries of regular/consigned stocks
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5 Conducts inventory of stocks Inventory of stocks conducted Number of inventory of stocks conducted 8
6 Receives/endorses issued stock Issued stock received/endorsed Number of issued stocks received/endorsed 1
7
Stocks in the dispensing area
replenished
Number of stocks in the dispensing area
replenished
0.083
8
Pharmaceutical preparation
compounded
Number of pharmaceutical preparations
compounded
1
9 UDDD prepared Number of UDDD prepared 1
10 TPN prepared Number of TPN prepared 1
11
Stocks received from Property
warehouse
Number of stocks received from Property
warehouse
4
12 Received stocks recorded Number of received stocks recorded
a) Bin card 0.03
b) Stock/ledger card 0.083
13 YPF issued to MDs Number of YPF's issued to MDs 0.05
14 Issued YPF recorded Number of issued YPF's recorded 0.0167
15
Emergency stocks of drugs/medicine
replenished/issued
Number of emergency stocks of
drugs/medicine replenished/issued
0.083
16
Cold chain temperature checked and
recorded
Number of cold chain temperature checked
and recorded
0.0167
17 Inquiries attended Number of inquiries attended 0.0167
Replenishes stocks in the dispensing area
Compounds pharmaceutical preparation
Prepares Unit Dose Drug Distribution (UDDD)
Prepares Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)
Gets/receives stocks from Property warehouse
Records received stocks
Issues Yellow Prescription Form (YPF) to MDs
Records issued YPF
Replenishes/issues emergency stocks of
drugs/medicine
Checks and records cold chain temperature
Attends to inquiries from MDs, nurses,
patients/clients, etc.
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FUNCTION
18
PR of drugs, medicine and other
supplies prepared
Number of PR of drugs, medicine and other
supplies prepared
0.083
19
Consignment request/order for
drugs/medicine prepared
Number of consignment request order
prepared
0.083
20
Request for emergency purchase of
drugs and medicine prepared/arranged
Number of requests for emergency
purchase of drugs and medicine
prepared/arranged
0.5
21
a)
consolidated daily issuance per
item/segregated/posted/encoded/printe
d report
Number of consumption and inventory per
item
40
b)
Consolidated daily issuance per
d report
item
1
c) Stocks on consignment system
Consolidated daily
issuance/encoded/printed report
item
8
d) Donated stocks
d report
item
1
e) Dangerous drugs
item//encoded/printed report
item
0.5
f) Yellow Prescription form issued
Consolidated daily
item
0.5
g) Filled and unfilled prescriptions 0.75
h) Anti-retroviral drugs 0.5
i) P100 0.5
22
Disbursement vouchers of petty cash
fund prepared
Number of disbursement vouchers of petty
cash fund prepared
0.5
Prepares Purchase Request of drugs, medicine and
other supplies
Prepares consignment request/order for
drugs/medicine
Prepares/arranges request for emergency purchase
of drugs and medicine
Prepares/Submits report:
Consumption/issued stocks
Drugs/medicine procured thru the Petty
Cash fund/credit
Prepares disbursement vouchers of petty cash fund
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FUNCTION
23
Orientation on pharmacy student interns
conducted
Number of orientations on pharmacy student
interns conducted
3
24 PPMP prepared Number of PPMPs prepared 24
25 Prepares schedule of staff Schedule of duty prepared number of schedule of duty 5
26 Evaluate performance of staff Performance of staff evaluated number of staff evaluated 1
27
Received/recorded/checked/sent to end-
user
number of supplies evaluated 0.0167
28
Request for drugs/medicine for BFAD
analysis arranged and prepared
Number of requests for drugs/medicine for
BFAD analysis arranged and prepared
0.5
PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION
1 Referrals for PT/OT received/reviewed
Number of referrals for PT/OT
received/reviewed
0.083
2
Patient interviewed and condition for
PT/OT determined
Number of patients interviewed and
conditions for PT/OT determined
0.167
0.33
3
Appointment for psychiatric consultation
scheduled
Number of appointments for psychiatric
consultation scheduled
0.083
Conducts orientation on pharmacy student interns
Prepares Project Procurement and Management
Plan (PPMP)
Assists the Therapeutics Committee in the evaluation
of drugs, medicines and other medical supplies for
procurement
Arranges and prepares request for drugs/medicine
for BFAD analysis
Receives/reviews referrals for physical therapy (PT)
and/or occupational therapy (OT)
Interviews patient and determines condition for
PT/OT
a) patient is coherent
b) patient is incoherent
Schedules appointment for physiatric consultation
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FUNCTION
4 Patient scheduled for therapy Number of patients scheduled for therapy
5 Baseline capacity of patient evaluated
Number of baseline capacity of patient
evaluated
a) 1
b) 0.5
6 Therapy goals prepared Number of therapy golas prepared 0.25
7
PT/OT program performed as per
physiatrist's prescription/order
Number of PT/OT programs performed as
per physiatrist's prescription/order
a) 0.083
b) 0.167
c) 0.083
d) 0.167
e) 0.083
f)
f.1 Endomed 0.133
f.2 Electrical stimulation
f.2.1 Group muscles 0.083
f.2.2 Individual muscle 0.25
g)
g.1 Intermittent
g.1.1 Cervical 0.167
g.1.2 Lumbar 0.083
g.2 Static
g.2.2 Lumbar 0.083
h) Compression pump 0.167
i) Ergometer 0.083
j) Immersion bath (whirlpool) 0.167
k) Treadmill 0.083
l) Shoulder pulley 0.033
m) Cryotherapy 0.033
n) Butterfly equipment (proteus) 0.05
Schedules patient for therapy
Evaluates baseline capacity of patient
Neurologic/pediatric
Orthopedic/sports injuries
Prepares therapy goals
Performs PT/OT program as per physiatrist's
prescription/order
Hot moist pack
Paraffin wax
Infrared radiation
Ultrasound
Shortwave diathermy
Neuro-muscular electrical stimulator
Traction
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FUNCTION
o) Tilt table 0.33
p) Laser 0.033
q) Exercises
q.1 Mobility, Stretching 0.33
q.2 Strengthening 0.167
q.4
Neuro developmental techniques,
Mat
0.25
q.6 Equilibrium 0.05
8 Accomplishes PT/OT chart PT/OT chart accomplished Number of PT/OT charts accomplished 0.167
9 Records patient census Patient census recorded Number of patient census recorded 0.017
10
Home/ward instruction and precaution
given
Number of home/ward instructions and
precautions given
0.083
11
Charge slip/treatment card prepared
and recorded
Number of charge slips/treatment cards
prepared and recorded
0.033
12
13
Physiatrist prepared/assisted in patient
examination and clinical procedures
Number of physiatrists prepared/assisted in
patient examination and clinical procedures
0.167
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
1 Adult
a) Exercises
a.1 Orofacial, Mat 0.167
a.2 Strengthening, fine motor 0.05
a.3 Neuro developmental techniques 0.25
a.4 Therapeutic Ultrasound
a.5 HMP
a.6 Electrical Simulator
Gives home/ward instruction and precaution
Prepares and records charge slip/treatment card
Prepares report, inventory, supplies, ward/chart
rounds, taking of vital signs, referrals to MSS
Prepares/Assists physiatrist in patient examination
and clinical procedures
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a.7
Transcutaneous Electrical
Simulator
a.8 Infrared lamp
a.9 Stationary bicycle ergometer
a.10 Shoulder pulley
a.11 Paraffin wax bath
a.12 Cervical traction
a.13 Parallel bars
a.14 Endomed
a.15
Jobst Intermittent Compression
Unit
a.16
Continuous Passive Motion
machine
a.17 Cryotherapy
a.18 Finger ladder
a.19 Staircase
a.20 Shoulder wheel
a.21 Lumber traction
a.22 Gym equipment
a.23 Whirlpool bath / Hi-boy
a.24 Quad bench
a.25 Stall bars
a.26 Shortwave diathermy
a.27 Tilt table
a.28 Restorator
a.29 UVR
a.30 Laser therapy
a.31 Whirlpool bath / Low-boy
a.32 Hubbard tank
b) Retraining on daily living activities 0.167
c) Dysphagia management 0.33
d) Splinting
d.1 Thermoplastic material
d.1.1 Simple 0.283
d.1.2 Complex 0.417
d.2 Plaster of paris
d.2.1 Simple 0.25
d.2.2 Complex 0.5
2 Pediatric
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FUNCTION
a) Exercises
a.1
Orofacial, Neuro developmental
techniques
0.25
a.2 Strengthening 0.083
a.3 Fine motor 0.167
a.4 Mat 0.417
d) Splinting
d.1 Thermoplastic material 0.417
d.2 Plaster of paris 0.5
e) Cognitive learning
e.1 Cooperatrive 0.167
e.2 Non-cooperative 0.25
f) Pre-speech training 0.167
1 Request for diagnostic imaging received
Number of requests for diagnostic imaging
received
0.05
2 Prepares charge slips Charge slips prepared Number of charge slips prepared 0.05
3 Routine/Special Examination
Number of position and exposure done per
patient
0.117
4
Loading/unloading of cassette with film
and developing x-ray film
Number of exposed film developed
a) Manual 1
b) Automatic 0.033
c) Digital 0.025
5 Cleans developing tanks Developing tanks cleaned Number of developing tanks cleaned
a) Manual 0.5
b) Automatic 2
RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST
Receives request for diagnostic imaging
Positions patients and exposes the film
Develops film (dry to dry)
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FUNCTION
6 Prepares developer/fixer solutions Developer/fixer solutions prepared
Number of developer/fixer solutions
prepared
a) Powder 0.5
b) Liquid 0.25
7 Sorts out radiographic film Radiographic film sorted out Number of radiographic films sorted out 0.0167
8
Equipment, supplies, accessories and
pending requests received/endorsed
Number of equipment, supplies, accessories
and pending requests received/endorsed
1
9 Patient for CT procedure positioned
Number of patients for CT procedure
positioned
a) Ambulatory 0.083
b) Non-ambulatory 0.25
10 Procedure
11 Assist and orient the intern number of intern assisted and oriented 480mins/duty
12 Conducts lectures to Rad. Tech. interns
Lectures to Rad. Tech. interns
conducted
Number of lectures to Rad. Tech. interns
conducted
1
13
Performance of radiologic
technologist/clerical evaluated
Number of performances of radiologic
480
mins/shift
14
Monthly/quarterly performance of
radiologic technologist/clerical prepared
and submitted
Number of monthly/quarterly performances
of radiologic technologist/clerical prepared
and submitted
0.5
15
Schedule prepared and DTR of
radiologic technologist/clerical checked
Number of schedules prepared and DTR's
of radiologic technologist/clerical checked
2
Receives/endorses equipment, supplies, accessories
and pending requests
Positions patient for CT procedure
Teaches/guides the Rad. Tech. interns in diagnostic
imaging
Evaluate the performance of radiologic
technologist/clerical
Prepares and submits monthly/quarterly
perrformance of radiologic technologist and clerical
report
Prepares schedule and check the daily time record
(DTR) of radiologic technologist/clerical
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FUNCTION
16
Requisition of radiological supply
prepared
Number of requisitions of radiological supply
prepared
0.25
17
Job request for the repair of all
equipment in radiology prepared
Number of job requests for the repair of all
0.083
18
Inventory of x-ray films and other
supplies conducted
Number of inventories of x-ray films and
other supplies conducted
1
19
Orientation of radiologic technology
interns conducted
Number of orientations of radiologic
technology interns conducted
1
20
Final rating of Rad. Tech. interns
collated and submitted
Number of final rating of Rad. Tech. interns
0.5
21
Reports of actual number of Rad. Tech.
interns to the training office
prepared/submitted
Number of reports of actual number of Rad.
Tech. interns to the training office
prepared/submitted
0.5
22 Ultrasound procedures performed Number of ultrasound procedures performed
a. 0.75
b. 0.5
c. Cranial, trans-vaginal, trans-rectal 0.33
d. Thyroid, thoracic 0.25
e. 0.167
f. Scrotal
f.1 without doppler 0.25
f.2 with doppler 0.417
Prepares the requisition of radiological supply
Prepares the job request for the repair of all
equipment in radiology
Conducts inventory of x-ray films and other supplies
Conducts orientation of radiologic technology interns
Collates and submits final rating of Rad. Tech.
interns
Prepares/submits reports of actual number of Rad.
Performs ultrasound procedures
Musculoskeletal, Carotid Doppler, Renal
transplant w/ doppler
Whole abdomen, breast, biophysical profile
scanning
KUB, Hepato-billary Tree, Focused
Abdominal Sonogram Trauma (FAST)
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FUNCTION
g. Pelvic
g.1 non-pregnant, first tri 0.33
g.2 second/third tri 0.417
h. Lower extremity arterial 1
i. Lower extremity venous
i.1 DVT 0.5
i.2 Venous Insufficiency 1.5
j. Renal Doppler HPN 2
1 Menu Planning
a. Preparation of Cycle Menu Cycle Menu prepared Number of Cycle Menu prepared 1
b. Foodstuff estimates prepared Number of foodstuff estimates prepared 2
c. PR/PO/MO prepared Number of PR/PO/MO prepared 0.0167
d. RIS/food costing prepared Number of RIS/food costing prepared 0.5
2
Foodstuffs inspected/received and
accepted
Number of foodstuffs inspected/received 0.033
3 Recording of accepted deliveries Accepted deliveries recorded Number of accepted deliveries recorded 0.0167
4 Storage and Issuance
a. Sorting 0.5
b. Washing 0.167
c. Issuance of foodstuff Foodstuff issued Number of foodstuffs issued 0.167
d. Recording of issued foodstuff Issued foodstuff recorded Number of issued foodstuff recorded 0.167
5 Food Production
a.
Instruction on food preparation/cooking
given
Number of instructions on food
preparation/cooking given
0.167
b. Ingredients prepared Number of ingredients prepared 0.5
Dietary Department
Preparation of foodstuff estimates
Preparation of Purchase Request
(PR)/Purchase Order (PO)/Market Order
(MO)
Preparation of RIS/food costing
Inspection/Receiving & Acceptance of foodstuffs
Gives instruction on food
preparation/cooking
Preparation of ingredients
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FUNCTION
c. Cooking of menu Menu cooked Number of menu cooked
c.1 rice 0.33
c.2 viand 0.75
c.3 vegetable dish 0.5
c.4 soup 0.5
c.5 dessert
c.5.1 without cooking 0.25
c.5.2 with cooking 0.5
d. Endorses cooked menu Cooked menu endorsed Number of cooked menu endorsed 0.083
6 Collection of diet list Diet list collected Number of diet list collected 0.0167
7 Preparation of meal census Meal census prepared Number of meal census prepared 0.167
8 Preparation of diet tag/card Diet/tag card prepared Number of diet/tag cards prepared 0.0167
9 Dishing out of food Food dished out Number of food dished out 0.033
10 Delivery of food to wards Food delivered to wards Number of food delivered to wards 0.25
11 Ward food service 0.0167
12 Collection of food trays Food trays collected Number of food trays collected 0.5
13 Washing/Sanitizing Items washed/sanitized Number of items washed/sanitized
a. Food tray 0.033
b. Chinaware and utensils 0.0167
c. Pots and Pans 0.167
d. Sink 0.083
e. Food conveyor/trolleys 0.167
14 Accounting of tray Trays accounted Number of trays accounted 5 secs.
15 Cleaning/sanitizing of work area Work area cleaned/sanitized Number of work areas cleaned/sanitized 0.5
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FUNCTION
16 Disposal of garbage Garbage disposed Number of garbages disposed 0.167
17 Conducts nutritional assessment Nutritional assessment conducted
Number of nutritional assessments
conducted
0.25
18 Conducts diet counseling Diet counseling conducted Number of diet couseling conducted 0.5
19 Prepares blenderized feeding Blenderized feeding prepared Number of blenderized feeding prepared 0.083
20 Conducts lectures
21 Open Marketing for foodstuff
a. PR/MO prepared Number of PR/MO prepared 0.5
b. Foodstuff procured Number of foodstuffs procured 0.167
c. Replenishment report prepared Number of replenishment reports prepared 0.5
d. Petty cash check encashed Number of petty cash checks encashed 0.167
22 Menu for special function prepared
Number of menu for special function
prepared
0.5
23 Preparation of nourishment Nourishment prepared Number of nourishment prepared 0.033
a. Preparation of schedule of duty Approved schedule of duty Number of schedule of duty 1
b. Inventory of foodstuff on stock Inventory of foodstuff done Number of inventories done 1.5
1
a)
Financial and emotional concerns
counselled
Number of financial and emotional concerns
counselled
0.33
Prepares purchase request/market order
Procures foodstuff
Prepares replenishment report
Encashes petty cash check
Preparation of menu for special function
MEDICAL SOCIAL SERVICEs
Conducts pre-admission planning
Counseling on financial and emotional
concerns
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FUNCTION
b)
Patients instructed on MSS
requirements
Number of patients instructed on MSS
requirements
0.083
2 Conducts psycho-social assessment Psycho-social assessment conducted
Number of psycho-social assessments
conducted
0.167
0.33
3
Hospital policies and procedures on
MSS programs and services oriented
a) patient 0.083
b) relative/watcher/escort 0.083
4 Patients recorded in the MSS Registry
Number of patients recorded in the MSS
Registry
0.033
5 Issues MSS Card MSS Card issued Number of MSS cards issued 0.033
6 Records progress notes of patient Progress notes of patient recorded
Number of progress notes of patient
recorded
0.083
7
Provision for patient's needs not
available in the hospital arranged
Number of provisions for patient's needs not
a) Social case summary report prepared
Number of social case summary reports
prepared
1
b) Accomplishes referral form Referral form accomplished Number of referral forms accomplished 0.083
c)
Inter-agency Networking Referral form
filled up
Number of Inter-agency Networking Referral
forms filled up
0.033
8 Conducts ward rounds Ward rounds conducted Number of ward rounds conducted 1
Records patients in the Medical Social Service
(MSS) Registry
Arranges provision for patient's needs not available
in the hospital
Prepares social case summary report
Fills up Inter-agency Networking Referral
form
Instructs patients on MSS requirements
a) Simple
b) Complicated
Orients on hospital policies and procedures on MSS
programs and services
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FUNCTION
9
Home visits/collateral interview
conducted
Number of home visits/collateral interviews
conducted
2
10 Patient conducted Number of patients conducted
a) Home 3
b) Agency 2
11 Conducts MSS Groupwork Activities MSS Groupwork Activities
Number of MSS Groupwork Activities
conducted
a) Stress debriefing 2
b) Patients/Watchers education 1
12 Discharge Planning
a) Prepares letter to patient's family 0.083
b) Conducts discharge counselling 0.5
c) 0.33
13 Prepares/submits reports Reports prepared/submitted Number of reports prepared/submitted
a) Home visit/conduction 0.5
b) Groupwork activities 0.75
c) Daily accomplishment 0.25
d) Statistical/Narrative 0.75
e) Annual psycho-social profile 8
f) 2
Conducts home visits/collateral interview
Conduction of patient
Calls up/Notifies LGU SW, media, etc.
Utilization of financial assistance from PDAF,
PCSO, etc.
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FUNCTION
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OPERATIONAL DEFINITION
Provides further clarification on the
expectations about the output
Automatically functions during brown-outs,
good running condition
Water booster pumps functioning & no water
interruption
Sump pump functioning and no flooding at the
basement
Repair of ballast, starter, lump holder, outlets,
etc.
Job request signed by the end-user
COMMON FUNCTIONS
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Repairs of faucets, flopper, angle valve etc.
Breakdown of power house, circuit breaker,
transformer, etc.
Repair of leaks, repiping
Water tanks and jockey pumps in good running
condition
Validated by the Chief GSD
Continuous water supply during regular office
hours
Signed/approved certificate of satisfactory
service by the end-user
Per sheet of plans, approved by the Director
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Training lasts for:
1 - 2 days
3 to 5 days
More than 5 days
1 hr. for every 10 pax
Includes confirmation of arrangement
Like PowerPoint
Per kit

