ROXAS

MEMORIAL
PROVINCIAL
HOSPITAL
 St. Anthony College of Roxas City, Inc.
San Roque Extension, Roxas City 5800, Capiz, Philippines
Tel. (036) 6210 – 431 loc/s: 161, 162, 163, Telefax (036) 6214 – 185
Website: http://sach.dcphilippines.org email: [email protected]

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Roxas Memorial Provincial Hospital

INTRODUCTION

 Roxas City is gearing up for medical-hub in Northern Panay as several hospitals and health
institutions are upgrading. Currently, the city has one government-owned hospital with
two sites and four private hospitals. Through the aid of public empowerment, City of
Roxas took off its landfall in the Hall of Famer for Red Orchid (Smoke Free City) in the
Philippines. With the partnership of Private and Government sectors, several health
propaganda were established to strengthen the health care delivery system. Today,
several business tycoons are eyeing to put up world-class health facilities in the City.
 Roxas Memorial Provincial Hospital is a tertiary government hospital in the province of
Capiz with 200-bed capacity however, the implementation is 250-270 beds with 125%
occupancy rate to accommodate patients in need of hospitalization. It caters patient from
four (4) Inter-Local Health Zones with catchment areas of Roxas City, towns of Panay,
Ivisan, and Panitan Rural Health Unit with a total population of 271, 844. Due to its
geographical location, it also caters patients from nearby municipalities in the Province of
Aklan and Northern Iloilo.
 Roxas Memorial Provincial Hospital is located at Arnaldo Boulevard, Roxas City, Capiz,
Philippines

VISION
A premiere center of excellence with accessible, affordable and quality public health
care services.

MISION STATEMENT
We commit to quality health care services standards in the health care service standards
in the healthcare delivery system through excellent facilities, efficient business
processes, and empowered personnel for customer satisfaction and better health
outcomes.

SERVICE VALUES

 Responsible
 Motivated
 Productive
 Humane

SERVICE VISION

 Responsable kag
  Masaligan nga
 Pag serbisyo
 Hatagan ang tanan

SERVICE TAGLINE

 Pag-atipan nga may pag-ulikid

SERVICES OFFERED:
A. General Medicine

 Neurology
 Infectious Diseases
 Gastroenterology
 Pulmonology
 Cardiology
 Adult Oncology

B. General Pediatrics
• Pulmonology
C. General Obstetrics and Gynecology
• Oncology
D. General Surgery

 Ophthalmology
 ENT
 Orthopedic Surgery

E. Anesthesiology: Adult and Pediatric

F. Physical and Rehabilitative Medicine
G. Diagnostic Imaging
• X-Ray • Ultrasound • CT-Scan
H. Tertiary Level Clinical Laboratory

 Blood Chemistry
 Blood Station
 Histopathology
 Hematology
 Water Analysis
 Serology
 Bacteriology
 Clinical Microscopy
 Drug Testing Center

I. Hospital Pharmacy
J. Out-Patient Department (Capitol Hills, Brgy. Lanot, Roxas City)

 Dental Services
 Pharmacy
 Laboratory
 Animal Bite Center
 Adolescent Health

K. Medical Social Services

L. Women and Children Protection Unit (WCPU)
M. Health Programs
• TB Referral Hospital
N. Breastfeeding Station
O. Ambulance Services
P. Sacred Heart of Jesus Chapel
• Chaplain Services
Q. Dialysis Unit
R. Residency Training for Internal Medicine
INTEGRATED
PROVINCIAL
HEALTH
OFFICE
 Integrated Provincial Health Office

WHAT IS PROVINCIAL HEALTH OFFICE?

 The Provincial Health Office provides Technical Assistance, Supervision and monitoring of
the implementation of various health programs in Hospitals, Rural Health Units and
Barangay Health stations.
 The Provincial Health Office (PHO) is mandated by law as the Provincial Partner of the
Department of Health (DOH) in overseeing the implementation of all DOH Programs and
shall be primarily responsible for the formulation, planning, implementation and
coordination of policies and programs in the field of health within the Province.
 R.A 7169 Also known as “Local Government Code of 1991” stated in its SECTION 12.
Government Centers. – Provinces, cities, and municipalities shall endeavor to establish a
government center where offices, agencies, or branches of the National Government,
local government units, or government-owned or -controlled corporations may, as far
as practicable, be located.

OUR REASON FOR EXISTENCE

As one of the frontline service providers of the Capiz Provincial Government, we are
guided by the following towards our quest for service excellence.
MANDATE:

 “Promotes, Protects and Preserves Health and Sanitation in the Province of Capiz.”

VISION:

 “Excellent, people-centered, sustainable and responsive health care system.”

MISSION:

 “We are committed to uphold and provide client-friendly, affordable, accessible,

equitable and integrated quality health services among empowered Capizenos in all
levels of care.”

