PFC Matrix 1.2

Summary

The transcript discusses universal healthcare, focusing on individual and population-based services. It highlights the roles of primary care providers and the coordination of care between general practitioners and hospitals, particularly in prenatal and postnatal care. The importance of both medical and psychosocial interventions at individual, family, and community levels is emphasized. The transcript also covers the assessment of social determinants of health and the six building blocks of health systems. Finally, it outlines the timeline for universal healthcare implementation in the Philippines, aiming for full adoption by 2029.

Takeaways

• 🏥 Universal healthcare includes both individual and population-based services.
• 🔄 Care coordination and navigation are essential roles for primary care providers.
• 👶 In the UK, prenatal care is provided by general practitioners, with coordination during delivery and postnatal care.
• ✉️ After delivery, obstetricians communicate with general practitioners to ensure follow-up care.
• 📊 Population-based health services include health promotion, disease surveillance, and vector control.
• 📋 Comprehensive medical care should address both medical and psychosocial diagnoses.
• 👨‍👩‍👦 Family health assessments involve understanding family dynamics and systems to identify enablers or barriers to care.
• 🏠 Community-oriented care looks at social determinants of health and the health system's six building blocks.
• 📅 Universal healthcare implementation is ongoing, with full implementation aimed for 2029.
• 🎯 The vision for Filipino families includes accessible healthcare, balanced lives, and strong community ties.

Q & A

What are the two kinds of health services delivered in the universal healthcare system?

The two kinds of health services delivered are individual-based and population-based services.

What is the role of primary care providers in individual-based health services?

Primary care providers need to navigate and coordinate the care of patients they refer to hospitals.

How is prenatal care typically managed in the UK under the National Health Service?

In the UK, prenatal care is usually given by the general practitioner (GP), who coordinates with the hospital where the patient will deliver. The GP informs the hospital when the patient is due, and the hospital informs the GP after the baby is delivered.

What happens after a patient delivers a baby in the UK?

The obstetrician sends a letter to the general practitioner, informing them about the delivery details and asking the GP to conduct an initial physical examination of the mother and baby and to follow up on postnatal care.

What are the components of population-based health services?

Population-based health services include health promotion, disease surveillance, and vector control to improve health literacy and implement health interventions.

What factors are considered when analyzing a patient's clinical history?

Factors include relevant clinical history, physical findings, psychosocial issues, salient clinical features, and bioethical issues.

What diagnoses are made when analyzing a patient?

Medical and psychosocial diagnoses are made, including identifying psychosocial diagnoses using the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) codes.

What aspects are assessed in a Family History Assessment?

The assessment includes Family Structure, Family Psychodynamics, and Family Systems Assessment using the Families Assessment Tool.

What are social determinants of health considered in community-oriented care?

Social determinants include socio-cultural, financial, governance leadership, availability of drugs, and laboratory procedures.

What is the timeline for the implementation of universal healthcare?

The registration should have been completed by the end of 2022, and the full implementation is expected by 2029.

What vision was set for Filipino family physicians in 1994 and 2022?

In 1994, the vision was for every Filipino family to have a family physician. By 2022, the goal was for the family physician to be the physician of choice for Filipino families.

What did the DSWD study reveal about Filipino families' aspirations in 2014?

The study revealed that Filipinos aspire to live together, have a balanced life, a strong sense of community, be free from hunger and poverty, secure home ownership, good transport, the ability to travel and vacation, resources for daily needs and unexpected expenses, peace and security, and a long, healthy, and comfortable life.