Includes seminars, workshops, writeshops,
conventions, etc.
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Data is available within the office/division;
including signature of head of office
Requires information on policy matters
available outside the office/division; including
signature of head of office
Requires computations, research/data
gathering and consultation with experts outside
the office/division; including signature of head
of office
Per copy
Based on approved Records Disposal
Schedule (RDS) and to be done by Records
Management Improvement Committee (RMIC)
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Includes setting of time/date/ with COA/NAP
representative/ bonded buyer
Per weighing
Released documents to concerned
offices/staffs/units as validated by the DC
Number of incoming & outgoing documents as
validated by the DC
Recording of validating the status of documents
received for action
DPO duly signed by the Secretary of Health;
activity includes confirmation of members
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Programmatic speeches and talking points
depending on the occassions and activities
In accordance with the restructured budget
including CHDs, Hospitals and
Central Office programs and projects one hr
review per CHDs, hospitals central office and
bureaus
Developed consolidated budget proposal for
presentation to DBM
Trained in 3 days in a month per CHDs and
hospitals
Trained in 3 days 2 batches per semester
Per document
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Per document
Per document
Per document
Including deliberations and
EXECOM approval
Fifteen minutes per document
Thirty Minutes
one hour per document
Two Weeks preparations and submitted to
DBM every tenth of the following month
Per report
Per report
Per report
Per report
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Per document
Per document
Per document
Per CHDs and hospitals
Two weeks preparations before submission to
DBM
Per fund source: General Fund or Fund 101,
Trust Fund, Foreign-Assisted Projects
Approved/signed by the Accountant
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Disbursement voucher with cash availability
Transaction recorded in individual index card
Signed by the Head of the Division
Delivered to concerned offices
Includes regular transation such as Regular
Agency Book, National Government Book and
Foreign-Assisted Book
Transaction recorded in E-NGAS
Files imported and recorded in E-NGAS
JEV approved by the Head of the Division
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Per General Fund / Trust Fund, Foreign-
Assisted Fund (MDS, Current Account, Dollar
Account)
Two staff doing the consolidation
Approved/signed by the Head of the Division
Approved/signed by the Chief Accountant
Includes preparation of response
Report approved and signed by the Chief
Accountant
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Includes issuance to suppluier
Batch of reports endorsed by GL/SL Head
submitted to COA
Certified by the Chief Accountant
Per document
Per document
Per document
Per document
Per batch
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Per batch signed and countersigned
Per batch
Per document
Per document
Per batch
Per document
Per document
Per document
Per voucher
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Per document
Per report
Per receipt
For remittance to depository bank
Health communication plan is an essential
strategy of disease prevention and control.
Every health program or campaign should have
a health communication plan to increase
awareness or knowledge of target audiences
for them to change behavior
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Quad media include tv, radio, cinema and print
ads; plan includes preparation of what, where,
when and how the activities will be
implemented
Per guesting
Per infomercial
Per exposure/publication
Include all kinds of IEC materials for DOH
Programs
Tarpaulin, posters, brochers, flyers, scripts
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Products such as IEC materials in different
formats and production services are being
shown during exhibits, meetings, conferences
& workshops
Launch events maybe organized by the NCHP
or in coordination with the CHDs and LGUs
concerned to announce the activity
Pharmaceutical, milk and tobacco companies
are excluded/not allowed
Based on DOH program policies and
regulations
Per partners meeting/sales conference
For every 10 partners
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Per partner
Per vacant position; Published in DOH E-job
posting/CSC Bulletin of Vacant
Positions/newspaper and posted in the bulletin
board, E-job posting
Per position/applicant in a matrix form
A well defined accomplished form ready for
submission to the PSB Panel
Exam results processed Actual conduct of
examinations appropriate for the position/s to
be filled
Per batch/test
Per batch/test
Per applicant
Per applicant
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Signed by Members of the Board
Attachments completed and signed by the
appointing authority
Duly signed by the concerned officials
Signed and Submitted to CSC - Field Office
Signed and submitted to GSIS
Duly signed by the Director concerned
Updated Personnel Information System
A comprehensive plantilla of personnel
indicating all personnel movements
For record and reference purposes, in
accordance with the Accreditation program
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Per employee record
Per NOSI/NOSA; Signed by the concerned
official
Monthly updating done when there are changes
in appointments
Monthly updating as regards personnel
movements
Monthly; as reference of treasury division and
medical clinic for PhilHealth and HMO
Per employee; includes computation of
Undertime/Tardiness/SL/VL
Per employee; Duly signed by the concerned
official
In compliance with the leave laws
As basis for the salary deduction, cancellation
from the payroll or restoration to the payroll
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undertimes/tardiness; filed applications
recorded to individual leave card
Submitted to CSC; Ombudsman, OP
Per office
submitted to GSIS, Banks, Pag-ibig and
PhilHealth
office performance report
As to completeness and correctness
Includes review and verification of information
Annual; duly signed by Director of Admin
Services
Per employee; Upon request of employees or
officials concerned
Based on established DOH PRAISE Guidelines
Source/reference
Submitted to the treasury division for payment
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Submitted to GSIS/payroll unit for voucher
preparation
Processing of payment for the separated/retired
employees
Approved authority
Submitted to Finance Service
duly signed and submitted to concerned
agencies
Submitted to GSIS, Certified loans thru
GWAPS; submitted to LBP
Approved membership
All data are verified prior to encoding
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Merely encoding of additional data
Duly signed by the Division Chief or designated
representative
Rating verified prior to encoding
Encoded salary adjustments based on
approved/signed notices
includes preparation and sending out of
directives/issuance
per office, CHD, hospital
Formal Charges signed by the Sec.
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PI Reports signed by the Director
Signed by the Sec.of Health
Orders, Subpoena and Resolutions signed by
the Hearing Officer
Signed by the Hearing Officer
Signed by the stenographer and approved by
the Hearing Officer
Decision signed by Director and Sec.
Resolution signed by the Director & Sec.
Legal Opinion signed by Director or Secretary
Decision/Orders signed by Director and/or
Secretary
Memorandum issued regarding appeals
duly signed by the concerned official
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Per item
Per delivery
submitted to COA and End user
Acceptance Report signed by Division Chief
For DOH - CO bulk purchases

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Per RIS/item
Per RIS/item
Per RIS/item

Invoice Receipt, ARE, Bill of Lading and RIS
Monthly/regular interval
Per warehouse if more than 1 and depending
on the number of line items
Exclude time for confirmation of proposed
members
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Per unit/office
Approved and disseminated
Per page
Includes revision if necessary
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Basis for the releasing payment to the
contractor
May include prior and current years
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At least 70% of stakeholders were consulted
80% of sectoral representation attended
Includes checking of any related/existing policy
Involves field work per site
Comments/recommendations considered
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To include submission to TACT for comments
Per P.O. / supplier
Includes clearance from HPDPB/training
Page 188

Includes presentation of data, conclusion and
recommendation
Includes presentation by program managers
Includes review/redraft
Per item
Per item
Per page/individual
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Per page
Per item
Per item
Per meeting
Per person
Page 190
Includes reproduction of bid documents
Clear/Detailed specifications of commodities to
be procured acquired and approved bid bulletin
approved and disseminated
Reports of monitoring documented.
PRs stamped verified by the COBAC
Secretariat
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COBAC will deliberate the submitted TWG
report.
Approved/signed by the concerned officials
includes issuance to suppliers

Manual consolidation of APP requires 40 hours
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Includes preparatory activities.
Per license issued
Per clearance issued
it includes computation of
Capitalization
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Per facility
Per Facility, monthly
The facilities are classified according to the
time spent for actual conduct of monitoring
visits as small, medium, large.* These points
are per facility therefore these must be
multiplied by the number of facilities monitored
within a certain period of time to obtain the
division performance
* Small - birthing home, dialysis clinic, clinical
laboratory/HIV testing blood bank, ambulatory
dental laboratory, medical x-ray facilities, dental
clinics, DTLs, Newborn screening
* Medium - Hospitals Level 1& 2
- Psychiatric Care Facilities
- Ambulatory Surgical Clinics
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- Medical Clinic for Overseas
Workers and Seafarers
- Kidney Transplant Facility
- Drug Rehabilitation Ctr
* Large - Hospitals Level 3 & 4
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The total number of points will be multiplied
with the number of facilities visited within a
given period to obtain the division performance
Includes renewal form, notice of change of
pharmacist & changes of circumstances
Includes assessment, computation of payment
and surcharge
Index card, database
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Per application
Per application
Per application; all changes with regards to
LTO issued
Per report
Can be LTO, clearance, CPR. Permit,
certification, accreditation, reports of analysis,
etc.
Sangkap Pinoy Seal Recommendation for
Office of the Director and Secretary of Health
Per agency/company
Includes review of previous minutes of meeting,
Site Information File, etc.
Page 197
Per company/agency
6 hours per day (exclude 2 hours travel time)
Includes warehouses or distribution
8 days
Based on BHFS classification
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Closure, cease and desist, lifting, etc.
Includes inventory and seal, collection of
samples, investigation, etc.
With GMP compliance audit
Per application
Per product
Low risk
High risk
For marketing purposes
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For marketnig purposes
According to level of risk
To determine existence of similar product in the
local market
Per document
For accreditation
For drugs, antibiotics, cosmetics, foods and
HHHR
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Manual method
For toxicological examination
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Per CHD
Includes Batch Notification, Lot Release
Certification, Export Clearance
Approved by the DC and submitted to the AS
Director
Director
Director
Per employee
Approved by the DC and submitted to the Head
of Office
Includes speaker as resource person, technical
Page 205
1 pt. for every hr. of service; resource speaker
1 pt. for every hr. of service
includes ambulance and other types of
government vehicles
per vehicle
Page 206
Required documents should be with the
application
At accredited testing center
application
Utilization monitoring purposes
Maintenance of equipment
Approved/signed by the Director
Page 207
Approved by the SOH
Approved by the SOH
CENTRAL OFFICE
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Approved by the Program Manager,
Undersecretary of Health & initialed by the
SOH

Includes distribution of press kits
For disease outbreaks, emergencies, etc.
All information /press releases must have prior
approval from OSEC

In coordination with DOH-IMS
Approved by the Program Manager, HEA/EA
and signed/initialed by the SOH

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Approved by the SOH

Including perparation of endorsement
Signed by the Head, Public Assistance Unit
and approved by the Head Executive Assistant
Per session/batch
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Includes preparation of acceptance letters
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FAPs budget strategy submitted to DBM
Includes all annexes and consultations with
concerned offices
Includes breakdown of expenditures
Includes draft/final PBDT and consultation with
concerned offices
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Includes justifications for the revision
Determination of trends of diseases, possible
Detection of possible outbreak
Clinical management of cases
Through the use of temperature scanner
Per IHR and PHEIC
Per aircraft; Required by RA 9271 &
International Health Regulations
Per area of responsibility (AOR) density
maintained per WHO Level
Chemical spraying to kill mosquito larvae
Limited to houses and buildings near/around
the airport
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Per household
Thermal scanner in airports
otherwise thermal strips
when needed
Facilitate movement and management of
suspects/cases in referral hospitals or agencies
Continuous surveillance/vigilance at the points
of entry
Examination of records, facilities & staff,
collection of food & water samples
documentation & report education activities
Per traveler; Records review, testing if needed,
vaccination, payment, & certificate issuance
Per alien, food handler, steward, etc.
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For vibrio cholerae free
No incidence of plague or other rodent-borne
diseases Includes preparation of poison
No reported incidence of vector-borne diseases
on board vessel
For Vector control
This refers to the health certificates issued and
renewed to food handlers and stewards
working in food service establishments and
inter-island vessels
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Per applicant; includes referral for physical
examination
Conduct of on-board sanitation audit of inter-
island vessel during their actual operations.
Also, health promotion and education activities
are conducted among passengers and crew of
the vessels being boarded *NOTE: A minimum
of 3 vessels and ports are required in every
mobile trip
Per vessel
Per vessel
Per vessel
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Per vessel
Sanitation and food safety audit to determine
compliance of inter-island vessels on BOQ
rules and regulations utilizing the GMP-HACCP
audit tool developed by the BOQ.
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Quarterly sanitation and food safety audit to
determine their compliance to BOQ rules and
regulations utilizing the GMP-HACCP audit tool
developed by the BOQ
Distributed to all passengers/food handlers
Page 219
Quarterly sanitation inspection of water
hydrants in North harbor to determine
compliance to sanitation standards and water
sampling to determine potability and preventing
water contamination
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Includes all kinds of disasters/calamities/
emergencies/special events; 1 pt for every hour
of duty
resources include HR, logistics, equipment
which depend on the nature and extent of
calamity/disaster, etc.
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phone calls
includes preparation of DPO, vouchers

per CHD
including travel time
identification of area is based on guidelines /
criteria
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OPLAN GL issued (posted at the DOH
Intranet), with attachments
WFP GL issued (posted at the DOH Intranet),
with attachments
Updated NIPH approved by the EXECOM
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Updated MTPDP submitted to the NEDA
At least four (4) meetings; 2 staff attending the
meeting
Incorporating comments and other inputs
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Including writing and editing of document
Communication sent to agencies containing
instruction as per NEDA requirement, Analysis
of per agencys programs/projects included in
the MTPIP, inputting of agencys MTPIP
meeting

4 hours per meeting
Including preparation of communication
Incorporating comments and other inputs;
updating of plans per Super Regions
WFP reviewed as to its content and technical
conformity to the guidelines and comments
were sent to concerned offices for revision
Includes coordination with respective offices
prior to feedback report preparation
OPLANs were reviewed as to its content and
technical conformity to the guidelines and
comments were sent to concerned offices for
revision

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Per office
Per CHD
Per hospital
Per hospital
Per agency
This will include design of cover page, layouting
of content, photos and tables, message, DOH
officials, etc.
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Three (3) editors at 1 hour each x 3 times
Consolidated Agency Report usually submitted
to the Presidential Management Staff and other
oversight government agencies as requested
Meetings with the key officials of the DBM with
the Finance Service Director and Division
Head; Include attendance to the National
Budget Call and to the Technical Budget
Deliberation
Complete set of Budget Briefer submitted on
time to the Congress (reproduced at least 170
copies)
Complete slides submitted on time and
approved by the Secretary of Health.
Pure text, per slide
per slide; Includes preparation of graphs,
charts, matrices, etc.
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Complete cards submitted on time and
accepted by the SOH. Cue cards are
necessary during budget hearings.
All issues raised during budget hearings were
reported and submitted to the SOH. Concerned
offices provide advice/clues to the SOH during
budget hearings.
Complete set of correspondence submitted on
time, and accepted/ approved by the Bureau
Director. Correspondences needing staff action
are classified as either simple or complex.
Correspondence prepared by the Chief,
Planning Division are also included
Includes data gathering
Per participant
Includes ocular and canvass
Includes reproduction of handouts and other
training paraphernalia
Includes dissemination of advisories
1:1 (1 point for every 1 hour of training)
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Includes preparation of department circular
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Includes briefing, giving out of documents, on-
line research and video conferencing
(additional 1 point for video conferencing)
per project, depending on scope and
complexity of project
Includes the following activities in all systems
design:
1. Review and analysis of current systems and
process
2. Consultative meetings/workshops;

Includes the following activities in all software
design:
- Conduct of technical meetings
- Creation/formulation of TDD (program
specs./flowchart, data dictionary, entity
relationship model, screen design, technical
architecture)
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Includes the ff. activities:
- Conduct of technical meeting
- Review/analysis of TDD
- Creation of database
- Code/write programs (unit testing, iterative
process until error free using IMS technology
standards, for new technology double the
estimated no. of hours)
- Conduct of software/integration testing
- Conduct QA Testing ( iterative process, until
approved by the QA Team)

- Client System Installation
- Prepare Post Implementation Report
(includes training and installation report)

per module
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- Conduct meetings, user's orientation, system
installation and software operations training
- Provide support to pre-operational activities
(Pre-testing, build up of libraries/references,
and others)

- Using System Monitoring Tool
per workstation or server
- Use of monitoring form

- Conduct meetings.
- Review/Analyze requests.
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- Update documents (FDD and TDD).
Work is accepted by the user

Simple any of the following:
~ Repair / Clean Floppy Disk
~ Repair / Clean Keyboard
~ Repair Video Card display/ installation
~ Repair / Clean Mouse
~ Change Power Supply
~ Clean / Install Monitor
~ Clean / Install Printer
~ Software Installation
Moderate any of the following:
~ Install / Upgrade Operating System
- virus detection and removal
- backing-up of data files
- reformatting of hard disk
- reinstallation of software
~ Repair AVR / UPS
Complex any of the following:
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Problem resolution resulted into the restoration
of connectivity

Requires connecting the user to the network by
any of the following: 1) replacement of
connector/network card; 2) changes in the
computer network setting; or 3) reconfiguration
of email settings.
Requires changing server setting and fault-
finding on network resources.
Requires network installation including HW
configuration and SW installation.
Per request

Per ICT equipment
Research & update of the specifications of the
ICT equipments in the DOH intranet
Research and verification of new
enhancements, upgrades of ICT Equipment
Complete and complying specifications of ICT
equipment to be procured
Specifications of ICT Equipment / Item to be
procured meets with the requirements of the
end-user/office and are up-to-date with the
current technology
Complete specifications of ICT Equipment
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Per folder with size not more than 3GB.
Additional 0.083 points for every 500MB that
exceeds 3GB.
Requires deeper analysis of the problem,
research and testing of the system.
Requires checking of database, system re-
installation, configuration and testing.
Resolved a frequently asked
questions/encountered problems.
Assign classification code, encode in DTIS and
file
dispatch
Classify open mails, prepare envelopes and
encode in the mail request form
Receive mails, check for compliance to mailing
policies, weigh envelope, affix amount of
metered postages and prepare summary report
for delivery to post office
Stamps usage report made, voucher prepared
and forwarded to Director for approval
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Request vehicle, check released by Cashier
Section, Official receipt issued at Post Office
Branch, Machine reloaded at Post Office
Central
Communication delivered by Messenger with
delivery receipt received
E-mail accepted
Fax received

Retrieve documents, stamp, sign and release
to client
to client
Includes inquiry from National Archives of the
Philippines
Certification received by the Client
Records converted to electronic form

Search available information, coordinate with
concern agencies, prepare letter of request,
follow-up request
Search, index, and uploaded free health related
information
Assigning of classification number, call number,
subject headings and encoding of bibliographic
information
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Browse journal and review article, assign
subject headings, encode bibliographic data,
and upload to database
Browse daily newspaper clip, digitize, index,
and upload
Printing and mounting of barcode label and call
number, stamping of ownership, and covering
Search relevant articles, free online health
information, download or provide links, classify
and index, Scan, digitized DOH
publications/other information materials and
upload
Encode periodical data in the database

Check, update links, databases
Assist client in searching in OPAC, retrieve
information needed, shelve used books
Search for information needed, scan or email or
fax
Retrieve information, record in the circulation
database, follow-up overdues.
Managed DOH portal and intranet
Updated pages
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Troubleshoot
Troubleshoot
Troubleshoot
Web page updated
web accessibility checked
Websites developed
CMS installed
Settings configured
Templated modified
Data collected
Images created
Pages created
research modules/extensions
Modules/extensions installed/troubleshoot
Technical assistance provided
List of target areas submitted to OSEC for
approval
Include monitoring of compliance on
recommendations per IAS and COA audit
reports as contained in previous year or
engagement.
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Audit reports contain final audit summary and
detailed audit findings and recommendations
submitted to OSEC and other offices
concerned.
Contain schedules and/or analysis of audit data
to support findings and observations
Contain analysis of internal control gaps to
support findings and observations
Contain notes taken as a result of the interview
conducted
Contain summary of cash counted and cash
accountability
Contain summary of findings and
recommendations
Contain management comments or actions to
be taken re:audit findings to be included in the
audit report
To include taking of notes
To include preparation of procedures, tools with
Contain initial report by the Audit Team
submitted to the Chief Internal Audit for review
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Contain corrections by the Chief Internal Audit
Final and official version of the Investigation
Report
Submit/distribute final reports to the Office of
the Secretary and offices
Complete set of policy formulated guideline on
health infra projects
should be approved by the end user
Approved by the end-users,division chief and
service director and bureau director
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For each architectural, structural, electrical,
plumbing and mechanical
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Submitted status report to the bureau director
and copy furnished to the CHD director and
chief hospital

