Pipila ka issues sa MOPH, Gitubag Sa PHO!

GITUBAG ni Provincial Health Officer Dr. Ma. Bebina Casiño ang pipila ka alegasyon ug pangutana!
Kabahin sa serbisyo sa Misamis Oriental Provincial Hospital kon MOPH.
Partikular sa availability sa Medisina, pag-resign sa mga Doctor ug Nurses ug ang serbisyo sa Ambulansya.
Matud ni Casiño nga tinuod nga adunay kakulangon sa mga tambal sa walo ka hospital sa lalawigan apan, gitawag kini nga “fast moving medicines”.
Ingon man ang shortage sa mga personahe tungod daghan ang mi-resign alang sa greener pastures.

“..I have already told you about the shortage of medicine of 8th House hospital. But what are the shortage? First, the so-called fast-moving medicines. Second, the government does not allow the exchange of drugs and medicines.
The so-called Philippine National Formulary for Drugs and Medicines does not allow the exchange of drugs and medicines. I have already told you that I have asked doctors and nurses not to resign. It is usual for the government to appeal to the private sectors because the doctors and nurses are not able to look for greener pastures for their career enrichment.
But even in the province of Misamis Oriental, I have seen shortages. That is one of the reasons. But we have already talked about this with the instruction of Governor Juliet Uy to collaborate with the DOH.
We are already here at the DOH. I have already written about how we can augment the shortage of our hospitals. The doctors.
Another issue with the fuel transport is that it is difficult to shoot up the gasoline. Of course, the municipal gasoline stations, depending on the increase, prevent people from being able to pay their debts. So the government usually processes the PR and payment.
The government rarely does it on a cash basis. So it is processed through the regulations of the DOH. So, we have already talked about this.
When the ambulance arrives, the drivers of the ambulances in the 8 hospitals will call the capital to prepare the PR. The PO. When the ambulance arrives, they will ask for the PO.
The operation will take 24 hours. When it arrives, it will be delivered. But now, there are issues on Facebook where they say that there is no ambulance.
They are always referring to the patient. So, the timing is not right. The ambulance has not arrived yet.
And then, it’s an emergency. So, they have to collaborate. They will ask other mayors if there is an ambulance.
So, I would like to take this opportunity to thank our mayors to fill in the gap. The gap in our services. Because there is a shortage of ambulances.
So, they are the ones who are in charge. And they are not the only ones who are in charge of using the ambulances. They are also the ones who are in charge of stopping the ambulance.
So, I would like to thank the mayors of Misamis Oriental for your help with regards to that. We have already talked about this. It depends on the situation.
In the hospitals, for example, in Initao, there are more cases in Dengue. Although it’s not an epidemic, there are more cases. So, referral is different.
Sometimes, it’s so fast..”
Provincial Health Officer Dr. Ma. Bebina Casiño

SOURCE: Provincial Health Office of Misamis Oriental
PHOTO: Provincial Health Office of Misamis Oriental