LIST OF FRONTLINE SERVICES

Types of Fees Forms/ Processing Person in-
Frontline Documents Time* Charge
Service
I. Provision of Program
Technical None Request Letter 45 minutes managers
Assistance (1-3 days)
Services

II. Provision of Program

Capability None Request Letter 45 minutes managers
Building (1-5 days)
Services
III. Provision of Program
Monitoring and None Request Letter 45 minutes managers
Evaluation (1-5 days)
Services

IV. Releasing of Pharmacist,

Logistics None Request Form 40 minutes storekeeper and
Utility Worker.

V. Provision of HEPO, Program

Health Advocacy None Request Letter 40 – 60 Managers and
and Promotion minutes HAPU
Activities and
Materials

VI. Provision of 40 minutes Statistician,

Health Data and None Request Letter Program
Information Managers and
CESRU
VII. Issuance of 40 minutes Admin Aide/
Certificate of No None Letter Request Assistant and
Health hazards And other SAO
and Others Supporting
documents

VIII. Conduct of None Request Letter 45 minutes Chief, Dental

Dental Outreach (1 day) Services Division
Activities
 Promotive, Preventive and
Curative Aspects of Health
Service Delivery.

DENTAL SERVICES TECHNICAL ADMINISTRATIVE

DIVISION SERVICES DIVISION SERVICES DIVISION

 Implements Dental  Develops & ensures  Manages personnel

Health Program. implementation of Health Plan. records/documents/tr
 Provides Preventive  Provides Technical Assistance in ansactions
Measure Services on the Implementation of all Health  Maintains
Dental Health. Programs. Housekeeping
 Provides Curative  Monitors and supervises LGUs in  Prepares types and
Measure Services on the implementation of all Health files various
Dental Health. Programs. communications.
 Provides Special  Provides accurate  Manages PHO
Dental Services. information/Education. Warehouse/Office
 Attends issues regarding Supplies/Equipments.
environmental sanitation.  Formulates office
 Maintains Public Health policies for
Surveillance. implementation
 Trains & orient newly hired  Operationalization of
Health Personnel in LGUs. HRH Systems
 Validates & Consolidates health  Manages financial
Information Data. cycle ensures
 Prepares Health Statistical preparation of annual
Reports. budget and monitor its
 Implements Drug Management implementation
Program.
 Provides Technical Assistance to
LGU'S.
 Delivers medicine stocks to

various LGU's.
 Conducts trainings on Health
Program.


Hon. Evan
Contreras
 HEALTH PROGRAMS
Family Health Infectious Non- Environmental Local Health Health
and Nutrition Diseases Communicable Occupational System Information
Diseases Health System
1.Adolescent 1. Emerging 1. Violence 1.Environmental 1. 1. Health
Health and and Re- and Injury Health Epidemiological Advocacy and
Development emerging Prevention Surveillance Promotion
Program Infectious Program and
Disease Response
Program

2. Family 2. Leprosy 2. National 2.Food and 2. Health 2. Integrated

Planning Control Prevention of Waterborne Emergency and Clinic
Program Program Blindness Diseases Disaster Information
Program Prevention and Management System
Control (iClinic Sys)
Program
3. National 3. National 3. Organ 3. Occupational 3. Local Health 3. Field Health
Safe Filariasis Donation and Health Program Board Service
Motherhood Elimination Transplant Information
Program Program Program System
(E-FHSIS)

4. Essential 4. National 4. National 4. Inter-Local 4. National

Newborn Care Dengue Mental Health Health Zone Online Stock
Prevention and Program Inventory
Control Reporting
Program System
(NOSIRS)
5. Essential 5. National 5. Blood 5. 5. Unified
Intrapartum HIVISTI Donation Geographically Disease
and Newborn Prevention Program Isolated and Registry
Care Program Disadvantaged System
Area (UDRS)
6. Newborn 6. National 6. Health and 6. LGU 6. Online
Screening Rabies Wellness of Scorecard National
Prevention and Older Electronic
Control Persons Injury
Program Surveillance
System
(ONEISS)
7. 7. National 7. Health and 7. Local 7. Integrated
Breastfeeding Tuberculosis Wellness of Investment TB
TSEK Control Persons Plan for Health Information
Program with System
Disabilities (ITIS)
8. Infant and 8. Soil 8. Chronic 8. Private- 8. Philippine
Young Child Transmitted Respiratory Public Integrated
Feeding (IYCF) Helminthiasis Disease Partnership Disease
Control Surveillance
Program and Response
 (PIDSR)
9. Child Health 9. Malaria 9. 9. Barangay 9. Surveillance
and Control Cardiovascular Health Workers in Post
Development Program Disease Extreme
Emergencies
and Disasters
(SPEED)
10. Expanded 10. 10. Diabetes 10. Human 10. Nom-
Program on Schistosomiasis Prevention and Resource for Communicable
Immunization Control Control Health Network Diseases
Program Program (DTTB,DDP,NDP Registry
etc.)
11. 11. Philippine
Micronutrient Cancer
Program Prevention and
Control
Program
12. 12. Substance
Garantisadong Abuse /
Pambata Tobacco
Control
Program
13. Integrated 13. Renal
Management Diseases
of Childhood Control
Illness (IMCI) Program

14. Food 14. Pilipinas

Fortification GO 4 Health
Program
15.
Dental/Oral
Health
Program
16. Women
and Children
Protection
Program