Vital health statistics collected
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Per page
Per page
Per page
Includes adjustments, computations
Includes data reformat, computation, etc.
Includes cleaning/validation and computation of
data
Per disease
Includes proofreading
Includes analysis of statistical data and printing
Per graph
Includes lay-outing, computation and printing
Includes preparation of foreword, lay-outing
and printing
Includes proofreading and reading of copy for
reproduction
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Includes preparattion of tables, reproduction
and distribution
Done monthly
Per patient
Per disease
-Track changes in prevalence and
determinants of tobacco use, and other risky
behaviors among youth and adults;
Provide evidence for policy action and
intervention and measure tobacco and other
NCD prevention and control program
outcomes.
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-Consensus on logic framework and
harmonization of indicators of leading major
public health programs and projects in
synchrony with F1 and ME3; Basis for Program
evaluation.
Track changes of mortality and morbidity data
of chronic diseases and its risk factors for
adolescents and youth and among adults,
provides measures of program and projects
outcomes.
-Provide scientific evidence for policy
implications, actions and or interventions.
This would include files from other regional
epidemiology surveillance units were gathered
in recfile form
Rounds include making rounds and filling up of
surveillance forms from San Lazaro Hospital
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After recfile from the regions have been
collected and verified, encoding and analysis of
data is done for each disease under
surveillance.
Reports are generated and finalized after
signatory from the NEC Director and PHSID
Chief of Division.
Signed reports are diseminated to stakeholders
and posted in the DOH website.
Reports include fax reports from every region in
the country. Gathering of data includes
receiving faxes, verifications, follow-up calls,
filling-up of reports and disaggregations per
program.
This would include the encoding of reports
consolidated.
Report formulation includes making summary
tables and graphs for the FHSIS Annual
reports. The final output should be the FHSIS
Annual report is posted in the DOH website.
Report dissemination includes inventories for
printing, bill of lading, distribution lists, receit
invoice services ,etc. for the reporduction and
distribution of the FHSIS annual report
Includes following up and getting responses
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LGU/CHD applicants for FETP
Includes archiving of old files and reformatting
and installation of new software
Determine booklist, find suppliers, canvass
prices, place orders, faciltate delivery, catalog
and record, distribute and MR to fellows
Per lecture
Didactics is for 40 working days
Conducted after the didactic course
Research topic, develop presentation, prepare
powerpoint and hand-outs
Per workshop
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Includes drafting invitations, sending
invitations to different offices, following
them up, and getting responses
Preparation briefing kits, reproduction and
collation of presentation materials, and
procurement of training supplies
Per workshop
Includes drafting invitations, sending invitations
to different offices, following them up, and
getting responses
Per conference
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Per report; includes confirming the accuracy of
the information, wrinting the report, submitting
the report, and dissemination of the report
information. These reports can be preliminary
investigation resports, confirmation reports,
confirmation reports, follow-up reports, or final
reports of outbreaks submitted to the NEC
DIrector and sent to all concerned offices
Per report; includes collecting data from the
hospitals; confirming the accuracy of the data;
encoding, analyzing and interpreting the data;
writing the report, submitting the report to the
NEC Director and sending to all concerned
offices
Per forum; includes organizing the forum,
writing and sending letters of invitation to key
individuals, following-up attendees, writing a
DPO, making a powerpoint presentation and
hand-outs, and conduct of the actual forum
Per presentation; includes preparing a
powerpoint presentation and hand-outs if
necessary, practicing for the presentation,
giving the actual presentation at the scientific
gathering, and answering querries regarding
the presentation
Per querry; Answering a public health querry
posted through the telephone or cellular phone
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Per statement; Answering a public health
querry or giving public health advisories by
writing press statements and disseminating
them to the media
Per interview; Answering a public health querry
or giving public health advisories through
television, radio or print media interviews
Includes mentoring on processes/ methods on
epidemiologic investigation/study (per session)
Per project/per monitoring
Includes review of lectures/books/ modules;
preparation of test questions
Per fellow
Based on written and oral examinations
Based on Quality Improvement Criteria (per
project)
Coordinating with CHDs and other concerned
offices regarding the reported public health
concern (per event/per report)
Agenda set
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Notice of meetings
Development to Celebration
Development to Conduct
Approved office order
Stock cards updated by Warehouseman
Submitted to Finance
Signed by the Supply Officer/Warehouseman
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Inspection Report signed by the Committee
IR and Bill of Lading approved by Division Chief
based on the allocation list submitted by the
Program Manager
Forwarder to pick up goods on scheduled date
Stock card updated per issuance by
Warehouseman
Recipients are notified that there are deliveries
shipped on the scheduled date Letter signed by
Division Chief
Approved by Division Chief
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Inventory Reports or stock balances from
CHDs consolidated and provided copy to End-
user as basis for allocation of goods
Certificate of Undertaking
Certificate of Importation signed by Chief
Budget Officer & ASEC IMST
Results as basis for revisions and decision-
making
Monitoring to include the basic warehousing
system
Setting standards on performance scoring
system
system
system
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Non-psychiatric
With relative/escort
Patient is alone
Per patient
HOSPITAL FUNCTIONS
MEDICAL SERVICES
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Includes IV, oral/IM medication, cleaning of
simple wounds or cuts, oxygen inhalation
Includes CTT insertion, casting, etc.
direct to OR, CPR, etc.
Per request
Per result
CBC, urinalysis, blood chem,
Ultrasound, x-ray, ECG, ABG
MRI, CT scan
Per prescription
Includes taking of informed consent
Depends on the type of operation
Per patient
Includes preparation of admission slip and
physician's order
Case to case basis depending on the condition
of the patient
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Includes NSD, D&C
Includes acute adult/child psychiatric patients
and patients who underwent major operation
Includes ICU, multiple injuries, complication
Includes lumbar puncture, aspiration,
thoracentesis, catheterization, etc.
Includes pre, actual and post ECT monitoring
Includes cognitive/behavioral therapy
Per discharge summary; psychiatric reports
include forensic patients and WCPU clients
Includes instruction as to medication and OPD
follow-up, etc.
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Burn or wound cases
1 point for every hour of operation; includes
specialized procedures
Depends on the kind of anesthesia and
operation; 1 point for every hour of monitoring
Includes OR technique, anesthesia records and
newborn (NB) records
Per patient/monitoring
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Includes actual delivery, evacuation of
placenta, episiotomy,etc.
Includes pre-eclampsia, placenta previa,
abruption placenta, etc.; additional .5 for every
30 minutes
Per prescription
Per patient
physician's order
Includes excision, I&D, circumcision, etc.
Includes cataract, herniotomy,
hemorrhoidectomy, vasectomy, etc.
Includes advice on medication, care of surgical
site, etc.
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Per film
Per film
Per region
Per region
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With contrast / CT guided
Per result
Additional 0.5 for every hour
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Includes malaria/peripheral blood smears, etc.
Per procedure
Per patient; includes preparation of patient,
drugs
Point earned per monitoring for the duration of
the chemotherapy
site, etc.
0.5 for every additional 30 minutes
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Per patient
Includes advice for follow-up, etc.
Additional .167 point for interesting cases;
includes cardex rounds
1 point for every hour of discussion
Per applicant
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1 point for every hour
Per examinee
Includes literature review and needs
assessment

Includes presentation of data, conclusion,
recommendation and power point presentation
As member of the panel and 1 point for every
hour of judging
see common function
see common function
per staff/ see common function
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Per staff
see common function
see common function
Per patient; Kardex is used for this purpose
NURSING SERVICES
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Per patient
Ambulatory; independent patients
Dependent (Acis, Medical, Pedia )
Critically ill patients (ACIS, Medical, Pedia)
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Per sheet/card
Includes preparation, insertion and regulation of
flow
Includes barium/cleansing enema, shaving,
preparation of instruments and supplies
Includes x-ray, lab, CT scan, UTZ,
chemotherapy, physical therapy, etc.
Readies/anticipates needs of doctors during
such activities
Per patient
Conducted per group/ward basis
Covers pertinent observations /nursing care per
patient
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Includes giving of clearance slip, instruction for
medication, follow-up checkup and checking of
belongings
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Per chart
Per item/patient/prescription
Per schedule
Per staff
Per staff
Per ward
see common function
see common function
Per division
Includes notice to attending physician
Daily, per unit
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Per day of training
Ancillary includes x-ray, laboratory, ECG, etc.
Includes recording in the logbook
Includes gauze, cotton balls, etc.
Includes linen, instruments, etc.
Per item
Per pack
Per pack/item/request
Per bed
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Per item
Per pack
Per pack
Includes making holes in rubber stopper,
cutting of glass tubing and packing
Per roll
Per roll
Per piece
Per pack
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Per piece
Per pack
From Property to CSSD
Per ward/area
Per ward/area
Per gallon
Per area
Includes soaking, removing from solution
hanging
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per device
Per equipment
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Per patient
Per staff/visitor
Per patient; includes interview, recording of
vital information of patient
Per patient; includes interview, history taking,
vital signs taking
(for old patient) per patient
Per patient
Per chart
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Indicated in the hospital card
Per patient; includes NSD, latching and post
partum care
Includes warm bath, cord care, vitamin K
injection. Crede's prophylaxis, Hepa B vaccine
injection, anthropometric measurement
Includes burping
Per patient; includes post-op wounds,
abrassion, laceration, etc.
Includes checking of consent, CP clearance,
medication, supplies and blood
Includes charts, pre-op meds of patients and
checklist form
Includes draping of mayo stand
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Per patient
Includes sponging, giving/receiving/counting of
instruments, sutures during operation
Includes instruments, sutures, OR light
positioning, etc.
Per staff
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Per ward
Per ward
Per policy; see common
Per supply/equipment
Per patient
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Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per employee/student
Per patient
Per patient
Per department
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Per consultation; see common
Per meeting/conference
per cavity
per cavity
per carpule; includes topical
per tooth
DENTAL SERVICES
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additional .083 for every additional 5 mins.
incision/excision of gum tissue
additional 1 point for every additional hour of
procedure
per canal
per procedure
includes installation
see common
see common
see common
see common
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see common
see common
see common
see common
check common funtion
per patient
per patient
see common
see common
includes issuance of dental clearance
LABORATORY SERVICES
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per test
per test; automated
per test
per test
per test; automated
per test; manual
per test; manual
per test; automated
per test; manual
per test; manual
per test; automated
per test; manual
per test
per test
per test
per test
see sommon
Requisition of supplies approved and procured
by diff.project project leaders.
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packed and delivered by courrier
duly signed and released to different project
leaders
see sommon
certification given after training
see sommon
received and screened
reviewed and signed laboratory results
recorded and released
quality of reagent checked
duly signed and reported
report submitted to CMT
requisition submitted to CMT
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deliveries accepted
filed
duly signed and submitted to supply
department
equipment in good working condition
glasswares ready to use
filed
signed name ready for release
Request must be completely filled up. SOP for
receiving specimen must be followed to avoid
error.
Based on the number of request received.
includes 3 stages of red cell washing
per component
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Based on the number of the tests done.
Updated to determine if stock blood assigned
was transfused or not.
per donor
per donor
Done every start of the shift
Machines that fails daily calibration will be
troubleshoot.
Reagents are prepared according to
manufacturer's instruction.
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Done every start of the shift to assure the
quality of the results released.
Based on the number of tests received daily.
additional .083 point for every 5 minutes
per slide
All results forwarded to the lab. Clerk for
releasing
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Result of anlysis submitted on time.
Gives initial info on the quality & content of
specimen submitted
Quality of specimen & proper staining
technique important considerations
Wet mount must not be allowed to dry
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Factors affecting the test to be considered &
correct interpretation of results. Submitted to
ARSP monthly
Must be free from contamination & stored
properly
for verification
Results submitted to ARSP monthly
Should be done before use
Complete data needed for submission to ARSP
Data Management Unit
Must be done before actual laboratory
examinations.
Must be done before starting & ending of the
duty.
Unfit sample must not be accepted.
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Specimen requiring dilution must be done
3 days incubation
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Accomplished before actual lab examinations
are processed
Based on the number of requests/specimens
received for routine exam
received for special exam
All results issued to the laboratory clerk at the
reception area
per test
per test
per test
per test
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Done before actual exams are processed
specimen must be fit for the purpose
cytological evaluation
per smear
per smear
All results released to lab clerk
Done as needed
duly signed and released to the Clin. Lab.
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Results of ultrastructural observations released
to patients/requesting physicians
Results/micrographs of negatively stained
sample given to requisitioner
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Negatively stained sample given to requisitioner
Results of micrographs given to the
requisitioner
Certificates submitted to the requisitioner;
includes layouting (simple w/frame), input
(computer), printing
includes (canvas side (large canvas consume
much of the drive, pattern layouting, quality &
quantity of the text and graphics)
Converted slides to print given to the
requisitoner
Booklets produced submitted to the
requisitoner; inlcudes layouting, input, layouting
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Finished prints given to the requisitioner
Finished IDs given to the requisitioner; includes
layouting and lamination
Availability in documenting programs
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Reagents are prepared prior to processing and
performance of tests
Specimens are processed in preparation to
performance of virus isolation
Virus isolation is a highly sensitive and very
useful technique for the diagnosis of CMV,
HSV, enteroviruses, etc. The only technique
using variety of cell lines capable of providing a
viable isolate that can be used for further
antigenic and genetic characterization.
Specimens with on a scheduled day or with
change in buffer or pH and will be subjected to
media change for maintaining the growth of
cells and virus if present
Involves procedure for identification of specific
enterovirus positive for enterovirus isolation
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Sensitivity test is being perfomed to be able to
check the cell lines or host cells for its ability to
detect known polioviruses or enteroviruses.
useful technique for the diagnosis of influenza
and respiratory viruses. The only technique
This procedure applies to all HEp-2 cell
cultures inoculated with respiratory specimens
suspected to contain Rhinovirus or Enterovirus.
This differentiation procedure involves culture
system subjecting the viruses in alkaline and
acidic pH.
This procedure describes the screening of
influenza isolates in cell culture to increase the
sensitivity of identifying all possible isolates
using red blood cells as indicator.
This procedure describes the identification and
subtyping of influenza isolates from cell culture
using the Hemagglutination-Inhibition (HAI)
test.This procedure applies to influenza isolates
for identification using the Influenza Reagent
Kits supplied by the WHO Collaborating Center
for Reference and Research on Influenza,
Melbourne, Australia and/or the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention, Influenza
Branch, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Hemadsorption is a fast and convenient
method of detecting viruses with
hemagglutinating properties such as Influenza
viruses A & B and Parainfluenza viruses 1-4 in
cell cultures in which CPE is not discernible.
Hemadsorption is a phenomenon wherein red
blood cells are attached or adsorbed onto the
surface of cells containing hemagglutinating
molecules, via their receptor site to the sialic
acids of the red blood cells. Guinea Pig RBCs
have consistently been more sensitive for
detection of human influenza viruses and are
used for maximum sensitivity particularly in
detecting newly isolated viruses. The procedure
is carried out at 4C. Alternatively human type
O RBCs may be used. Important
considerations in this method are the species of
RBC and temperature.
The method reveals the presence of viral
antigens within cells by attaching to them a
fluorescent-labeled antibody. This can be done
either by the direct method, using a specific
antibody labeled with a fluorochrome dye; or
indirect method, using an anti-mouse FITC-
labeled antibody conjugate. Positive isolates
are identified as apple green fluorescence
cells when viewed under an
immunofluorescence microscope.
This procedure describes the selection and
collecton of Turkeys Red Blood Cells (TRBC)
for use in the identification of Influenza
Isolates.Because turkey RBC are nucleated
and influenza viruses agglutinate turkey RBC to
an acceptable titer better than fowl RBC, turkey
RBC are used wherever possible.
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This procedures describes the procedures for
the extraction of goose blood for
hemagglutination and hemagglutination
inhibition.
It describes the procedures for
hemagglutination (HA) titration prior to
hemagglutination inhibition (HI).The assay (HI)
is based on the interaction between
hemagglutinating viruses and suspended
fowl/mammalian erythrocytes to produce a
lattice of virus-erythrocyte complexes that settle
to form a mat-like pattern covering the bottom
of a U-shaped well or tube. A virion must
attach simultaneously to two red blood cells to
form a cross bridge. The agglutination pattern
is readily distinguishable from control cells that
slide to the center of the bottom of the well
forming a well-defined pellet or button.
It describes the procedures for extraction of
dengue dengue/JE antigen from suckling mice
brain (SMB). It includes the brain harvesting,
extraction using acetone and dessication.
Extracts of infected mouse brains have been
found to provide a high-titer source of antigen.
These antigens will subsequently be used for
the HI test, a convenient serological screening
procedure for flaviviruses. A preliminary HA is
performed to determine antigen titer and the
optimum pH for each virus/serotype.
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hemagglutination inhibition (HI).This assay is
based on virus-specific antibodies in a test
serum reacting/binding with the hemagglutinin
of a particular virus resulting in inhibition of the
viral hemagglutination with an added RBC
suspension. The best performance of the
hemagglutination inhibition test relies
significantly on the accurate determination of
titers of the antigen used as the source of
hemagglutinin.
It involves preparation of reagents to be used in
Dengue serology and virus isolation.
It describes inoculation of the mice brain with
seed virus prototypes for subsequent
dengue/Japanese B encephalitis virus
identification. This applies to designated 2-3-
day old mice to be used for intracerebral seed
virus inoculation.
It describes the preparation of
dengue/Japanese B encephalitis seed virus.
Applies to previously inoculated mice brains
with JE virus/dengue serotypes.
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It describes the procedures for serum
preparation prior to hemagglutination and
hemagglutination inhibition (HA/HI). Uses
kaolin reagent for treatment of serum
specimen.
This document describes the procedure of
indirect immunofluorescence in the
identification of JE/dengue virus from
specimens. Immunofluorescence is an
immunologically specific technique by which an
unknown virus isolate may be identified. When
the test is applied in vitro, the virus isolate is
inoculated into a susceptible cell culture and
allowed to replicate. Subsequently infected
cells are treated with a fixative to render them
permeable to virus-specific antibodies. The
antibodies react with viral proteins (antigens) in
situ, forming virus-antibody complexes inside
the cells. The complexes are then detected
with antiglobulin antibodies tagged/labeled with
a fluorochrome (e.g. fluorescein
isothiocyanate).
It describes the procedure for the Anti Dengue
IgM/IgG Enzyme Immunoassay for the
detection of IgM and IgG antibodies for
Dengue. This includes the reagent preparation
prior to testing and the different steps in doing
the test.
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It describes the procedures for the Japanese
Encephalitis-Dengue IgM Combo ELISA test
It describes the step by step instructions on
how to perform the DADE Behring Enzygnost
Anti- Measles-Virus/IgM EIA Test kit for the
detection of human Measles IgM antibody in
serum and plasma.
serum and plasma. (This also applies to
Rubella IgM Antibody Testing: DADE Behring
Enzygnost Anti- Rubella -Virus/IgM EIA Test
kit)
Parallel testing with Ortho HCV is done
Parallel testing with HCV PA is done
This procedure is done if HCV PA is
Parallel testing is done with RPR
Parallel testing with EIA is done.
This procedure is routinely done with PA.
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This is an additional procedure done if fourth
gene-
This is done to confirm test repeatedly reactive
to HIV screening test
This test is done to confirm discordant
screening test results
It involves pick-up of specimens from clinical
lab and counter checking completeness of
request forms and labels of specimens with the
forns and properly documentation.
This involves confirmation of data on the
request forms through telephone calls.
Requests are also checked if it corresponds to
the right blood units being sent.
At least three (3) persons must check
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This is a line list of specimens received with
date of collection, date specimens are being
processed, inoculated with result and remarks.
Transmittal are counterchecked before
transmitted in a weekly basis to NEC (National
Epidemiology Center).
Three staffs are involved in documenta-tion of
results to countercheck correct-ness of the
encoded results and to assure that no error is
committed before releasing the results.
panels requires all the serological tests
Samples placed in microvial tubes are
Checks if supply stocks are all updated in the
inventory cards. Identifies supplies that need to
be requested/purchasedFills out Request and
Inventory Supply (RIS) and Purchase Re-quest
(PR) formsMakes justification for every supply
that is exclusively purchased.tory supplies
reques-Sends properly filled out forms to the
signatories for approval. Submits duly signed
requests to Property and Supply officer
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This involves the shipment of Influenza Isolates
to the WHO Regional Reference Laboratory in
Australia
Poliovirus isolates are prepared and
subsequently shipped to Australia Reference
Laboratory (VIDRL) for identification.
Decontamination and disinfection process is
needed for all contaminated materials for reuse
and for proper disposal.
Proper washing should be performed for all
used glasswares and plastic wares for reuse.
All glasswares will be sterilized and prepared
for reuse.
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per prescription; prescription must be complete;
covers prescriptions for in/outpatient and public
per patient
per item, includes checking of labels, expiry
date, batch/lot number, CPR
includes advice on time, number of days and
contraindication, if any
PHARMACY
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per shift endorsement
per item
per item
per unit/ward
per patient
per item
per item
only to authorized MDs
per MD
per issuance/unit
include drug information, patient's bill, etc.
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per PR
based on the approved MOA
thru petty cash and includes price monitoring
based on daily issuance
per company
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per batch
no changes once the schedule is approved;
change of schedule should also be approved
done semi-annually; validation of the submitted
PES
result is dependent on the end-user
includes recording
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includes pain scale, range of motion, etc.
per patient
includes draping and positioning of patient; per
area
per area
per site
per area
per area
per area
per area
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50% increase per session
per patient
logbook registry
per patient
common function
only 1/3 of time for subsequent treatment
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per patient
includes preparation and fitting
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per request; includes checking of completeness
of data
per patient
per position & exposure
per film; with/without dryer
per film
includes printing of film
to be done every change of solution
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per solution
per solution
sorting of films per patient, size, examination,
label
to be done every end of shift
per patient
per patient
c/o Mr. Dexter
per intern
per lecture
see common function
see common function
see common function
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see common function
see common function
done monthly
per batch
per intern
c/o Mr. Dexter
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per extremity
per extremity
per item; per supplier
per foodstuff used for the day
per item; per supplier; additional 2 mins. per
container for bulk deliveries
per item
per classification and includes labelling
per kilo; applicable for items for storage
per item
per item
based on menu and per item/per kilo
Dietary Department
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per container
additional .25 pt. for every 15 mins. of cooking
per batch cooking
per batch cooking
per menu
per ward
per diet list
per tag/card
per tray
per ward
per patient
per ward
per tray
per piece
per item
per sink
per conveyor/trolley
per tray
per area of assignment
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per patient
per patient
per patient
common function
per PR/MO; per market day
per item
per voucher
per head
No change can be made once approved.
Change of schedule should also be approved
At least done every week for stocks and
quarterly for equipment and wares
per patient
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includes pre-admission counseling, and
return/follow-up interview
per patient; patient is coherent; has companion
per patient; patient is incoherent,
unaccompanied
if not done with patient
per patient
per patient
includes drugs/medicine/supplies/diagnostic
procedures/institutional placement/respite
care/implants/transportation etc.
NGOs, GOs/funding agencies and benefactors
per patient
Page 318
per patient; includes courtesy call to barangay
official, local DSWD, police, relatives,
neighbors and significant others
per patient; includes family reconciliation,
coordination with barangay officials/LGU
SW/significant others
per patient/interaction with agency SW
per patient
per call/notice
monthly, quarterly and annual
Page 319
Page 320
conduct
office.
Corresponds
to the
number of
hours (or
fraction of an
hour) needed
to produce
the output
undertake
1.1
1.1.1
and/or cleaning of:
a.
ups)
Water booster pumps
0.50
inspection basis
0.50
1.1.2
fixtures
a. Minor Repair
Circuit breaker
replaced
0.50
FUNCTION
COMMON FUNCTIONS
Page 321
conduct
FUNCTION
b. Major Repair
1.1.4
equipment
1.1.5
pump
cleaned
2
1.1.6
INFRA
Breakers
semester
8
level
1.1.9
Page 322
conduct
FUNCTION
2.1
2.2
a. simple 8
b. medium 16
c. complex 24
2.3.1
participants
confirmed
1
2.3.3
materials
2.4
ASSESSMENT
ASSESSMENT (TDNA)
PROGRAM
Page 323
conduct
FUNCTION
2.5
engineer conducted
received/recorded
0.25
recorded/released
0.25
3.3
directives prepared
a. SIMPLE 0.5
b. MEDIUM 1
c. COMPLEX 4
ENGINEER
RECORDS
RECORDS
PREPARATION OF
DIRECTIVES
DISPOSAL
Page 324
conduct
FUNCTION
disposal
24
3.1
tracking system
received
4.4.
conducted
24
PHILIPPINES
THE DIRECTOR
WORKSHOP/WRITESHOP
Page 325
conduct
FUNCTION
6.1 BUDGET
6.1.1
CHDs and Hospitals
evaluated
6.1.2
Proposal
6.1.3
in E-Budget
24
6.1.4
procedures
24
6.1.5
encoded
0.25
POINTS
Page 326
conduct
FUNCTION
6.1.6
processed
a. EASY 0.25
b. SIMPLE 0.25
c. MEDIUM 1
d. DIFFICULT 8
6.1.7
Request
signed
a. EASY 0.25
b. SIMPLE 0.25
c. MEDIUM 0.5
d. DIFFICULT 1
6.1.8
(SAOB)
6.1.9
reports:
Obligation-PS
Olbigation-MOOE
Obligation-CO
Obligation-FE
Page 327
conduct
FUNCTION
6.1.11
6.1.13
prepared
0.25
6.1.14
Matrix
6.2 ACCOUNTING
6.2.2
processed
a. Easy
0.5
b. Medium
1
c. Difficult
documents
4
Page 328
conduct
FUNCTION
d. Complex
documents
6
6.2.3
register
with NCA control
0.166
6.2.4
cards
0.166
6.2.5
payment
0.333
6.2.6
originating office
documents
6.2.7
Voucher (JEV)
Page 329
conduct
FUNCTION
6.2.9
statement
prepared
prepared
24
6.2.10
of submission
120
6.2.11
signed
and signed
0.5
6.2.12
statements
Statements
and signed
0.167
6.2.13
6.2.14
reports:
Donor Agencies
applications
8
f. SAOB
of Cash allocations
Page 330
conduct
FUNCTION
a. 2306
b. 2307
6.2.16
6.2.17
reports
prepared
2
6.3 CASHIERING
6.3.1
for payment.
6.3.2
sources;
funding source
a. General Fund
b. Trusts Fund
6.3.4
accounts
6.3.5
for NCA
Page 331
conduct
FUNCTION
6.3.6
6.3.7
Issued (RCI)
a. General Fund
b. Trusts Fund
6.3.8
checks
countersigned
0.5
6.3.10
to Accounting.
6.3.11
prepared
6.3.12
6.3.13
reconciled
0.25
6.3.14
vouchers prepared
0.5
Page 332
conduct
FUNCTION
6.3.15
prepared
reports prepared
0.25
6.3.16
reports
6.3.17
6.3.19
Receipts Book
Receipts Book
6.3.20
prepared
deposits prepared
0.166
7.1.1
DOH programs
7.1.3
of IEC materials
produced
and produced
24
7.1.4
activities
COMMUNICATION PLAN
Page 333
conduct
FUNCTION
implemented
2
7.2.3
infomercials
arranged/aired
3
7.2.4
monitored/recorded
monitored/recorded
1
produced
and produced:
7.3.1
materials
produced
80
7.2 MEDIA PLANNING
AND PRODUCTION
Page 334
conduct
FUNCTION
24
evaluated/approved
24
prepared
24
8.3
8.3.1
partners
8.3.2
meeting
prepared
0.25
OTHER STAKEHOLDERS
PRIVATE COMPANIES
HEALTH PROGRAMS
PROGRAM
Page 335
conduct
FUNCTION
up
0.5
9.1
9.1.1
positions
published
1
9.1.2
applicants for
(Documents review)
conducted
conducted
0.5
9.1.4
exams/Testing
conducted
d.1 General Exam 4
d.3 Checking
d.3.3 General 0.25
d.3.4 Technical 0.5
SALES CONFERENCE
Page 336
conduct
FUNCTION
9.1.7
prepared
Meeting Prepared
2
9.1.9
9.2
9.2.1
contracts
Contracts processed
2
9.2.2
9.2.3
Advice (ARA)
9.2.4
employment
9.2.5
the PIS
encoded in the PIS
1
Page 337
conduct
FUNCTION
9.3
9.3.1
adjustment
9.3.2
(NOSA/NOSI)
prepared
9.3.3
employees for step
0.08
9.4.1
Updated Alpha list
Posted summary list
9.4.2
per office/division
9.4.3
birth
9.5.1
Attendance
9.5.3
balance
employee
0.17
9.5.4
to the payroll unit
8
ADJUSTMENT
Page 338
conduct
FUNCTION
updated
0.25
c.
Medical Exam
d.
e.
of PERs
g.
submission
h.
SALs
9.6.1
9.6.2
9.6.3
prepared
Page 339
conduct
FUNCTION
9.7 RETIREMENT
9.7.1
retirement
9.7.3
practice
9.7.4
infractions
9.8 COMPENSATION
applications
0.5
9.9.1
a. Encoding 0.5
b. Updating 0.17
9.9.2
(promotion)
Page 340
conduct
FUNCTION
9.9.3
employee)
9.9.4
issued
0.08
10.1
conducted
1
10.5
for IDCP provided
8
11. LEGAL SERVICE
11.1
MANAGERIAL POSITION
FOR IDCP
Page 341
conduct
FUNCTION
11.1.3
investigation
conducted
40
11.1.4
Issuance of Formal
issued
suspension issued
6
a.
Hearing
b.
of evidence
evidence prepared
prepared
10
11.1.6
Stenographic Notes
prepared
11.3
2
11.4
Health acted upon
2
DONATION
SECRETARY
Page 342
conduct
FUNCTION
11.5
11.5.1
TRO, PI
11.6
12. LOGISTICS
12.1 WAREHOUSING
a.
delivered
received/inspected
0.5
12.1.2
deliveries
accepted
0.25
a.
Committee
Page 343
conduct
FUNCTION
12.1.3
booking
booking
0.083
d.
and Issuances
prepared
prepared
0.25
b.
c.
recipients
b.
inventory
DEVELOPMENT OF TOR
TEAM
Page 344
conduct
FUNCTION

