Health Secretary Francisco T. Duque III (right) and Philippine General Hospital (PGH) Director Dr. Carmelo Alfiler (left) recently forged an agreement dubbed as “Tatak PGH Plus Project” for the pilot networking of the Las Piñas General Hospital for capacity-building, skills transfer and empowerment activity. Under the said Memorandum of Agreement, PGH’s well-known best practices and successful initiatives will be shared with other hospitals’ medical, nursing, paramedical and administrative staff. To date, there are now some 25,000 trainees and patients who have participated in the modules and missions, or an average of nearly 2,000 per hospital as originally envisioned. Also in photo are UP Manila Chancellor Dr. Ramon Arcadio and Ms. Paz Corrales from the Center for Health Development –Metro Manila. (18 November 2009, DOH-OSEC)
Friday, November 20, 2009
TATAK PGH PLUS PROJECT
From: DOH WebPage
Health Secretary Francisco T. Duque III (right) and Philippine General Hospital (PGH) Director Dr. Carmelo Alfiler (left) recently forged an agreement dubbed as “Tatak PGH Plus Project” for the pilot networking of the Las Piñas General Hospital for capacity-building, skills transfer and empowerment activity. Under the said Memorandum of Agreement, PGH’s well-known best practices and successful initiatives will be shared with other hospitals’ medical, nursing, paramedical and administrative staff. To date, there are now some 25,000 trainees and patients who have participated in the modules and missions, or an average of nearly 2,000 per hospital as originally envisioned. Also in photo are UP Manila Chancellor Dr. Ramon Arcadio and Ms. Paz Corrales from the Center for Health Development –Metro Manila. (18 November 2009, DOH-OSEC)
Health Secretary Francisco T. Duque III (right) and Philippine General Hospital (PGH) Director Dr. Carmelo Alfiler (left) recently forged an agreement dubbed as “Tatak PGH Plus Project” for the pilot networking of the Las Piñas General Hospital for capacity-building, skills transfer and empowerment activity. Under the said Memorandum of Agreement, PGH’s well-known best practices and successful initiatives will be shared with other hospitals’ medical, nursing, paramedical and administrative staff. To date, there are now some 25,000 trainees and patients who have participated in the modules and missions, or an average of nearly 2,000 per hospital as originally envisioned. Also in photo are UP Manila Chancellor Dr. Ramon Arcadio and Ms. Paz Corrales from the Center for Health Development –Metro Manila. (18 November 2009, DOH-OSEC)
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