Doh programs on non-communicable diseases in the philippines

Search form. Auxiliary Menu. You are here: Home. Provide technical assistance to DOH, national government agencies, implementing units, and partner institutions for related to planning, program, and project development in relation to disease prevention and control d. Coordinate with partner agencies and organizations on matters for mobilization of resources to assist collaboration and implementation support related to disease prevention and control e.

Coordinate with disease prevention and control program managers in DOH Centers for Health Development and provide necessary capacity building and implementation support f. Monitor internal processes of the bureau through performance commitment review and ISO procedures h. Lead the development of the operational plan for transitioning financing and logistics management of commodities, consistent with the Universal Health Care Act and the Mandanas Law.

Develop standard processes, flows, and dashboard for monitoring procurement, logistic management, disbursement, and utilization of integrated DPCB procurement c. Develop technical specifications and costs through market scanning activities for priority commodities to ensure feasibility of procurement d.

Provide technical assistance on procurement, finance, and logistics management for disease prevention and control e. Ensure appropriate consolidation, review, and storage of all procurement and logistic documents g. Coordinate with relevant offices, through DPCB regional coordinators, to ensure timely delivery of procured drugs and commodities. In line with the primary care integration work, the primary care and specialty care divisions shall:.

Search form. Auxiliary Menu. You are here: Home. The salt reduction package includes policy interventions such as combating misleading marketing, front-of-package labelling on food and salt reduction in community eating spaces. It is estimated that this intervention will save , lives during a year period. The physical activity package has the next best return on investment saving 58, lives, followed by the tobacco control package saving 71, lives and the alcohol control package saving 57, lives.

The report also analyzed the costs and benefits of a set of clinical interventions such as screening, treatment and preventative care for cardiovascular diseases and diabetes.