13.7.1 Simple 1
13.7.2 Moderate 2
13.7.3 Difficult 3
14.1
0.5
CONDUCT OF
CONTRACTORS
CONTRACTOR
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
IDENTIFICATION OF
OUTSOURCING
DRAFTING OF TOR
REVIEW OF TOR
Page 345
conduct
FUNCTION
14.6
recommended
recommended
1
1
15. PLANNING
15.2
prepared
WFP prepared
8
15.3
prepared
OP prepared
12
CONTRACTOR
MONITORING OF
HIRED CONTRACTOR
PERFORMANCE
(OP)
Page 346
conduct
FUNCTION
conducted
16
17.1
conducted
conducted
4
17.2
prepared
REVISION OF DRAFT
MATERIALS
EVALUATION
Page 347
conduct
FUNCTION
18.1.1
18.1.2
concurrence
18.1.4
18.1.5
4
19.1 0.25
19.2
19.2.2 Contract 0.5
19.3 0.125
19.4 0.5
20.1
ORDER/CONTRACT
CONDUCT OF RESEARCH
Page 348
conduct
FUNCTION
20.1.3
prepared
prepared
120
20.1.4
20.2
20.2.1
methodology
prepared
4
20.2.3
reports
20.3
20.3.3
for publication
prepared
prepared
4
20.3.4
PME report
submitted
6
21.1
21.1.2
Equipment (RPCPPE)
21.1.3
Equipment (ARE)
AND ANALYSIS
EVALUATION (PME)
Page 349
conduct
FUNCTION
21.1.4
equipment
21.3
4
encoded
0.083
22.1.1
Meetings
22.1.2
meeting
prepared/sent
0.25
22.1.3
meeting
22.1.4
minutes
22.2.1
procurement.
0.50
ACCOUNTS
APPRAISAL OF
PURPOSES
ACCOUNTABILITY
Page 350
conduct
FUNCTION
22.2.3
to Bidders
documented
documented
4
c.
Procurement
documented
4
documented
documented
4
22.2.5
meeting/conferences
22.3 COBAC
22.3.1
and hospitals.
monitored
16
22.3.2
Plan (APP).
against APP
1
22.3.3
COBAC.
procurement.
0.50
- funded projects)
Page 351
conduct
FUNCTION
documents
conducted
22.3.4
docutments:

to suppliers.
22.3.5
central office
BFAD 23. REGULATION
Page 352
conduct
FUNCTION
issued
0.8
issued
hospital issued
0.8

conducted
23.5.1 Simple 40
23.5.2 Medium 120
23.5.3 Complex 160
committee prepared
committee prepared
1
CERTIFICATE
COLLECTION
FACILITY
INVESTIGATION
COMMITTEE
CERTIFICATE
Page 353
conduct
FUNCTION
prepared
1
issued
facility issued
1
OF OFW REPORT
REPORT
A HEALTH FACILITY
Page 354
conduct
FUNCTION
c. Area visits
(CDO) conducted
consensus building
consolidated
consolidated
1
conducted
1
(if applicable)
recommendation
0.5
Page 355
conduct
FUNCTION
23.14.1
23.14.3
23.14.4
preparation
prepared
BOQ
BHDT 23.15.1
1
23.15.4
documents
encoded
0.167
Page 356
conduct
FUNCTION
23.15.6
documents
b. Substantive 8
23.15.7
encoded
0.167
23.15.8
from the regions
23.15.9
document
prepared
0.5
3.5
23.16 INSPECTION
Pre-inspection
23.16.1
inspection
reviewed
a. Manufacturer 4
b.
exporter
1.5
23.16.2
prepared
prepared
4
23.16.3
itinerary
Actual inspection
Page 357
conduct
FUNCTION
a. Opening
a.1 Manufacturer
a.1.1 small 8
a.1.2 medium 18
a.1.3 large 30
a.2 Trader 4
a.3 Retailer 1.5
Exporter
2
6
b. Renewal
b.1 Manufacturer
b.1.1 Small 18
b.1.2 Medium 30
b.1.3 Large 48
b.2 Trader 6
b.3 Retailer 2.5
Exporter
3
c.
inspected
c.1 Level 1 4
c.2 Level 2 8
Page 358
conduct
FUNCTION
c.3 Level 3 16
c.4 Level 4 24
d.
facilities
inspected
d.4 Specialized 24
e.
inspection
conducted
e.1 Level 1 1
e.2 Level 2 1.5
e.3 Level 3 and 4 2
Post inspection
23.16.5
inspection report
submitted
submitted
a. Manufacturer
a.1 Small 8
a.2 Medium 16
a.3 Large 32
b. Trader 4
c. Retailer 1
23.16.6
its database
Page 359
conduct
FUNCTION
23.16.9
23.17 REGISTRATION
completeness
1
23.17.2
decked/scheduled
decked/scheduled
0.167
23.17.3
application
processed
a. Drug
b. Food
b.1 Category 1 1
b.2 Category 2 3
c. Cosmetics
Page 360
conduct
FUNCTION
c.2 HHS (Household
4
d. Medical Devices
d.1 Class 1 2
d.2 Class 2 4
d.3 Class 3 12
d.4 Class 4 24
h. Donation 1
prepared
1
23.17.5
Inspection of
facility
inspected
40
23.18.1
samples
23.18.3
request and samples
recorded
and recorded
0.083
Page 361
conduct
FUNCTION
23.18.4
concerned section
concerned section
concerned section
0.25
a. Physico-Chemical
Chromatography
4
Spectroscopy
3
spectro, etc.)
1
variation), etc.
0.5
tests
2
a.6 Assay
AAS, ELISA
3
a.6.2 UV Spectro 2
a.6.3 GC 4
b. Microbiological
Page 362
conduct
FUNCTION
4
b.2 Salmonella 5
b.4 E-coli 7.4
Poisoning Test
6
Test
24
c. Toxicological
c.1 Contaminants 4
d.
Medical Devices)
4
e. Biological Tests
Poisoning Test
6
Page 363
conduct
FUNCTION
Endotoxin Test
24
23.18.8
conformance
23.18.12
report
23.18.13
laboratories
23.18.14
animals
a. Mouse 4
b. Rabbit 4
Page 364
conduct
FUNCTION
23.18.15
CHDs
conducted
40
b. Office 8
b. Office 8
b. Office 4
PERFORMANCE
Page 365
conduct
FUNCTION
prepared

a. easy 8
b. moderate 16
c. difficult 24
26.1
26.1.2
oil/greasing
changed
2
26.2
26.3
26.3.1
defects
diagnosed
diagnosed
2
26.3.2
spare parts
purchased
4
26.4
SERVICE VEHICLE
GOVERNMENT VEHICLES
VEHICLES
Page 366
conduct
FUNCTION
26.4.1
insurance
26.4.2
testing
26.4.3
registration
prepared
4
27.1
27.1.1
utility expenses
27.1.2
27.2.2
documents
OF TRIPS
MERALCO, ETC.
Page 367
conduct
FUNCTION
27.2.4
vouchers
prepared
vouchers prepared
2
MEDIA RELATIONS
Proponents met 2
CENTRAL OFFICE
b. Data gathering
Page 368
conduct
FUNCTION
arranged/conducted
2
authorized
0.5
updated
and updated
1
disseminated
4
Press statements
2
releases
statement
news directors
6. Media monitoring
Page 369
conduct
FUNCTION
2
guest monitored
> radio 0.25
> TV 0.5
1:1
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
counseled
counseled
0.5


submitted
4
WEB-PAIS
0.5
conducted
1
health news
officials
field visits
fund
Page 370
conduct
FUNCTION
reviewed
0.5
40
updated
8
Document requests
and assessed
0.5
concurred/approved
1
prepared
approved
1
updated
updated
4
4. Others
trade in health
Organizations)
WHO/embassises
visitors
Page 371
conduct
FUNCTION
1
participated
8
prepared
activities
proposals to NEDA
FAPs BS
project
Page 372
conduct
FUNCTION
endorsed
0.5
revised/complied
revised/complied
4
reviewed
3
submitted
1
prepared
2
prepared
prepared
40
signature of ASEC
institutions
application
Finance Service
per project
Page 373
conduct
FUNCTION
reviewed
4
funds prepared
4
1
1

passengers
0.05
b.
done
done
2
d.
conducted
buildings conducted
3
of grant/loan funds
Page 374
conduct
FUNCTION
e.
conducted
conducted
0.15
agencies.
protocol
24
screened
screened
0.5
inspected
6
issued
0.11
screened
screened
0.6
concerns.
catering points
HACCP standards
travelers
stewards, etc.
Page 375
conduct
FUNCTION
examined
0.75
issued
0.25
Monitoring
Page 376
conduct
FUNCTION
a.
screened
0.3
submitted
be visited)
mobile trip
passengers
and deficiencies
Page 377
conduct
FUNCTION
o.
management
to management
0.5
a.
a.1
officers
a.2
Certificate
a.3
on-board
conducted
1
a.4
a.5
area
voyage
Vessels
Page 378
conduct
FUNCTION
a.6
a.8
a.10
laboratory analysis
0.125
b. 20
b.1
b.2
conducted
1
b.4
management
b.6
area
b.7
collected
0.125
b.9
Page 379
conduct
FUNCTION
b.11
submitted
0.125
c. 10
c.1
the hydrants
c.2
area
conducted
c.4
1
reviewd
flash reports
Page 380
conduct
FUNCTION
calculated bidders
Evaluation Reports
DBM
done
done
0.125
resources for HEARS
provided/mobilized
provided/mobilized
Disaster
Disaster formulated
48
1
reviewed/approved
1
Disaster
Page 381
conduct
FUNCTION
2
conducted
4
evaluated
evaluated
Warehouse for DTTB
procurement
fellowships
concerned office
design/proposal
WHO
batch
Page 382
conduct
FUNCTION
40
40
consolidated
229.5
prepared
0.5
format
Annexes
Schedule
Annexes
Memorandum
cluster:
Page 383
conduct
FUNCTION
Health
4
b.3 Regulation 4
b.4 Financing 4
b.5 Governance 4
conducted
conducted
4
investments
43
mail
2
4
investments
of F1 investments
(MTPDP)
mail
Page 384
conduct
FUNCTION

mail
2

(MTPIP)
mail
attached agencies
offices
documentation
respective offices
office:
Page 385
conduct
FUNCTION
1/hosp.
reviewed
12
1/DRC
reviewed
10
2
consolidated
0.5
consolidated
1
consolidated
1
consolidated
1
e.1 If GOP-funded:
meetings
respective offices
concerned
Page 386
conduct
FUNCTION
donor organization
issued
2
Report
40
Page 387
conduct
FUNCTION
budget hearings
24
Complex 20
of participants
confirmed
1
materials
advisory
Page 388
conduct
FUNCTION
workshop report
8
monitored
8
sector gathered
16
technical papers
offices
System
subject/funded
Sector Reforms
Page 389
conduct
FUNCTION
facilities extended
2
Project Management

developed
24

subsystems
164
subsystems)
328

subsystems
120
subsystems)
240

facilities
Page 390
conduct
FUNCTION
developed
subsystems
272
subsystems)
448

subsystems
160
subsystems)
400
conducted
4
subsystems
24

subsystems)
80
Page 391
conduct
FUNCTION
* Simple 4
* Moderate 16
* Complex 40
module)
System Monitoring
a. Simple 1
b. Complicated
> workstation 5
> server 24
prepared
Number of system
b.
155
Page 392
conduct
FUNCTION
c.
reports
310
a. Simple 2

b. Moderate 8
c. Complex 16
Page 393
conduct
FUNCTION

Network Management

inspected

a. Simple 2
b. Moderate 8
c. Complex 16
equipment

reviewed/approved
0.5
updated
0.75
updated
1
procured
0.5

Page 394
conduct
FUNCTION
0.05
(per page)
attended/resolved
Complex 1
Moderate 0.5
Simple 0.1
0.5
dispatched
0.5
form prepared
0.4
dispatched
(DTOMIS)
Page 395
conduct
FUNCTION
Messengerial 8
Fax 0.25

Data Build Up
optimized
optimized
0.25
3
1
up
1
Page 396
conduct
FUNCTION
0.5
database
prepared/processed
prepared/processed
0.10
database encoded
database encoded
0.05

1
D. Library Services
information
requests
borrowed
recall borrowed
0.17
Web Management

online databases
materials
Intranet
Page 397
conduct
FUNCTION
Maintenance
installed
installed
1
modules/extensions
20
portal contributors
INTERNAL AUDIT (IA)
scheduled
and scheduled
5
System installation
portal contributors
2. Conduct of audit
Page 398
conduct
FUNCTION
reviewd/examined
reviewd/examined
15
examined
and examined
10
prepared
5
conducted
40
reports
summary
a. Draft report
Page 399
conduct
FUNCTION
Process)
240

a. Site Development
b. Edit report
c.Finalize report
d. Reproduce report
technical observer
facilities project
Page 400
conduct
FUNCTION
plan
development
plan
Committee conducted
4
users conducted
E) Plans
Plans
24
finalized
schedule finalized
24
Page 401
conduct
FUNCTION
conducted
4
inspected
inspected
3
samples evaluated
16
turn over
the following:
d. General services
Page 402
conduct
FUNCTION
municipalities
municipalities
a.1 Simple 0.083
a.2 Difficult 0.25
NSO data prepared
40
printed
rates and ratios
prepared
prepared
0.5
NSO data
Page 403
conduct
FUNCTION
prepared
40
prepared
8
country report
Six months,
Periodic
Survey,
every 3 years
Philippines;
country report
Six months,
Periodic
Survey,
every 3 years
Page 404
conduct
FUNCTION
country report
one year
periodic
survery,
every 3-5
years
Alcohol, etc.)
projects
year round
actions.
year round
information.
as required
8 points
programs
system).
Page 405
conduct
FUNCTION
reports)
1 point
sent
0.5
Training Program
Page 406
conduct
FUNCTION
screened
1
prepared
outs prepared
24
Actual Didactics
prepared
24
Actual Workshop
fellows
hand-outs
outs
Page 407
conduct
FUNCTION
supplies perpared
24
prepared
24
Actual Training
supplies perpared
supplies perpared
24
Actual Conference
WRITTEN REPORTS
Director
materials, supplies
outs
materials, supplies
Page 408
conduct
FUNCTION
ORAL REPORTS
Page 409
conduct
FUNCTION
released
2
done
2
conducted
fellows conducted
4
monitored
4
24
a. written 4
b. oral 2
COORDINATION
fellows
public health event
Page 410
conduct
FUNCTION
ACM / WAD
Operational plan
A. Receiving
a. Documents review

Page 411
conduct
FUNCTION
prepared and signed
B. Distribution
recipients
1
b. Bill of Lading

delivered
0.25
office/recipient
5. Reporting
Forwarder
Page 412
conduct
FUNCTION
and analyzed
b. Reporting
System (WMS)
Page 413
conduct
FUNCTION
a. Normal 0.25
b. Psychiatric
0.5
instituted
HOSPITAL FUNCTIONS
MEDICAL SERVICES
Page 414
conduct
FUNCTION
b) intensive 0.5
c) catastrophic 1
5
6
requested
requested
0.016
reviewed
a. routine 0.083
c. special 0.25
prescribed
0.083
9
advised
0.5
determined/prepared
0.25
11
0.25
11 Patient referred to consultant Number of patients referred to consultant 0.25
psychiatric case
Referral of patient to consultant
Page 415
conduct
FUNCTION
a. Routine 0.25
b. Intensive 0.5
0.75
0.5
0.5
0.75
0.5
0.333
3
completed
summary completed
0.25
a. Normal
b.1. ECT
b.2. Psychotherapy
b.2.1. Supportive
b.2.2. Others
Page 416
conduct
FUNCTION
1
0.25
drugs
0.5
3
a. Minor
a.1
a.2
b. Major
b.1
b.2
c. Serious
c.1
c.2
a. Minor 0.5
b. Major 1
6
accomplished
accomplished
0.25
monitored
0.25
Page 417
conduct
FUNCTION
a. normal 0.5
b. abnormal 1
prescribed
0.0083
referred
0.167
issued
0.25
a. Minor 0.5
b. Day 1
10
scheduled
0.167
Page 418
conduct
FUNCTION
1
interpreted
results interpreted
0.25
2
reviewed/signed
0.083
a. Routine 0.25
b. Special 0.5
conducted
0.5
interpreted
0.167
B. Ultrasonography
1 General
a,1 Plain 0.33
2 Special
a.1 Perinatology
anomaly screening
1
Page 419
conduct
FUNCTION
a.2 Gyne Ultrasound
a. Saline Infusion,
0.5
b. Urology
c. CT Scan
d. MRI
d.1.1. Plain 1
a. ECG 0.25
b. 0.5
a. small 0.083
b. medium 0.167
c. large 0.5
d. extra large 1
a. autopsy 1
c. Frozen section 1
Page 420
conduct
FUNCTION
4
a simple 0.083
b. complex 0.5
5
interpreted
interpreted
0.5
A. CHEMOTHERAPY
chemotherapy
0.167
3
scheduled
cycle scheduled
0.167
a. Simulation 0.25
b.
therapy
0.5
c.
Stereotactics
1
procedures
cycle
Page 421
conduct
FUNCTION
a.2 multi-field 1
b. Brachytherapy 1
1
modality determined
modality determined
0.5
2
done
program done
0.167
3
done
XII. TRAINING
conducted
0.083
4
interviewed
interviewed
0.167
modality
disposition
Page 422
conduct
FUNCTION
a. Written 1
b. Oral 0.5
c. Practical 1
b2. prospective 704
c.
prepared
prepared
120
d.
reviewed/signed
0.5
Review/signing of performance target
Page 423
conduct
FUNCTION
4
Performance report
evaluated/submitted
evaluated/submitted
0.5
1 Patients/ward received and endorsed.
Number of patients/ward received and
endorsed.
0.5
2
instituted
a) 0.083
b) 0.25
c) 0.5
3
a) 0.083
b)
b.1 Minimal 0.167
b.2 Moderate 0.33
b.3 Complex 0.5
c) 0.0167
d)
administered.
administered
d.1 Oral 0.0167
NURSING SERVICES
Receiving and endorsement of patients/ward.
Minimal
Moderate
Intensive/critical
Preparation of medication sheet/card
Page 424
conduct
FUNCTION
prepared
0.25
f)
procedures arranged
procedures arranged
0.083
4
6
documented/charted
a) minimal 0.033
b) moderate 0.083
9
0.05
10
checked
0.083
Arrangement for
and supplies
Page 425
conduct
FUNCTION
a) 0.083
b) 0.5
c) 1
d) 8
e) 16
f) 40
g) 0.5
h) 0.083
collated
0.5
17
a) 1
b) 8
18
checked/monitored
checked/monitored
0.083
19
0.25
24-hour census
Affiliation
Training
Semi annual
Annual
Consumption
transfusion
ward orientation
general orientation
requests/specimens
Page 426
conduct
FUNCTION
20
checked/received
checked/received
0.25
21
22
prepared
24
a) 0.0167
b) 0.083
c) ?
d) 0.083
26
0.5
27
0.083
28
recorded
taken and recorded
0.083
collected
supplies/medicines
charges/charge slip
Preparation
Sterilization
Issuance
sputum cup, etc.
Page 427
conduct
FUNCTION
a) 0.083
b) 0.0167
a) 0.083
b) 0.083
c) 0.167
d) 0.083
e) 0.083
CSR
a) Loading 0.083
b) Unloading 0.0167
made
0.167
3. Gauze
b) Cutting 0.083
c) Folding 3 sec.
d) Packing 0.083
a) Making 5 sec.
b) Packing 6 sec.
sorted
0.083
Bed-ridden patient
Ambulatory patient
Oral hygiene
Perineal care
Sponge bathing
Baby bathing
Cord care
Page 428
conduct
FUNCTION
a) Mixing 0.083
b) Issuance 0.083
a) 21% - 30% 0.5
b) 31% - 40% 0.75
c) 41% - 50% 1
d) 51% - 60% 1.25
e) 61% - 70% 1.5
f) 71% - 80% 1.75
2
prepared
prepared
0.167
3
0.167
4
monitored
0.083
6
administered
0.25
side
Page 429
conduct
FUNCTION
7
procedures assisted
procedures assisted
1
1 Triages 0.167
received/retrieved
0.083
0.083
6
0.05
performed
0.5
procedures
protective gear
Page 430
conduct
FUNCTION
9
tube
0.25
prepared
0.5
3
prepared
instrument prepared
0.083
4
mayo stand arranged
0.25
6 0.5
performed
0.167
counted
mayo stand
Page 431
conduct
FUNCTION
10
operation
during operation
1 pt. for
every hr. of
operation
given
0.0167
12
repositioned
repositioned
0.0167
labeled
0.083
15
Billing Section
the Billing Section
0.33
16
0.083
17
0.05
18
Approved scheduled
0.5
20
emergency patients
0.167
operation
Section
cases
patients
Page 432
conduct
FUNCTION
21
2
ICN OPES
1
practices monitored
practices monitored
0.33
2 0.5
3
developed
4
8
5
conducted
a.5
Surveillance
0.167
practices
ICC
use
Page 433
conduct
FUNCTION
a.14
Surveillance
0.5
a.15
Surveillance
0.167
a.16 Pertussis 0.33
a.18
Surveillance
0.33
b) 0.5
c) 0.33
6 0.33
7 0.5
8 8
concerns
DENTAL SERVICES
Page 434
conduct
FUNCTION
taken
0.166
conducted
0.166
a. 0.25
b. 0.083
c. 0.166
a. 0.5
b. 0.75
c. 1
a. 0.5
b. 1
a. 0.083
b. 0.25
a. 0.666
b. 1
a. 1
b. 0.5
Panoramic
Periapical
Developing
Mild
Moderate
Severe
Simple
Compound
Simple
Complicated
Minor
Complicated
Performs root canal
Initial
Dubsequent
Page 435
conduct
FUNCTION
12
a. 0.166
b. 0.5
c. 2
d. 1
e. 2.5

13
sterilized
sterilized
1
14 4 to 8
HCWP
a) prepared OP
16 Chairside instruction conducted Number of chairside instructions conducted 0.083
suturing
outreach programs
Awareness Program)
Conducts chairside instruction
Page 436
conduct
FUNCTION
17
prepared
procedures prepared
0.083
0.083
19
treatment recorded
0.083
20
21 0.083
22
answered
answered
0.083
CHEMISTRY SECTION
a. Automated
b. Manual
b.1 TP A/G 0.25
b.2. B1 B2 0.33
b.3.
0.033
b. ECC
b.1. Manual 0.067
3 Lipid Profile
Prepares reports
LABORATORY SERVICES
Page 437
conduct
FUNCTION
a. 0.033
c. HDL 0.5
4 Enzymatic
a. 0.033
5 Electrolytes
a. 0.033
b. Calcium 0.167
6 Others
a.1 Automated 0.033
a.2 Manual 0.167
b. HbA1C 0.117
Research
3
done
2
Training
Triglycerides
Page 438
conduct
FUNCTION
1
trained.
0.5
attended
Clerical
1
request.
screened.
0.16
2
countersigned
countersigned
0.16
3
released
0.16
4
prepared
6
materials prepared
materials submitted
0.5
7
CMT.
supplies prepared
0.25
8
logbook
10
submitted
work.
laboratory results
materials
Med. Tech.
to stocks logbook
Page 439
conduct
FUNCTION
11
condition
Others
dried
2
4
submitted
submitted
(2mins / request)
1
performed
a. Blood typing
i. 0.75
Page 440
conduct
FUNCTION
a. Interview 0.083
4
and released.
0.4
6
received/endorsed
0.25
0.25
given
0.33
HEMATOLOGY SECTION
1
supplies checked.
2
calibrated
5
in the section.
and released.
supplies.
examinations.
Page 441
conduct
FUNCTION
a) automated 0.05
b) manual 0.5
b. CBC manual
b.2. Hemoglobin
b.3. WBC 0.05
b.4. RBC 0.083
d. CT
e. BT 0.083
f. CRT 0.033
g. ESR 0.033
i. APTT
j. PT
released
2mins/request 0.033
Page 442
conduct
FUNCTION
1
0.167
a. Small 0.083
b. Medium 0.167
c. Large 0.25
processed
0.25
a. Inoculation 0.05
of results.
Page 443
conduct
FUNCTION
3
performed
isolates performed
0.25
needed
and reagents done
1
reagents prepared.
2
maintained
0.25
3
checked & charged.
0.02
4
b.
changed
beddings changed
3
reagents needed.
antigen production
animal beddings
Page 444
conduct
FUNCTION
6
e.2 EIA 0.033
f.1 RPR 0.133
f.2 EIA 0.167
f.3 TPHA 0.033
f.4 VDRL 1
a.2.2 Injection 0.5
immunized mice
1.5
a.3
maintenance
like:
Tumor Markers, ANA
Page 445
conduct
FUNCTION
a.4
procedures
6
a.6
1
b.1
mouse
80
b.3
6
BCA technique
1.5
c.
2
2
2
a.
b.
c.
d.
d.2 Lyophilization
c.1 Snail crushing
worms and eggs
Protein assay
and SWAP)
Page 446
conduct
FUNCTION
e.
f.
CLINICAL MICROSCOPY
1
supplies prepared
2
labelled & examined
3
labelled & examined
4
issued
issued
2.8
5 Rt. Urinalysis
a. Automated 0.033
b. Manual 0.167
6 Fecalysis
7 Others
c. 0.033
d. 0.167
CYTOLOGY
Immunoblots)
banking
examinations
Bence Jones Protein
Page 447
conduct
FUNCTION
2
and screened
2
labeled/recorded
0.083
stained/mounted
0.05
6
completed reports
filed (30 smears)
2
done
0.25
done
0.033
structures.
the section
Page 448
conduct
FUNCTION
3 Lipid Profile
4 Enzymatic
5 Electrolytes
done
0.25
Page 449
conduct
FUNCTION
6 Others
done
0.25
done
0.33
1 TEM Processing
d.
reagents prepared
34.58
2 Negative Staining
samples done
5.25
thin sections
reagent preparation
Page 450
conduct
FUNCTION
3 SEM Processing
samples done
9.25
4 Photography
done
4
done
d.1 1 x 8 meter 5
d.2 4 x 8 meter 12
d.3 1 x 14 meter 36
d.4 3 x 5 meter 12
Brochures
Page 451
conduct
FUNCTION
VIROLOGY
a.1
Kidney Cells)
prepared
0.5
a.2
Cells)
prepared
0.5
prepared
0.5
a.4 C6/36
prepared
0.5
0.33
0.33
b.3
(VTR)
0.5
0.33
0.08
procedure
Page 452
conduct
FUNCTION
d.
3 Enterovirus/Polio
Test)
Page 453
conduct
FUNCTION
4 Influenza
isolated
0.33
hemagglutination
hemagglutination
1
b.3
Test
1.216
Page 454
conduct
FUNCTION
hemadsorption
0.0833
0.33
Page 455
conduct
FUNCTION
Extracted
5.667
a.3 Vacuum Drying
Page 456
conduct
FUNCTION
performed
performed
2
0.167
e.2 Borate Saline
0.167
0.167
0.167
0.167
0.167
0.167
0.167
0.167
0.167
Page 457
conduct
FUNCTION
dye and read
1
a.1
preparation
1
a.3 Main testing 1
Page 458
conduct
FUNCTION
e. HBsaAg Testing
Hepanostika
3
specimens
1.43
f. HCV Testing
g. Syphilis Testing
h. HIV Testing
h.1
Agglutination
Page 459
conduct
FUNCTION
performed
b.1
specimens tested
b.2
of testing
b.3
b.4
regular reports
8 Other Functions
a.
done
documentation done
0.25
b. Data management
b.1
2.1
b.2
2.4
documentation
Page 460
conduct
FUNCTION
specimens tested
results of testing
preparing results
of results
hospitals/Blood
b.2.7
1
b.3
and storage
labeled microvials
and storage
8.1
c.
performed
0.45
and office supplies
Page 461
conduct
FUNCTION
i.
0.167
k.
centers collected
centers collected
2
l.
and recorded
0.5
recorded
0.25
prepared
0.25
a. 0.250
b. 3.000
c. 2.000
identification
regions
and refrigerators
from health centers
nitrogen
laboratory use
wares
Page 462
conduct
FUNCTION
e.1 Tips 1.000
e.2 Cryovials 1.000
f.1 Gauze
f.2 Thioglycollate
patients filled
0.083
2
prepared
prepared
b) 3 or more 0.167
3
received
stocks received
b) IV fluids
b.1 1000 or less 1
b.2 up to 2000 2
b.3 up to 3000 3
counseled
0.083
PHARMACY
Fills prescription
Page 463
conduct
FUNCTION
7
replenished
replenished
0.083
8
compounded
compounded
1
11
warehouse
warehouse
4
a) Bin card 0.03
15
replenished/issued
0.083
16
recorded
and recorded
0.0167
Records issued YPF
drugs/medicine
Page 464
conduct
FUNCTION
18
supplies prepared
supplies prepared
0.083
19
prepared
0.083
20
prepared/arranged
0.5
21
a)
d report
item
40
b)
d report
item
1
Consolidated daily
item
8
d) Donated stocks
d report
item
1
e) Dangerous drugs
item
0.5
Consolidated daily
item
0.5
i) P100 0.5
22
fund prepared
cash fund prepared
0.5
other supplies
drugs/medicine
Cash fund/credit
Prepares disbursement vouchers of petty cash fund
Page 465
conduct
FUNCTION
23
conducted
interns conducted
3
27
user
28
0.5
received/reviewed
0.083
2
PT/OT determined
0.167
0.33
3
scheduled
0.083
Plan (PPMP)
procurement
for BFAD analysis
PT/OT
Page 466
conduct
FUNCTION
evaluated
a) 1
b) 0.5
7
a) 0.083
b) 0.167
c) 0.083
d) 0.167
e) 0.083
f)
f.1 Endomed 0.133
g)
g.1 Intermittent
g.1.2 Lumbar 0.083
g.2 Static
g.2.2 Lumbar 0.083
i) Ergometer 0.083
k) Treadmill 0.083
prescription/order
Hot moist pack
Paraffin wax
Infrared radiation
Ultrasound
Shortwave diathermy
Traction
Page 467
conduct
FUNCTION
o) Tilt table 0.33
p) Laser 0.033
q) Exercises
q.4
Mat
0.25
10
given
precautions given
0.083
11
and recorded
0.033
12
13
0.167
1 Adult
a) Exercises
a.5 HMP
Page 468
conduct
FUNCTION
a.7
Simulator
a.8 Infrared lamp
a.13 Parallel bars
a.14 Endomed
a.15
Unit
a.16
machine
a.17 Cryotherapy
a.18 Finger ladder
a.19 Staircase
a.20 Shoulder wheel
a.22 Gym equipment
a.24 Quad bench
a.25 Stall bars
a.27 Tilt table
a.28 Restorator
a.29 UVR
a.30 Laser therapy
a.32 Hubbard tank
d) Splinting
d.1.1 Simple 0.283
d.1.2 Complex 0.417
d.2.1 Simple 0.25
d.2.2 Complex 0.5
2 Pediatric
Page 469
conduct
FUNCTION
a) Exercises
a.1
techniques
0.25
a.4 Mat 0.417
d) Splinting
received
0.05
patient
0.117
4
a) Manual 1
b) Automatic 0.033
c) Digital 0.025
a) Manual 0.5
b) Automatic 2
Page 470
conduct
FUNCTION
prepared
a) Powder 0.5
b) Liquid 0.25
8
1
positioned
a) Ambulatory 0.083
10 Procedure
conducted
conducted
1
13
480
mins/shift
14
and submitted
and submitted
0.5
15
2
imaging
report
Page 471
conduct
FUNCTION
16
prepared
prepared
0.25
17
0.083
18
supplies conducted
1
19
interns conducted
1
20
0.5
21
prepared/submitted
prepared/submitted
0.5
a. 0.75
b. 0.5
e. 0.167
f. Scrotal
interns
scanning
Page 472
conduct
FUNCTION
g. Pelvic
i.1 DVT 0.5
1 Menu Planning
2
accepted
a. Sorting 0.5
b. Washing 0.167
5 Food Production
a.
given
0.167
Dietary Department
(MO)
preparation/cooking
Page 473
conduct
FUNCTION
c.1 rice 0.33
c.2 viand 0.75
c.4 soup 0.5
c.5 dessert
a. Food tray 0.033
d. Sink 0.083
Page 474
conduct
FUNCTION
conducted
0.25
prepared
0.5
1
a)
counselled
counselled
0.33
Procures foodstuff
concerns
Page 475
conduct
FUNCTION
b)
requirements
requirements
0.083
conducted
0.167
0.33
3
a) patient 0.083
Registry
0.033
recorded
0.083
7
prepared
1
c)
filled up
forms filled up
0.033
a) Simple
b) Complicated
(MSS) Registry
in the hospital
form
Page 476
conduct
FUNCTION
9
conducted
conducted
2
a) Home 3
b) Agency 2
conducted
c) 0.33
f) 2
PCSO, etc.
Page 477
interruption
basement
etc.
COMMON FUNCTIONS
Page 478
transformer, etc.
condition
hours
Page 479

Training lasts for:
1 - 2 days
3 to 5 days
More than 5 days
Like PowerPoint
Per kit

conventions, etc.
Page 480
of office
Per copy
Page 481
Per weighing
validated by the DC
received for action
Page 482
bureaus
presentation to DBM
hospitals
Per document
Page 483
Per document
Per document
Per document
EXECOM approval
Thirty Minutes
Per report
Per report
Per report
Per report
Page 484
Per document
Per document
Per document
DBM
Page 485
Page 486
Account)
Accountant
Page 487
submitted to COA
Per document
Per document
Per document
Per document
Per batch
Page 488
Per batch
Per document
Per document
Per batch
Per document
Per document
Per document
Per voucher
Page 489
Per document
Per report
Per receipt
Page 490
implemented
Per guesting
Per infomercial
Programs
Page 491
& workshops
regulations
Page 492
Per partner
be filled
Per batch/test
Per batch/test
Per applicant
Per applicant
Page 493
Page 494
Per employee record
official
in appointments
movements
official
Page 495
Per office
PhilHealth
Services
officials concerned
Source/reference
Page 496
preparation
employees
Approved authority
agencies
Approved membership
Page 497
representative
directives/issuance
Page 498
the Hearing Officer
the Hearing Officer
Secretary
Page 499
Per item
Per delivery

Page 500
Per RIS/item
Per RIS/item
Per RIS/item

members
Page 501
Per unit/office
Per page
Page 502
contractor
Page 503
Page 504
Per P.O. / supplier
Page 505

recommendation
Per item
Per item
Per page/individual
Page 506
Per page
Per item
Per item
Per meeting
Per person
Page 507
Secretariat
Page 508

report.

Page 509
Per license issued
Capitalization
Page 510
Per facility
Page 511
Page 512
and surcharge
Page 513
Per application
Per application
LTO issued
Per report
etc.
Per agency/company
Page 514
Per company/agency
8 days
Page 515
Page 516
Per application
Per product
Low risk
High risk
Page 517
local market
Per document
For accreditation
HHHR
Page 518
Page 519
Page 520
Manual method
Page 521
Per CHD
Director
Director
Director
Per employee
of Office
Page 522
government vehicles
per vehicle
Page 523
application
application
Page 524
Approved by the SOH
Approved by the SOH
CENTRAL OFFICE
Page 525
SOH

approval from OSEC


Page 526
Approved by the SOH

Per session/batch
Page 527

Page 528
Page 529
concerned offices
concerned offices
Page 530
Per IHR and PHEIC
the airport
Page 531
Per household
when needed
of entry
Page 532
on board vessel
For Vector control
Page 533
examination
mobile trip
Per vessel
Per vessel
Per vessel
Page 534
Per vessel
Page 535
Page 536
water contamination
Page 537
of duty
Page 538
phone calls

per CHD
criteria
Page 539
with attachments
Page 540

meeting
Page 541
meeting

4 hours per meeting
revision

Page 542
Per office
Per CHD
Per hospital
Per hospital
Per agency
officials, etc.
Page 543
Deliberation
copies)
Page 544
budget hearings.
Per participant
Page 545
Page 546
design:
process

design:
architecture)
Page 547


per module
Page 548

and others)


- Conduct meetings.
Page 549

~ Repair AVR / UPS
Page 550

of connectivity

of email settings.
Per request

Per ICT equipment
current technology
Page 551
exceeds 3GB.
file
dispatch
Page 552
Central
E-mail accepted
Fax received

to client
to client
Philippines

follow-up request
information
information
Page 553
and upload
upload

fax
Updated pages
Page 554
Troubleshoot
Troubleshoot
Troubleshoot
Web page updated
Websites developed
CMS installed
Settings configured
Templated modified
Data collected
Images created
Pages created
approval
engagement.
Page 555
concerned.
conducted
accountability
recommendations
audit report
Page 556
Report
Page 557
Page 558
chief hospital

Page 559
Per page
Per page
Per page
data
Per disease
Per graph
and printing
reproduction
Page 560
and distribution
Done monthly
Per patient
Per disease
outcomes.
Page 561
evaluation.
outcomes.
in recfile form
Page 562
surveillance.
Chief of Division.
program.
consolidated.
Page 563
Per lecture
Per workshop
Page 564
Per workshop
getting responses
Per conference
Page 565
offices
the presentation
Page 566
them to the media
Per fellow
project)
Agenda set
Page 567
Notice of meetings
Page 568
Program Manager
Warehouseman
Division Chief
Page 569
making
system
system
system
system
Page 570
Non-psychiatric
Patient is alone
Per patient
HOSPITAL FUNCTIONS
MEDICAL SERVICES
Page 571
Per request
Per result
MRI, CT scan
Per prescription
Per patient
physician's order
of the patient
Page 572
Includes NSD, D&C
follow-up, etc.
Page 573
Burn or wound cases
Page 574
30 minutes
Per prescription
Per patient
physician's order
site, etc.
Page 575
Per film
Per film
Per region
Per region
Page 576
Per result
Page 577
Per procedure
drugs
the chemotherapy
site, etc.
Page 578
Per patient
Per applicant
Page 579
Per examinee
assessment

hour of judging
see common function
see common function
Page 580
Per staff
see common function
see common function
Per patient
Dependent
Critically ill patients
Per sheet/card
NURSING SERVICES
Page 581
flow
such activities
Per patient
patient
belongings
Per chart
Page 582
Per schedule
Per staff
Per staff
Per ward
see common function
see common function
Per division
Daily, per unit
Per day of training
Page 583
Per item
Per pack
Per bed
Per item
Page 584
Per pack
Per pack
Per roll
Per roll
Per piece
Per pack
Per piece
Per pack
Per ward/area
Per ward/area
Page 585
Per gallon
Per area
hanging
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per device
Per equipment
Per patient
Page 586
Per staff/visitor
vital signs taking
Per patient
Per chart
partum care
Page 587
Includes burping
checklist form
Per patient
Page 588
positioning, etc.
Per staff
Page 589
Per ward
Per ward
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Page 590
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per department
DENTAL SERVICES
Page 591
per cavity
per cavity
per tooth
procedure
per canal
Page 592
per procedure
see common
see common
see common
see common
see common
see common
see common
see common
Page 593
per patient
per patient
see common
see common
per test
per test; automated
per test
per test
LABORATORY SERVICES
Page 594
per test; automated
per test; manual
per test; manual
per test; automated
per test; manual
per test; manual
per test; automated
per test; manual
per test
per test
per test
per test
see sommon
leaders
see sommon
Page 595
see sommon
deliveries accepted
filed
department
Page 596
filed
error.
per component
Page 597
per donor
per donor
troubleshoot.
Page 598
per slide
releasing
Page 599
specimen submitted
Page 600
ARSP monthly
properly
for verification
examinations.
duty.
Page 601
3 days incubation
Page 602
Page 603
are processed
reception area
per test
per test
per test
per test
Page 604
per smear
per smear
Done as needed
Page 605
Page 606
Page 607
requisitioner
requisitoner
Page 608
Page 609
Page 610
acidic pH.
Page 611
Page 612
inhibition.
Page 613
hemagglutinin.
virus inoculation.
Page 614
specimen.
isothiocyanate).
the test.
Page 615
serum and plasma.
kit)
Page 616
gene-
Page 617
Page 618
Australia
for reuse.
Page 619
per patient
PHARMACY
Page 620
per item
per item
per unit/ward
per patient
per item
per item
per MD
per issuance/unit
Page 621
per PR
per company
Page 622
per batch
PES
includes recording
Page 623
per patient
area
per area
per site
per area
per area
per area
per area
Page 624
per patient
logbook registry
per patient
common function
Page 625
per patient
Page 626
of data
per patient
per film
Page 627
per solution
per solution
label
per patient
per patient
c/o Mr. Dexter
per intern
per lecture
see common function
see common function
see common function
Page 628
see common function
see common function
done monthly
per batch
per intern
c/o Mr. Dexter
Page 629
per extremity
per extremity
per item
per item
per item
Dietary Department
Page 630
per container
per batch cooking
per batch cooking
per menu
per ward
per diet list
per tag/card
per tray
per ward
per patient
per ward
per tray
per piece
per item
per sink
per tray
Page 631
per patient
per patient
per patient
common function
per item
per voucher
per head
per patient
Page 632
unaccompanied
per patient
per patient
per patient
Page 633
per patient
per call/notice
Page 634
conduct
office.
Corresponds
to the
number of
hours (or
fraction of an
hour) needed
to produce
the output
undertake
1.1
1.1.1
and/or cleaning of:
a.
ups)
Water booster pumps
0.50
inspection basis
0.50
1.1.2
fixtures
a. Minor Repair
Circuit breaker
replaced
0.50
FUNCTION
COMMON FUNCTIONS
Page 635
conduct
FUNCTION
b. Major Repair
1.1.4
equipment
1.1.5
pump
cleaned
2
1.1.6
INFRA
Breakers
semester
8
level
1.1.9
Page 636
conduct
FUNCTION
2.1
2.2
a. simple 8
b. medium 16
c. complex 24
2.3.1
participants
confirmed
1
2.3.3
materials
2.4
ASSESSMENT
PROGRAM
ASSESSMENT (TDNA)
Page 637
conduct
FUNCTION
2.5
engineer conducted
received/recorded
0.25
recorded/released
0.25
3.3
directives prepared
a. SIMPLE 0.5
b. MEDIUM 1
c. COMPLEX 4
RECORDS
RECORDS
PREPARATION OF
DIRECTIVES
DISPOSAL
ENGINEER
Page 638
conduct
FUNCTION
disposal
24
3.1
tracking system
received
4.4.
conducted
24
THE DIRECTOR
PHILIPPINES
WORKSHOP/WRITESHOP
Page 639
conduct
FUNCTION
6.1 BUDGET
6.1.1
CHDs and Hospitals
evaluated
6.1.2
Proposal
6.1.3
in E-Budget
24
6.1.4
procedures
24
6.1.5
encoded
0.25
POINTS
Page 640
conduct
FUNCTION
6.1.6
processed
a. EASY 0.25
b. SIMPLE 0.25
c. MEDIUM 1
d. DIFFICULT 8
6.1.7
Request
signed
a. EASY 0.25
b. SIMPLE 0.25
c. MEDIUM 0.5
d. DIFFICULT 1
6.1.8
(SAOB)
6.1.9
reports:
Obligation-PS
Olbigation-MOOE
Obligation-CO
Obligation-FE
Page 641
conduct
FUNCTION
6.1.11
6.1.13
prepared
0.25
6.1.14
Matrix
6.2 ACCOUNTING
6.2.2
processed
a. Easy
0.5
b. Medium
1
c. Difficult
documents
4
Page 642
conduct
FUNCTION
d. Complex
documents
6
6.2.3
register
with NCA control
0.166
6.2.4
cards
0.166
6.2.5
payment
0.333
6.2.6
originating office
documents
6.2.7
Voucher (JEV)
Page 643
conduct
FUNCTION
6.2.9
statement
prepared
prepared
24
6.2.10
of submission
120
6.2.11
signed
and signed
0.5
6.2.12
statements
Statements
and signed
0.167
6.2.13
6.2.14
reports:
Donor Agencies
applications
8
f. SAOB
of Cash allocations
Page 644
conduct
FUNCTION
a. 2306
b. 2307
6.2.16
6.2.17
reports
prepared
2
6.3 CASHIERING
6.3.1
for payment.
6.3.2
sources;
funding source
a. General Fund
b. Trusts Fund
6.3.4
accounts
6.3.5
for NCA
Page 645
conduct
FUNCTION
6.3.6
6.3.7
Issued (RCI)
a. General Fund
b. Trusts Fund
6.3.8
checks
countersigned
0.5
6.3.10
to Accounting.
6.3.11
prepared
6.3.12
6.3.13
reconciled
0.25
6.3.14
vouchers prepared
0.5
Page 646
conduct
FUNCTION
6.3.15
prepared
reports prepared
0.25
6.3.16
reports
6.3.17
6.3.19
Receipts Book
Receipts Book
6.3.20
prepared
deposits prepared
0.166
7.1.1
DOH programs
7.1.3
of IEC materials
produced
and produced
24
7.1.4
activities
COMMUNICATION PLAN
Page 647
conduct
FUNCTION
implemented
2
7.2.3
infomercials
arranged/aired
3
7.2.4
monitored/recorded
monitored/recorded
1
produced
and produced:
7.3.1
materials
produced
80
7.2 MEDIA PLANNING
AND PRODUCTION
Page 648
conduct
FUNCTION
24
evaluated/approved
24
prepared
24
8.3
8.3.1
partners
8.3.2
meeting
prepared
0.25
PROGRAM
HEALTH PROGRAMS
OTHER STAKEHOLDERS
PRIVATE COMPANIES
Page 649
conduct
FUNCTION
up
0.5
9.1
9.1.1
positions
published
1
9.1.2
applicants for
(Documents review)
conducted
conducted
0.5
9.1.4
exams/Testing
conducted
d.1 General Exam 4
d.3 Checking
d.3.3 General 0.25
d.3.4 Technical 0.5
SALES CONFERENCE
Page 650
conduct
FUNCTION
9.1.7
prepared
Meeting Prepared
2
9.1.9
9.2
9.2.1
contracts
Contracts processed
2
9.2.2
9.2.3
Advice (ARA)
9.2.4
employment
9.2.5
the PIS
encoded in the PIS
1
Page 651
conduct
FUNCTION
9.3
9.3.1
adjustment
9.3.2
(NOSA/NOSI)
prepared
9.3.3
employees for step
0.08
9.4.1
Updated Alpha list
Posted summary list
9.4.2
per office/division
9.4.3
birth
9.5.1
Attendance
9.5.3
balance
employee
0.17
9.5.4
to the payroll unit
8
ADJUSTMENT
Page 652
conduct
FUNCTION
updated
0.25
c.
Medical Exam
d.
e.
of PERs
g.
submission
h.
SALs
9.6.1
9.6.2
9.6.3
prepared
Page 653
conduct
FUNCTION
9.7 RETIREMENT
9.7.1
retirement
9.7.3
practice
9.7.4
infractions
9.8 COMPENSATION
applications
0.5
9.9.1
a. Encoding 0.5
b. Updating 0.17
9.9.2
(promotion)
Page 654
conduct
FUNCTION
9.9.3
employee)
9.9.4
issued
0.08
10.1
conducted
1
10.5
for IDCP provided
8
11. LEGAL SERVICE
11.1
FOR IDCP
MANAGERIAL POSITION
Page 655
conduct
FUNCTION
11.1.3
investigation
conducted
40
11.1.4
Issuance of Formal
issued
suspension issued
6
a.
Hearing
b.
of evidence
evidence prepared
prepared
10
11.1.6
Stenographic Notes
prepared
11.3
2
11.4
Health acted upon
2
SECRETARY
DONATION
Page 656
conduct
FUNCTION
11.5
11.5.1
TRO, PI
11.6
12. LOGISTICS
12.1 WAREHOUSING
a.
delivered
received/inspected
0.5
12.1.2
deliveries
accepted
0.25
a.
Committee
Page 657
conduct
FUNCTION
12.1.3
booking
booking
0.083
d.
and Issuances
prepared
prepared
0.25
b.
c.
recipients
b.
inventory
TEAM
DEVELOPMENT OF TOR
Page 658
conduct
FUNCTION

13.7.1 Simple 1
13.7.2 Moderate 2
13.7.3 Difficult 3
14.1
0.5
SYSTEM
REVIEW OF TOR
SYSTEM
SYSTEM
IDENTIFICATION OF
OUTSOURCING
DRAFTING OF TOR
CONTRACTOR
CONDUCT OF
CONTRACTORS
Page 659
conduct
FUNCTION
14.6
recommended
recommended
1
1
15. PLANNING
15.2
prepared
WFP prepared
8
15.3
prepared
OP prepared
12
PERFORMANCE
(OP)
CONTRACTOR
MONITORING OF
HIRED CONTRACTOR
Page 660
conduct
FUNCTION
conducted
16
17.1
conducted
conducted
4
17.2
prepared
REVISION OF DRAFT
EVALUATION
MATERIALS
Page 661
conduct
FUNCTION
18.1.1
18.1.2
concurrence
18.1.4
18.1.5
4
19.1 0.25
19.2
19.2.2 Contract 0.5
19.3 0.125
19.4 0.5
20.1
ORDER/CONTRACT
CONDUCT OF RESEARCH
Page 662
conduct
FUNCTION
20.1.3
prepared
prepared
120
20.1.4
20.2
20.2.1
methodology
prepared
4
20.2.3
reports
20.3
20.3.3
for publication
prepared
prepared
4
20.3.4
PME report
submitted
6
21.1
21.1.2
Equipment (RPCPPE)
21.1.3
Equipment (ARE)
EVALUATION (PME)
AND ANALYSIS
Page 663
conduct
FUNCTION
21.1.4
equipment
21.3
4
encoded
0.083
22.1.1
Meetings
22.1.2
meeting
prepared/sent
0.25
22.1.3
meeting
22.1.4
minutes
22.2.1
procurement.
0.50
ACCOUNTABILITY
APPRAISAL OF
PURPOSES
ACCOUNTS
Page 664
conduct
FUNCTION
22.2.3
to Bidders
documented
documented
4
c.
Procurement
documented
4
documented
documented
4
22.2.5
meeting/conferences
22.3 COBAC
22.3.1
and hospitals.
monitored
16
22.3.2
Plan (APP).
against APP
1
22.3.3
COBAC.
procurement.
0.50
- funded projects)
Page 665
conduct
FUNCTION
documents
conducted
22.3.4
docutments:

to suppliers.
22.3.5
central office
BFAD 23. REGULATION
Page 666
conduct
FUNCTION
issued
0.8
issued
hospital issued
0.8

conducted
23.5.1 Simple 40
23.5.2 Medium 120
23.5.3 Complex 160
committee prepared
committee prepared
1
CERTIFICATE
COLLECTION
FACILITY
INVESTIGATION
CERTIFICATE
COMMITTEE
Page 667
conduct
FUNCTION
prepared
1
issued
facility issued
1
OF OFW REPORT
REPORT
A HEALTH FACILITY
Page 668
conduct
FUNCTION
c. Area visits
(CDO) conducted
consensus building
consolidated
consolidated
1
conducted
1
(if applicable)
recommendation
0.5
Page 669
conduct
FUNCTION
23.14.1
23.14.3
23.14.4
preparation
prepared
BOQ
BHDT 23.15.1
1
23.15.4
documents
encoded
0.167
Page 670
conduct
FUNCTION
23.15.6
documents
b. Substantive 8
23.15.7
encoded
0.167
23.15.8
from the regions
23.15.9
document
prepared
0.5
3.5
23.16 INSPECTION
Pre-inspection
23.16.1
inspection
reviewed
a. Manufacturer 4
b.
exporter
1.5
23.16.2
prepared
prepared
4
23.16.3
itinerary
Actual inspection
Page 671
conduct
FUNCTION
a. Opening
a.1 Manufacturer
a.1.1 small 8
a.1.2 medium 18
a.1.3 large 30
a.2 Trader 4
a.3 Retailer 1.5
Exporter
2
6
b. Renewal
b.1 Manufacturer
b.1.1 Small 18
b.1.2 Medium 30
b.1.3 Large 48
b.2 Trader 6
b.3 Retailer 2.5
Exporter
3
c.
inspected
c.1 Level 1 4
c.2 Level 2 8
Page 672
conduct
FUNCTION
c.3 Level 3 16
c.4 Level 4 24
d.
facilities
inspected
d.4 Specialized 24
e.
inspection
conducted
e.1 Level 1 1
e.2 Level 2 1.5
e.3 Level 3 and 4 2
Post inspection
23.16.5
inspection report
submitted
submitted
a. Manufacturer
a.1 Small 8
a.2 Medium 16
a.3 Large 32
b. Trader 4
c. Retailer 1
23.16.6
its database
Page 673
conduct
FUNCTION
23.16.9
23.17 REGISTRATION
completeness
1
23.17.2
decked/scheduled
decked/scheduled
0.167
23.17.3
application
processed
a. Drug
b. Food
b.1 Category 1 1
b.2 Category 2 3
c. Cosmetics
Page 674
conduct
FUNCTION
c.2 HHS (Household
4
d. Medical Devices
d.1 Class 1 2
d.2 Class 2 4
d.3 Class 3 12
d.4 Class 4 24
h. Donation 1
prepared
1
23.17.5
Inspection of
facility
inspected
40
23.18.1
samples
23.18.3
request and samples
recorded
and recorded
0.083
Page 675
conduct
FUNCTION
23.18.4
concerned section
concerned section
concerned section
0.25
a. Physico-Chemical
Chromatography
4
Spectroscopy
3
spectro, etc.)
1
variation), etc.
0.5
tests
2
a.6 Assay
AAS, ELISA
3
a.6.2 UV Spectro 2
a.6.3 GC 4
b. Microbiological
Page 676
conduct
FUNCTION
4
b.2 Salmonella 5
b.4 E-coli 7.4
Poisoning Test
6
Test
24
c. Toxicological
c.1 Contaminants 4
d.
Medical Devices)
4
e. Biological Tests
Poisoning Test
6
Page 677
conduct
FUNCTION
Endotoxin Test
24
23.18.8
conformance
23.18.12
report
23.18.13
laboratories
23.18.14
animals
a. Mouse 4
b. Rabbit 4
Page 678
conduct
FUNCTION
23.18.15
CHDs
conducted
40
b. Office 8
b. Office 8
b. Office 4
PERFORMANCE
Page 679
conduct
FUNCTION
prepared

a. easy 8
b. moderate 16
c. difficult 24
26.1
26.1.2
oil/greasing
changed
2
26.2
26.3
26.3.1
defects
diagnosed
diagnosed
2
26.3.2
spare parts
purchased
4
26.4
GOVERNMENT VEHICLES
SERVICE VEHICLE
VEHICLES
Page 680
conduct
FUNCTION
26.4.1
insurance
26.4.2
testing
26.4.3
registration
prepared
4
27.1
27.1.1
utility expenses
27.1.2
27.2.2
documents
MERALCO, ETC.
OF TRIPS
Page 681
conduct
FUNCTION
27.2.4
vouchers
prepared
vouchers prepared
2
MEDIA RELATIONS
Proponents met 2
CENTRAL OFFICE
b. Data gathering
Page 682
conduct
FUNCTION
arranged/conducted
2
authorized
0.5
updated
and updated
1
disseminated
4
Press statements
2
statement
news directors
6. Media monitoring
releases
Page 683
conduct
FUNCTION
2
guest monitored
> radio 0.25
> TV 0.5
1:1
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
counseled
counseled
0.5


submitted
4
WEB-PAIS
0.5
conducted
1
health news
officials
field visits
fund
Page 684
conduct
FUNCTION
reviewed
0.5
40
updated
8
Document requests
and assessed
0.5
concurred/approved
1
prepared
approved
1
updated
updated
4
4. Others
Organizations)
WHO/embassises
trade in health
visitors
Page 685
conduct
FUNCTION
1
participated
8
prepared
activities
proposals to NEDA
FAPs BS
project
Page 686
conduct
FUNCTION
endorsed
0.5
revised/complied
revised/complied
4
reviewed
3
submitted
1
prepared
2
prepared
prepared
40
signature of ASEC
institutions
application
Finance Service
per project
Page 687
conduct
FUNCTION
reviewed
4
funds prepared
4
1
1

passengers
0.05
b.
done
done
2
d.
conducted
buildings conducted
3
of grant/loan funds
Page 688
conduct
FUNCTION
e.
conducted
conducted
0.15
agencies.
protocol
24
screened
screened
0.5
inspected
6
issued
0.11
screened
screened
0.6
concerns.
catering points
HACCP standards
travelers
stewards, etc.
Page 689
conduct
FUNCTION
examined
0.75
issued
0.25
Monitoring
Page 690
conduct
FUNCTION
a.
screened
0.3
submitted
and deficiencies
passengers
mobile trip
be visited)
Page 691
conduct
FUNCTION
o.
management
to management
0.5
a.
a.1
officers
a.2
Certificate
a.3
on-board
conducted
1
a.4
a.5
area
Vessels
voyage
Page 692
conduct
FUNCTION
a.6
a.8
a.10
laboratory analysis
0.125
b. 20
b.1
b.2
conducted
1
b.4
management
b.6
area
b.7
collected
0.125
b.9
Page 693
conduct
FUNCTION
b.11
submitted
0.125
c. 10
c.1
the hydrants
c.2
area
conducted
c.4
1
reviewd
flash reports
Page 694
conduct
FUNCTION
calculated bidders
Evaluation Reports
DBM
done
done
0.125
resources for HEARS
provided/mobilized
provided/mobilized
Disaster
Disaster formulated
48
1
reviewed/approved
1
Disaster
Page 695
conduct
FUNCTION
2
conducted
4
evaluated
evaluated
Warehouse for DTTB
procurement
fellowships
concerned office
design/proposal
WHO
batch
Page 696
conduct
FUNCTION
40
40
consolidated
229.5
prepared
0.5
format
Annexes
Schedule
Annexes
Memorandum
cluster:
Page 697
conduct
FUNCTION
Health
4
b.3 Regulation 4
b.4 Financing 4
b.5 Governance 4
conducted
conducted
4
investments
43
mail
2
4
investments
of F1 investments
(MTPDP)
mail
Page 698
conduct
FUNCTION

mail
2

(MTPIP)
mail
attached agencies
offices
documentation
respective offices
office:
Page 699
conduct
FUNCTION
1/hosp.
reviewed
12
1/DRC
reviewed
10
2
consolidated
0.5
consolidated
1
consolidated
1
consolidated
1
e.1 If GOP-funded:
meetings
respective offices
concerned
Page 700
conduct
FUNCTION
donor organization
issued
2
Report
40
Page 701
conduct
FUNCTION
budget hearings
24
Complex 20
of participants
confirmed
1
materials
advisory
Page 702
conduct
FUNCTION
workshop report
8
monitored
8
sector gathered
16
technical papers
System
subject/funded
offices
Sector Reforms
Page 703
conduct
FUNCTION
facilities extended
2
Project Management

developed
24

subsystems
164
subsystems)
328

subsystems
120
subsystems)
240

facilities
Page 704
conduct
FUNCTION
developed
subsystems
272
subsystems)
448

subsystems
160
subsystems)
400
conducted
4
subsystems
24

subsystems)
80
Page 705
conduct
FUNCTION
* Simple 4
* Moderate 16
* Complex 40
module)
System Monitoring
a. Simple 1
b. Complicated
> workstation 5
> server 24
prepared
Number of system
b.
155
Page 706
conduct
FUNCTION
c.
reports
310
a. Simple 2

b. Moderate 8
c. Complex 16
Page 707
conduct
FUNCTION

Network Management

inspected

a. Simple 2
b. Moderate 8
c. Complex 16
equipment

reviewed/approved
0.5
updated
0.75
updated
1
procured
0.5

Page 708
conduct
FUNCTION
0.05
(per page)
attended/resolved
Complex 1
Moderate 0.5
Simple 0.1
0.5
dispatched
0.5
form prepared
0.4
dispatched
(DTOMIS)
Page 709
conduct
FUNCTION
Messengerial 8
Fax 0.25

Data Build Up
optimized
optimized
0.25
3
1
up
1
Page 710
conduct
FUNCTION
0.5
database
prepared/processed
prepared/processed
0.10
database encoded
database encoded
0.05

1
D. Library Services
information
requests
borrowed
recall borrowed
0.17
Web Management

online databases
materials
Intranet
Page 711
conduct
FUNCTION
Maintenance
installed
installed
1
modules/extensions
20
portal contributors
INTERNAL AUDIT (IA)
scheduled
and scheduled
5
2. Conduct of audit
System installation
portal contributors
Page 712
conduct
FUNCTION
reviewd/examined
reviewd/examined
15
examined
and examined
10
prepared
5
conducted
40
reports
summary
a. Draft report
Page 713
conduct
FUNCTION
Process)
240

a. Site Development
b. Edit report
c.Finalize report
d. Reproduce report
technical observer
facilities project
Page 714
conduct
FUNCTION
plan
development
plan
Committee conducted
4
users conducted
E) Plans
Plans
24
finalized
schedule finalized
24
Page 715
conduct
FUNCTION
conducted
4
inspected
inspected
3
samples evaluated
16
turn over
the following:
d. General services
Page 716
conduct
FUNCTION
municipalities
municipalities
a.1 Simple 0.083
a.2 Difficult 0.25
NSO data prepared
40
printed
rates and ratios
prepared
prepared
0.5
NSO data
Page 717
conduct
FUNCTION
prepared
40
prepared
8
country report
Six months,
Periodic
Survey,
every 3 years
Philippines;
country report
Six months,
Periodic
Survey,
every 3 years
Page 718
conduct
FUNCTION
country report
one year
periodic
survery,
every 3-5
years
Alcohol, etc.)
projects
year round
actions.
year round
information.
as required
8 points
programs
system).
Page 719
conduct
FUNCTION
reports)
1 point
sent
0.5
Training Program
Page 720
conduct
FUNCTION
screened
1
prepared
outs prepared
24
Actual Didactics
prepared
24
Actual Workshop
hand-outs
outs
fellows
Page 721
conduct
FUNCTION
supplies perpared
24
prepared
24
Actual Training
supplies perpared
supplies perpared
24
Actual Conference
WRITTEN REPORTS
materials, supplies
materials, supplies
Director
outs
Page 722
conduct
FUNCTION
ORAL REPORTS
Page 723
conduct
FUNCTION
released
2
done
2
conducted
fellows conducted
4
monitored
4
24
a. written 4
b. oral 2
COORDINATION
fellows
public health event
Page 724
conduct
FUNCTION
ACM / WAD
Operational plan
A. Receiving
a. Documents review

Page 725
conduct
FUNCTION
prepared and signed
B. Distribution
recipients
1
b. Bill of Lading

delivered
0.25
office/recipient
5. Reporting
Forwarder
Page 726
conduct
FUNCTION
and analyzed
b. Reporting
System (WMS)
Page 727
conduct
FUNCTION
a. Normal 0.25
b. Psychiatric
0.5
instituted
HOSPITAL FUNCTIONS
MEDICAL SERVICES
Page 728
conduct
FUNCTION
b) intensive 0.5
c) catastrophic 1
5
6
requested
requested
0.016
reviewed
a. routine 0.083
c. special 0.25
prescribed
0.083
9
advised
0.5
determined/prepared
0.25
11
0.25
11 Patient referred to consultant Number of patients referred to consultant 0.25 Referral of patient to consultant
psychiatric case
Page 729
conduct
FUNCTION
a. Routine 0.25
b. Intensive 0.5
0.75
0.5
0.5
0.75
0.5
0.333
3
completed
summary completed
0.25
b.2. Psychotherapy
b.2.1. Supportive
b.2.2. Others
a. Normal
b.1. ECT
Page 730
conduct
FUNCTION
1
0.25
drugs
0.5
3
a. Minor
a.1
a.2
b. Major
b.1
b.2
c. Serious
c.1
c.2
a. Minor 0.5
b. Major 1
6
accomplished
accomplished
0.25
monitored
0.25
Page 731
conduct
FUNCTION
a. normal 0.5
b. abnormal 1
prescribed
0.0083
referred
0.167
issued
0.25
a. Minor 0.5
b. Day 1
10
scheduled
0.167
Page 732
conduct
FUNCTION
1
interpreted
results interpreted
0.25
2
reviewed/signed
0.083
a. Routine 0.25
b. Special 0.5
conducted
0.5
interpreted
0.167
B. Ultrasonography
1 General
a,1 Plain 0.33
2 Special
a.1 Perinatology
anomaly screening
1
Page 733
conduct
FUNCTION
a.2 Gyne Ultrasound
a. Saline Infusion,
0.5
b. Urology
c. CT Scan
d. MRI
d.1.1. Plain 1
a. ECG 0.25
b. 0.5
a. small 0.083
b. medium 0.167
c. large 0.5
d. extra large 1
a. autopsy 1
c. Frozen section 1
Page 734
conduct
FUNCTION
4
a simple 0.083
b. complex 0.5
5
interpreted
interpreted
0.5
A. CHEMOTHERAPY
chemotherapy
0.167
3
scheduled
cycle scheduled
0.167
a. Simulation 0.25
b.
therapy
0.5
c.
Stereotactics
1
procedures
cycle
Page 735
conduct
FUNCTION
a.2 multi-field 1
b. Brachytherapy 1
1
modality determined
modality determined
0.5
2
done
program done
0.167
3
done
XII. TRAINING
conducted
0.083
4
interviewed
interviewed
0.167
modality
disposition
Page 736
conduct
FUNCTION
a. Written 1
b. Oral 0.5
c. Practical 1
b2. prospective 704
c.
prepared
prepared
120
d.
reviewed/signed
0.5
Review/signing of performance target
Page 737
conduct
FUNCTION
4
Performance report
evaluated/submitted
evaluated/submitted
0.5
1 Patients/ward received and endorsed.
Number of patients/ward received and
endorsed.
0.5
2
instituted
a) 0.083
b) 0.25
c) 0.5
3
a) 0.083
b)
b.1 Minimal 0.167
b.2 Moderate 0.33
b.3 Complex 0.5
c) 0.0167
d)
administered.
administered
d.1 Oral 0.0167
Preparation of medication sheet/card
Receiving and endorsement of patients/ward.
Minimal
Moderate
Intensive/critical
NURSING SERVICES
Page 738
conduct
FUNCTION
prepared
0.25
f)
procedures arranged
procedures arranged
0.083
4
6
documented/charted
a) minimal 0.033
b) moderate 0.083
9
0.05
10
checked
0.083
and supplies
Arrangement for
Page 739
conduct
FUNCTION
a) 0.083
b) 0.5
c) 1
d) 8
e) 16
f) 40
g) 0.5
h) 0.083
collated
0.5
17
a) 1
b) 8
18
checked/monitored
checked/monitored
0.083
19
0.25
requests/specimens
transfusion
ward orientation
general orientation
Affiliation
Training
Semi annual
Annual
Consumption
24-hour census
Page 740
conduct
FUNCTION
20
checked/received
checked/received
0.25
21
22
prepared
24
a) 0.0167
b) 0.083
c) ?
d) 0.083
26
0.5
27
0.083
28
recorded
taken and recorded
0.083
collected
sputum cup, etc.
Preparation
Sterilization
Issuance
supplies/medicines
charges/charge slip
Page 741
conduct
FUNCTION
a) 0.083
b) 0.0167
a) 0.083
b) 0.083
c) 0.167
d) 0.083
e) 0.083
CSR
a) Loading 0.083
b) Unloading 0.0167
made
0.167
3. Gauze
b) Cutting 0.083
c) Folding 3 sec.
d) Packing 0.083
a) Making 5 sec.
b) Packing 6 sec.
sorted
0.083
Cord care
Ambulatory patient
Oral hygiene
Perineal care
Sponge bathing
Baby bathing
Bed-ridden patient
Page 742
conduct
FUNCTION
a) Mixing 0.083
b) Issuance 0.083
a) 21% - 30% 0.5
b) 31% - 40% 0.75
c) 41% - 50% 1
d) 51% - 60% 1.25
e) 61% - 70% 1.5
f) 71% - 80% 1.75
2
prepared
prepared
0.167
3
0.167
4
monitored
0.083
6
administered
0.25
side
Page 743
conduct
FUNCTION
7
procedures assisted
procedures assisted
1
1 Triages 0.167
received/retrieved
0.083
0.083
6
0.05
performed
0.5
procedures
protective gear
Page 744
conduct
FUNCTION
9
tube
0.25
prepared
0.5
3
prepared
instrument prepared
0.083
4
mayo stand arranged
0.25
6 0.5
performed
0.167
counted
mayo stand
Page 745
conduct
FUNCTION
10
operation
during operation
1 pt. for
every hr. of
operation
given
0.0167
12
repositioned
repositioned
0.0167
labeled
0.083
15
Billing Section
the Billing Section
0.33
16
0.083
17
0.05
18
Approved scheduled
0.5
20
emergency patients
0.167
cases
patients
operation
Section
Page 746
conduct
FUNCTION
21
2
ICN OPES
1
practices monitored
practices monitored
0.33
2 0.5
3
developed
4
8
5
conducted
a.5
Surveillance
0.167
ICC
use
practices
Page 747
conduct
FUNCTION
a.14
Surveillance
0.5
a.15
Surveillance
0.167
a.16 Pertussis 0.33
a.18
Surveillance
0.33
b) 0.5
c) 0.33
6 0.33
7 0.5
8 8
DENTAL SERVICES
concerns
Page 748
conduct
FUNCTION
taken
0.166
conducted
0.166
a. 0.25
b. 0.083
c. 0.166
a. 0.5
b. 0.75
c. 1
a. 0.5
b. 1
a. 0.083
b. 0.25
a. 0.666
b. 1
a. 1
b. 0.5
Simple
Complicated
Minor
Complicated
Performs root canal
Initial
Dubsequent
Moderate
Severe
Simple
Compound
Panoramic
Periapical
Developing
Mild
Page 749
conduct
FUNCTION
12
a. 0.166
b. 0.5
c. 2
d. 1
e. 2.5

13
sterilized
sterilized
1
14 4 to 8
HCWP
a) prepared OP
16 Chairside instruction conducted Number of chairside instructions conducted 0.083 Conducts chairside instruction
suturing
outreach programs
Awareness Program)
Page 750
conduct
FUNCTION
17
prepared
procedures prepared
0.083
0.083
19
treatment recorded
0.083
20
21 0.083
22
answered
answered
0.083
CHEMISTRY SECTION
a. Automated
b. Manual
b.1 TP A/G 0.25
b.2. B1 B2 0.33
b.3.
0.033
b. ECC
b.1. Manual 0.067
3 Lipid Profile
LABORATORY SERVICES
Prepares reports
Page 751
conduct
FUNCTION
a. 0.033
c. HDL 0.5
4 Enzymatic
a. 0.033
5 Electrolytes
a. 0.033
b. Calcium 0.167
6 Others
a.1 Automated 0.033
a.2 Manual 0.167
b. HbA1C 0.117
Research
3
done
2
Training
Triglycerides
Page 752
conduct
FUNCTION
1
trained.
0.5
attended
Clerical
1
request.
screened.
0.16
2
countersigned
countersigned
0.16
3
released
0.16
4
prepared
6
materials prepared
materials submitted
0.5
7
CMT.
supplies prepared
0.25
8
logbook
10
submitted
materials
Med. Tech.
to stocks logbook
work.
laboratory results
Page 753
conduct
FUNCTION
11
condition
Others
dried
2
4
submitted
submitted
(2mins / request)
1
performed
a. Blood typing
i. 0.75
Page 754
conduct
FUNCTION
a. Interview 0.083
4
and released.
0.4
6
received/endorsed
0.25
0.25
given
0.33
HEMATOLOGY SECTION
1
supplies checked.
2
calibrated
5
examinations.
in the section.
and released.
supplies.
Page 755
conduct
FUNCTION
a) automated 0.05
b) manual 0.5
b. CBC manual
b.2. Hemoglobin
b.3. WBC 0.05
b.4. RBC 0.083
d. CT
e. BT 0.083
f. CRT 0.033
g. ESR 0.033
i. APTT
j. PT
released
2mins/request 0.033
Page 756
conduct
FUNCTION
1
0.167
a. Small 0.083
b. Medium 0.167
c. Large 0.25
processed
0.25
a. Inoculation 0.05
of results.
Page 757
conduct
FUNCTION
3
performed
isolates performed
0.25
needed
and reagents done
1
reagents prepared.
2
maintained
0.25
3
checked & charged.
0.02
4
b.
changed
beddings changed
3
reagents needed.
antigen production
animal beddings
Page 758
conduct
FUNCTION
6
e.2 EIA 0.033
f.1 RPR 0.133
f.2 EIA 0.167
f.3 TPHA 0.033
f.4 VDRL 1
a.2.2 Injection 0.5
immunized mice
1.5
a.3
maintenance
Tumor Markers, ANA
like:
Page 759
conduct
FUNCTION
a.4
procedures
6
a.6
1
b.1
mouse
80
b.3
6
BCA technique
1.5
c.
2
2
2
a.
b.
c.
d.
d.2 Lyophilization
worms and eggs
c.1 Snail crushing
Protein assay
and SWAP)
Page 760
conduct
FUNCTION
e.
f.
CLINICAL MICROSCOPY
1
supplies prepared
2
labelled & examined
3
labelled & examined
4
issued
issued
2.8
5 Rt. Urinalysis
a. Automated 0.033
b. Manual 0.167
6 Fecalysis
7 Others
c. 0.033
d. 0.167
CYTOLOGY
examinations
banking
Bence Jones Protein
Immunoblots)
Page 761
conduct
FUNCTION
2
and screened
2
labeled/recorded
0.083
stained/mounted
0.05
6
completed reports
filed (30 smears)
2
done
0.25
done
0.033
the section
structures.
Page 762
conduct
FUNCTION
3 Lipid Profile
4 Enzymatic
5 Electrolytes
done
0.25
Page 763
conduct
FUNCTION
6 Others
done
0.25
done
0.33
1 TEM Processing
d.
reagents prepared
34.58
2 Negative Staining
samples done
5.25
thin sections
reagent preparation
Page 764
conduct
FUNCTION
3 SEM Processing
samples done
9.25
4 Photography
done
4
done
d.1 1 x 8 meter 5
d.2 4 x 8 meter 12
d.3 1 x 14 meter 36
d.4 3 x 5 meter 12
Brochures
Page 765
conduct
FUNCTION
VIROLOGY
a.1
Kidney Cells)
prepared
0.5
a.2
Cells)
prepared
0.5
prepared
0.5
a.4 C6/36
prepared
0.5
0.33
0.33
b.3
(VTR)
0.5
0.33
0.08
procedure
Page 766
conduct
FUNCTION
d.
3 Enterovirus/Polio
Test)
Page 767
conduct
FUNCTION
4 Influenza
isolated
0.33
hemagglutination
hemagglutination
1
b.3
Test
1.216
Page 768
conduct
FUNCTION
hemadsorption
0.0833
0.33
Page 769
conduct
FUNCTION
Extracted
5.667
a.3 Vacuum Drying
Page 770
conduct
FUNCTION
performed
performed
2
0.167
e.2 Borate Saline
0.167
0.167
0.167
0.167
0.167
0.167
0.167
0.167
0.167
Page 771
conduct
FUNCTION
dye and read
1
a.1
preparation
1
a.3 Main testing 1
Page 772
conduct
FUNCTION
e. HBsaAg Testing
Hepanostika
3
specimens
1.43
f. HCV Testing
g. Syphilis Testing
h. HIV Testing
h.1
Agglutination
Page 773
conduct
FUNCTION
performed
b.1
specimens tested
b.2
of testing
b.3
b.4
regular reports
8 Other Functions
a.
done
documentation done
0.25
b. Data management
b.1
2.1
b.2
2.4
documentation
Page 774
conduct
FUNCTION
specimens tested
results of testing
preparing results
of results
hospitals/Blood
b.2.7
1
b.3
and storage
labeled microvials
and storage
8.1
c.
performed
0.45
and office supplies
Page 775
conduct
FUNCTION
i.
0.167
k.
centers collected
centers collected
2
l.
and recorded
0.5
recorded
0.25
prepared
0.25
a. 0.250
b. 3.000
c. 2.000
identification
regions
and refrigerators
from health centers
nitrogen
laboratory use
wares
Page 776
conduct
FUNCTION
e.1 Tips 1.000
e.2 Cryovials 1.000
f.1 Gauze
f.2 Thioglycollate
patients filled
0.083
2
prepared
prepared
b) 3 or more 0.167
3
received
stocks received
b) IV fluids
b.1 1000 or less 1
b.2 up to 2000 2
b.3 up to 3000 3
counseled
0.083
PHARMACY
Fills prescription
Page 777
conduct
FUNCTION
7
replenished
replenished
0.083
8
compounded
compounded
1
11
warehouse
warehouse
4
a) Bin card 0.03
15
replenished/issued
0.083
16
recorded
and recorded
0.0167
Records issued YPF
drugs/medicine
Page 778
conduct
FUNCTION
18
supplies prepared
supplies prepared
0.083
19
prepared
0.083
20
prepared/arranged
0.5
21
a)
d report
item
40
b)
d report
item
1
Consolidated daily
item
8
d) Donated stocks
d report
item
1
e) Dangerous drugs
item
0.5
Consolidated daily
item
0.5
i) P100 0.5
22
fund prepared
cash fund prepared
0.5 Prepares disbursement vouchers of petty cash fund
other supplies
drugs/medicine
Cash fund/credit
Page 779
conduct
FUNCTION
23
conducted
interns conducted
3
27
user
28
0.5
received/reviewed
0.083
2
PT/OT determined
0.167
0.33
3
scheduled
0.083
PT/OT
Plan (PPMP)
procurement
for BFAD analysis
Page 780
conduct
FUNCTION
evaluated
a) 1
b) 0.5
7
a) 0.083
b) 0.167
c) 0.083
d) 0.167
e) 0.083
f)
f.1 Endomed 0.133
g)
g.1 Intermittent
g.1.2 Lumbar 0.083
g.2 Static
g.2.2 Lumbar 0.083
i) Ergometer 0.083
k) Treadmill 0.083
Infrared radiation
Ultrasound
Shortwave diathermy
Traction
prescription/order
Hot moist pack
Paraffin wax
Page 781
conduct
FUNCTION
o) Tilt table 0.33
p) Laser 0.033
q) Exercises
q.4
Mat
0.25
10
given
precautions given
0.083
11
and recorded
0.033
12
13
0.167
1 Adult
a) Exercises
a.5 HMP
Page 782
conduct
FUNCTION
a.7
Simulator
a.8 Infrared lamp
a.13 Parallel bars
a.14 Endomed
a.15
Unit
a.16
machine
a.17 Cryotherapy
a.18 Finger ladder
a.19 Staircase
a.20 Shoulder wheel
a.22 Gym equipment
a.24 Quad bench
a.25 Stall bars
a.27 Tilt table
a.28 Restorator
a.29 UVR
a.30 Laser therapy
a.32 Hubbard tank
d) Splinting
d.1.1 Simple 0.283
d.1.2 Complex 0.417
d.2.1 Simple 0.25
d.2.2 Complex 0.5
2 Pediatric
Page 783
conduct
FUNCTION
a) Exercises
a.1
techniques
0.25
a.4 Mat 0.417
d) Splinting
received
0.05
patient
0.117
4
a) Manual 1
b) Automatic 0.033
c) Digital 0.025
a) Manual 0.5
b) Automatic 2
Page 784
conduct
FUNCTION
prepared
a) Powder 0.5
b) Liquid 0.25
8
1
positioned
a) Ambulatory 0.083
10 Procedure
conducted
conducted
1
13
480
mins/shift
14
and submitted
and submitted
0.5
15
2
report
imaging
Page 785
conduct
FUNCTION
16
prepared
prepared
0.25
17
0.083
18
supplies conducted
1
19
interns conducted
1
20
0.5
21
prepared/submitted
prepared/submitted
0.5
a. 0.75
b. 0.5
e. 0.167
f. Scrotal
scanning
interns
Page 786
conduct
FUNCTION
g. Pelvic
i.1 DVT 0.5
1 Menu Planning
2
accepted
a. Sorting 0.5
b. Washing 0.167
5 Food Production
a.
given
0.167
(MO)
preparation/cooking
Dietary Department
Page 787
conduct
FUNCTION
c.1 rice 0.33
c.2 viand 0.75
c.4 soup 0.5
c.5 dessert
a. Food tray 0.033
d. Sink 0.083
Page 788
conduct
FUNCTION
conducted
0.25
prepared
0.5
1
a)
counselled
counselled
0.33
concerns
Procures foodstuff
Page 789
conduct
FUNCTION
b)
requirements
requirements
0.083
conducted
0.167
0.33
3
a) patient 0.083
Registry
0.033
recorded
0.083
7
prepared
1
c)
filled up
forms filled up
0.033
a) Simple
b) Complicated
(MSS) Registry
in the hospital
form
Page 790
conduct
FUNCTION
9
conducted
conducted
2
a) Home 3
b) Agency 2
conducted
c) 0.33
f) 2
PCSO, etc.
Page 791
interruption
basement
etc.
COMMON FUNCTIONS
Page 792
transformer, etc.
condition
hours
Page 793

Training lasts for:
1 - 2 days
3 to 5 days
More than 5 days
Like PowerPoint
Per kit

conventions, etc.
Page 794
of office
Per copy
Page 795
Per weighing
validated by the DC
received for action
Page 796
bureaus
presentation to DBM
hospitals
Per document
Page 797
Per document
Per document
Per document
EXECOM approval
Thirty Minutes
Per report
Per report
Per report
Per report
Page 798
Per document
Per document
Per document
DBM
Page 799
Page 800
Account)
Accountant
Page 801
submitted to COA
Per document
Per document
Per document
Per document
Per batch
Page 802
Per batch
Per document
Per document
Per batch
Per document
Per document
Per document
Per voucher
Page 803
Per document
Per report
Per receipt
Page 804
implemented
Per guesting
Per infomercial
Programs
Page 805
& workshops
regulations
Page 806
Per partner
be filled
Per batch/test
Per batch/test
Per applicant
Per applicant
Page 807
Page 808
Per employee record
official
in appointments
movements
official
Page 809
Per office
PhilHealth
Services
officials concerned
Source/reference
Page 810
preparation
employees
Approved authority
agencies
Approved membership
Page 811
representative
directives/issuance
Page 812
the Hearing Officer
the Hearing Officer
Secretary
Page 813
Per item
Per delivery

Page 814
Per RIS/item
Per RIS/item
Per RIS/item

members
Page 815
Per unit/office
Per page
Page 816
contractor
Page 817
Page 818
Per P.O. / supplier
Page 819

recommendation
Per item
Per item
Per page/individual
Page 820
Per page
Per item
Per item
Per meeting
Per person
Page 821
Secretariat
Page 822

report.

Page 823
Per license issued
Capitalization
Page 824
Per facility
Page 825
Page 826
and surcharge
Page 827
Per application
Per application
LTO issued
Per report
etc.
Per agency/company
Page 828
Per company/agency
8 days
Page 829
Page 830
Per application
Per product
Low risk
High risk
Page 831
local market
Per document
For accreditation
HHHR
Page 832
Page 833
Page 834
Manual method
Page 835
Per CHD
Director
Director
Director
Per employee
of Office
Page 836
government vehicles
per vehicle
Page 837
application
application
Page 838
Approved by the SOH
Approved by the SOH
CENTRAL OFFICE
Page 839
SOH

approval from OSEC


Page 840
Approved by the SOH

Per session/batch
Page 841

Page 842
Page 843
concerned offices
concerned offices
Page 844
Per IHR and PHEIC
the airport
Page 845
Per household
when needed
of entry
Page 846
on board vessel
For Vector control
Page 847
examination
mobile trip
Per vessel
Per vessel
Per vessel
Page 848
Per vessel
Page 849
Page 850
water contamination
Page 851
of duty
Page 852
phone calls

per CHD
criteria
Page 853
with attachments
Page 854

meeting
Page 855
meeting

4 hours per meeting
revision

Page 856
Per office
Per CHD
Per hospital
Per hospital
Per agency
officials, etc.
Page 857
Deliberation
copies)
Page 858
budget hearings.
Per participant
Page 859
Page 860
design:
process

design:
architecture)
Page 861


per module
Page 862

and others)


- Conduct meetings.
Page 863

~ Repair AVR / UPS
Page 864

of connectivity

of email settings.
Per request

Per ICT equipment
current technology
Page 865
exceeds 3GB.
file
dispatch
Page 866
Central
E-mail accepted
Fax received

to client
to client
Philippines

follow-up request
information
information
Page 867
and upload
upload

fax
Updated pages
Page 868
Troubleshoot
Troubleshoot
Troubleshoot
Web page updated
Websites developed
CMS installed
Settings configured
Templated modified
Data collected
Images created
Pages created
approval
engagement.
Page 869
concerned.
conducted
accountability
recommendations
audit report
Page 870
Report
Page 871
Page 872
chief hospital

Page 873
Per page
Per page
Per page
data
Per disease
Per graph
and printing
reproduction
Page 874
and distribution
Done monthly
Per patient
Per disease
outcomes.
Page 875
evaluation.
outcomes.
in recfile form
Page 876
surveillance.
Chief of Division.
program.
consolidated.
Page 877
Per lecture
Per workshop
Page 878
Per workshop
getting responses
Per conference
Page 879
offices
the presentation
Page 880
them to the media
Per fellow
project)
Agenda set
Page 881
Notice of meetings
Page 882
Program Manager
Warehouseman
Division Chief
Page 883
making
system
system
system
system
Page 884
Non-psychiatric
Patient is alone
Per patient
HOSPITAL FUNCTIONS
MEDICAL SERVICES
Page 885
Per request
Per result
MRI, CT scan
Per prescription
Per patient
physician's order
of the patient
Page 886
Includes NSD, D&C
follow-up, etc.
Page 887
Burn or wound cases
Page 888
30 minutes
Per prescription
Per patient
physician's order
site, etc.
Page 889
Per film
Per film
Per region
Per region
Page 890
Per result
Page 891
Per procedure
drugs
the chemotherapy
site, etc.
Page 892
Per patient
Per applicant
Page 893
Per examinee
assessment

hour of judging
see common function
see common function
Page 894
Per staff
see common function
see common function
Per patient
Dependent
Critically ill patients
Per sheet/card
NURSING SERVICES
Page 895
flow
such activities
Per patient
patient
belongings
Per chart
Page 896
Per schedule
Per staff
Per staff
Per ward
see common function
see common function
Per division
Daily, per unit
Per day of training
Page 897
Per item
Per pack
Per bed
Per item
Page 898
Per pack
Per pack
Per roll
Per roll
Per piece
Per pack
Per piece
Per pack
Per ward/area
Per ward/area
Page 899
Per gallon
Per area
hanging
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per device
Per equipment
Per patient
Page 900
Per staff/visitor
vital signs taking
Per patient
Per chart
partum care
Page 901
Includes burping
checklist form
Per patient
Page 902
positioning, etc.
Per staff
Page 903
Per ward
Per ward
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Page 904
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per patient
Per department
DENTAL SERVICES
Page 905
per cavity
per cavity
per tooth
procedure
per canal
Page 906
per procedure
see common
see common
see common
see common
see common
see common
see common
see common
Page 907
per patient
per patient
see common
see common
per test
per test; automated
per test
per test
LABORATORY SERVICES
Page 908
per test; automated
per test; manual
per test; manual
per test; automated
per test; manual
per test; manual
per test; automated
per test; manual
per test
per test
per test
per test
see sommon
leaders
see sommon
Page 909
see sommon
deliveries accepted
filed
department
Page 910
filed
error.
per component
Page 911
per donor
per donor
troubleshoot.
Page 912
per slide
releasing
Page 913
specimen submitted
Page 914
ARSP monthly
properly
for verification
examinations.
duty.
Page 915
3 days incubation
Page 916
Page 917
are processed
reception area
per test
per test
per test
per test
Page 918
per smear
per smear
Done as needed
Page 919
Page 920
Page 921
requisitioner
requisitoner
Page 922
Page 923
Page 924
acidic pH.
Page 925
Page 926
inhibition.
Page 927
hemagglutinin.
virus inoculation.
Page 928
specimen.
isothiocyanate).
the test.
Page 929
serum and plasma.
kit)
Page 930
gene-
Page 931
Page 932
Australia
for reuse.
Page 933
per patient
PHARMACY
Page 934
per item
per item
per unit/ward
per patient
per item
per item
per MD
per issuance/unit
Page 935
per PR
per company
Page 936
per batch
PES
includes recording
Page 937
per patient
area
per area
per site
per area
per area
per area
per area
Page 938
per patient
logbook registry
per patient
common function
Page 939
per patient
Page 940
of data
per patient
per film
Page 941
per solution
per solution
label
per patient
per patient
c/o Mr. Dexter
per intern
per lecture
see common function
see common function
see common function
Page 942
see common function
see common function
done monthly
per batch
per intern
c/o Mr. Dexter
Page 943
per extremity
per extremity
per item
per item
per item
Dietary Department
Page 944
per container
per batch cooking
per batch cooking
per menu
per ward
per diet list
per tag/card
per tray
per ward
per patient
per ward
per tray
per piece
per item
per sink
per tray
Page 945
per patient
per patient
per patient
common function
per item
per voucher
per head
per patient
Page 946
unaccompanied
per patient
per patient
per patient
Page 947
per patient
per call/notice
Page 948
A C R O N Y M S
1 A&E PLANS > Architectural and Engineering Plans
142 2 ABG
3 ACIC > Advice of Checks Issued and Cancelled
4 ACM/WAD >
5 ADA >
6 ADB >
7 ADR > Adverse Drug Reaction
146 8 AFB
9 AIDS > Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
142 10 ALT
11 AO > Administrative Officer
12 AOM > Audit Observation Memoranda
13 AOR > Area of Responsibility
146 14 APC > Absolute Platelet Count
15 APP > Annual Procurement Plan
146 16 APTT
17 ARA > Agency Remittance Advice
18 ARE >
146 19 ARSP
20 AS > Administrative Service
21 ASC > Ambulatory Surgical Clinic
22 ASEC > Assistant Secretary
149 23 ASO > Anti-Streptolysin O
142 24 AST
147 25 ATCC
26 ATM > Automated Teller Machine
27 AV > Audio/Video; Audio/Visual
28 AVR > Automatic Voltage Regulator
29 BAC >
138 30 BBF > Blood and Body Fluids
31 BC/DC > Birth Certificate / Death Certificate
32 BFAD > Bureau of Food and Drugs
33 BGM >
34 BHDT > Bureau of Health Devices and Technology
35 BHFS > Bureau of Health Facilities and Services
36 BIHC > Bureau of International Health Cooperation
37 BIR > Bureau of Internal Revenue
38 BLD > Blood
39 BLHD > Bureau of Local Health Development
A C R O N Y M S
40 BNB > Botika ng Barangay
41 BOC >
42 BOQ > Bureau of Quarantine
43 BS > Budget Strategy
146 44 BT
142 45 BUN
148 46 C3 > Complement 3
47 CABCOM > Cabinet Committee
48 CAF > Cerificate of Availability of Funds
49 CAPA >
50 CAS >
119 51 CBC
52 CCR > Clearance for Customs Release
53 CD > Compact Disc
54 CDO > Cease and Desist Order
55 CHD > Center for Health Development
56 CHED > Commission on Higher Education
142 57 CK-MB
58 CM >
143 59 CMT > Chief Medical Technologist
60 CO > Central Office
61 COA > Commission on Audit
62 COBAC > Central Office Bids and Awards Committee
63 COOP > Cooperative
122 64 CP
65 CPR > Certificate of Product Registration
146 66 CRT
67 CSC > Civil Service Commission
142 68 CSF
132 69 CSR
133 70 CSSD
146 71 CT
72 CT-SCAN > Computed Tomography Scan
118 73 CTT
74 CWC >
120 75 D & C
76 DARC >
77 DARTC >
A C R O N Y M S
78 DBM > Department of Budget and Management
79 DC > Divivison Chief; Department Circular
80 DDB > Dangerous Drugs Board
81 DILG > Department of Interior and Local Government
82 DOH > Department of Health
83 DOH-CO > Department of Health - Central Office
84 DPO > Department Personnel Order
85 DREC SOP >
164 86 DSWD > Department of Social Welfare and Development
87 DT > Drug Testing
88 DTIS >
89 DTL >
90 DTOMIS > Drug Testing Operation Management Information Software
91 DTR > Daily Time Record
92 DTS > Document Tracking System
93 DTTB > Doctors to the Barrios
94 DV > Disbursement Voucher
142 95 ECC >
96 ECG > Electrocardiogram
120 97 ECT
149 98 EIA
99 E-JOB > Electronic Job
100 E-LIBRARY > Electronic Library
101 E-MAIL > Electronic Mail
102 E-NGAS >
103 EO > Executive Order
146 104 ESR
105 EVIPNET >
106 EVP > Exchange Visitor's Program
107 EXECOM > Executive Committee
108 FAP > Foreign-Assisted Projects
160 109 FAST > Focused Abdominal Sonogram Trauma
110 FAX > Facsimile
111 FDRO > Food-Drug Regulation Officer
112 FETP > Field Epidemiology Training Program
113 FGD > Focus Group Discussion
114 FHSIS >
115 FI > Funding Institution
A C R O N Y M S
116 FIR > Firework Injury Registry
117 FMTP >
118 FOA >
119 FS > Finance Service
120 FSE >
121 GATS >
122 GL >
123 GMP > Good Manufacturing Practices
164 124 GO > Government Organization
125 GOP >
126 GPPB >
127 GSD > General Services Division
128 GSIS > Government Service Insurance System
129 HACCP >
142 130 HbA1C
149 131 HBsAg
132 HCF >
141 133 HCWP
142 134 HDL
135 HDMF >
136 HEA >
137 HEARS >
138 HEFRC >
139 HEMS > Health Emergency Management Staff
140 HHRDB > Health Human Resource Development Bureau
141 HHS >
142 HIV > Human Immunodeficiency Virus
143 HMO >
144 HP > Health Promotion
145 HPDPB > Health Policy Development and Planning Bureau
146 HPM > Health Partners' Meeting
147 HR > Human Resource
148 HRD >
149 HW > Health Worker
122 150 I & D
151 IA > Internal Audit
152 ICC >
153 ICD 10 >
A C R O N Y M S
137 154 ICN
155 ICT > Information and Communications Technology
120 156 ICU
157 IDCP > Integrity Development and Corruption Prevention
158 IEC >
159 IHR >
118 160 IM
123 161 IMRT
162 IMS > Information Management Service
163 IRR > Implementing Rules and Regulations
164 IT > Information Technology
165 IV
166 JAC > Joint Appraisal Committee
167 JAPI > Joint Assessment and Planning Initiative
168 JEV > Journal Entry Voucher
169 JO > Job Order
170 KAP >
171 KASP > Knowledge, Attitude, Skills and Practice
146 172 KOH
173 KTC > Kidney Transplant Center
160 174 KUB
175 LBP > Land Bank of the Philippines
176 LCD > Liquid Crystal Display
177 LDD > List of Due and Demandable
142 178 LDH
142 179 LDL
146 180 LE
181 LESU >
182 LICD >
183 LSD >
184 LTO > License to Operate
185 M & E > Monitoring and Evaluation
186 MC > Memorandum Circular
187 MDG >
188 MDS >
189 MDT >
190 ME3 >
191 MMD >
A C R O N Y M S
192 MOA > Memorandum of Agreement
193 MOE >
194 MOU > Memorandum of Understanding
195 MR >
196 MRA > Monthly Report of Attendance
119 197 MRI > Magnetic Resonance Imaging
198 MRU > Media Relations Unit
163 199 MSS > Medical Social Services
200 MTPDP > Medium-Term Philippine Development Plan
121 201 NB > Newborn
202 NCA >
203 NCD >
204 NCDPC > National Center for Disease Prevention and Control
205 NCHFD > National Center for Health Facilities Development
206 NCHP > National Center for Health Promotion
207 NEC > National Epidemiology Center
208 NEDA > National Economic and Development Authority
143 209 NEQAS
210 NESSS >
164 211 NGO > Non-Government Organization
212 NHSM >
137 213 NICU >
214 NIPH > National Investment Plan for Health
215 NOD >
216 NOH > National Objectives for Health
217 NOV >
218 NRED > Non-Radiation Emitting Device
143 219 NRL
135 220 NSD
138 221 NSI > Needle Stick Injury
222 NSL > Newborn Screening Laboratories
223 NSO > National Statistics Office
224 NTCA >
225 NTP > Notice to Proceed
123 226 OB GYN
227 OBLIGATION-CO >
228 OBLIGATION-FE >
229 OBLIGATION-MOOE >
A C R O N Y M S
230 OBLIGATION-PS >
231 OP > Operational Plan
232 OPAC > Online Public Access Catalog
120 233 OPD
234 OPLAN >
235 OR > Operating Room
236 OSEC > Office of the Secretary
237 OSS > One Stop Shop
238 PACSBAL
134 239 PACU
240 PAR > Performance Appraisal Reports
241 PBDT > Procurement Benchmark and Disbursement Targets
146 242 PBS > Peripheral Blood Smear
243 PCHRD >
244 PCO >
245 PCSO > Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office
165 246 PDAF
247 PDS > Personal Data Sheet
248 PER > Performance Evaluation Report
249 PES > Performance Evaluation System
250 PHA > Public Health Advisory
251 PHEIC >
252 PHIC > Philippine Health Insurance Corporation
253 PHILGEPS >
254 PHP > Philippine Health Picture
255 PHS > Philippine Health Statistics
256 PI > Preliminary Investigation
138 257 PIDSR
258 PIPH >
259 PIR > Program Implementation Review
260 PIS > Personnel Information System
261 PLS > Procurement and Logistics Service
262 PM >
263 PME > Program Monitoring and Evaluation
264 PNAC > Philippine National Aids Council
265 PNHRS >
266 PNS > Philippine National Standard
267 PO > Purchase Order
A C R O N Y M S
268 PPAD >
269 PPE >
127 270 PPMP > Project Procurement and Management Plan
271 PR > Purchase Request
161 272 PR/PO/MO
273 PRAISE >
274 PSB >
275 PSD > Personnel Services Division
146 276 PT
154 277 PT/OT > Physical Therapy/Occupational Therapy
278 PTC >
279 PTMIS > Project Tracking and Management Information System
280 QA >
281 QMS >
282 RA > Republic Act
283 RAI > Report of Appointments Issued
284 RAO-CO >
285 RAO-FE >
286 RAO-MOEE >
287 RAOPS >
143 288 RBC
289 RCI > Report of Checks Issued
290 RCM > Regional Committee Meeting
291 RD > Regional Director
292 RDS > Records Disposal Schedule
293 RESU >
149 294 RF > Rheumatoid Factor
295 RFD > Radiation Facility Documents
296 RFR > Radiofrequency Radiation
297 RIS > Requisition and Issue Slip
298 RLC > Resource Learning Center
299 RMF > Repair and Maintenance Form
300 RMIC > Records Management Improvement Committee
301 ROV > Report of Violation
302 RPCI > Report of Physical Count of Inventories
303 RPCPPE > Report on Physical Count of Property, Plant and Equipment
149 304 RPR
305 RPSE >
A C R O N Y M S
306 RS > Recruitment and Selection
307 RSN >
308 RTD >
309 SALN > Statement of Assets and Liabilites and Net Worth
310 SAOB > Statement of Allotment, Obligation and Balances
138 311 SARS > Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome
312 SCO > Show Cause Order
142 313 SGOT
142 314 SGPT
315 SL > Sick Leave
316 SME > Small and Medium Enterprise
317 SO >
318 SOH > Secretary of Health
319 SOP-RD >
320 SSESS > STI Sentinel Etiologic Surveillance System
138 321 SSI > Surgical Site Infection
322 STI >
323 SW > Software
142 324 T/P AG
325 TACT > Technical Assistance Coordination Team
326 TB > Technical Board; Tuberculosis
327 TCG > Technical Coordination Group
328 TCO >
329 TDD >
330 TDNA > Training and Development Needs Assessment
331 TOR > Terms of Reference
149 332 TPHA
151 333 TPN > Total Parenteral Nutrition
334 TPR >
335 TRIPS >
336 TRO > Temporary Restraining Order
142 337 TROP 1
338 TWG > Technical Working Group
339 TX >
151 340 UDDD > Unit Dose Drug Distribution
341 UP/ONAR >
342 UPNIH >
343 UPS > Uninterruptible Power Supply
A C R O N Y M S
123 344 UTZ
149 345 VDRL
346 VL > Vacation Leave
142 347 VLDL
146 348 WBC
120 349 WCPU
350 WFP > Work and Financial Plan
351 WFPDBS >
352 WHA > World Health Assembly
353 WHO > World Health Organization
354 WMS > Warehouse Management System
151 355 YPF > Yellow Prescription Form

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