Administrative Code and Law of Public Officers
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ADMINISTRATIVE CODE AND LAW OF PUBLIC OFFICERS TEXT AND RULES
disease
control
and
service
delivery
programs
implemented by the field offices. The Undersecretary for
Public Health Services, who shall be supported by an
Assistant Secretary, shall supervise the following:
(1) Maternal and Child Health Service which shall
formulate
plans,
policies,
programs,
standards
and
techniques relative to maternal and child health; provide
consultative
training
and
advisory
services
to
implementing
agencies;
and
conduct
studies
and
research
related to health services for mothers and
children;
(2) Tuberculosis Control Service which shall formulate
plans,
policies,
programs,
standards
and
techniques
relative to the control of morbidity and mortality from
tuberculosis; provide consultative, training and advisory
services to implementing agencies; and conduct studies
and research related to tuberculosis;
(3) Family Planning Service which shall formulate
plans,
policies,
programs,
standards
and
techniques
relative to family planning in the context of health and
family welfare; provide consultative, training and advisory
services to implementing agencies; and conduct studies
and research related to family planning;
(4)
Environmental
Health
Service
which
shall
formulate
plans,
policies,
programs,
standards
and
techniques
relative
to
environmental
health
and
sanitation; provide consultative, training and advisory
services to implementing agencies; and conduct studies
and research related to environmental health;
(5)
Nutrition
Service
which
shall formulate plans,
policies, programs, standards and techniques relative to
nutrition services in the context of primary health care,
provide consultative, training and advisory services to
implementing
agencies;
and
conduct
studies
and
research related to nutrition;
(6) Dental Health Service which shall formulate plans,
policies, programs, standards and techniques relative to
dental health services; provide consultative, training and
advisory services to implementing agencies; and conduct
studies and research related to dental services;
(7) Malaria Control Service which shall formulate plans,
policies, programs, standards and techniques relative to
the control of malaria; provide consultative, training and
advisory services to implementing agencies; and conduct
studies and research to malaria and its control;
(8)
Schistosomiasis
Control
Service
which
shall
formulate
plans,
policies,
programs,
standards
and
techniques relative to the control of schistosomiasis;
provide consultative, training and advisory services to
implementing
agencies;
and
conduct
studies
and
research related to schistosomiasis and its control;
(9) Communicable Disease Control Service which shall
formulate
plans,
policies,
programs,
standards
and
techniques
relative
to
the control of communicable
diseases, other than the major causes of mortality and
morbidity, such as leprosy, sexually transmitted diseases,
filariasis and others; provide consultative, training and
advisory services to implementing agencies; and conduct
studies
and
research
related
to
these
other
communicable diseases;
(10) Non-communicable Disease Control Service which
shall formulate plans, policies, programs, standards and
techniques relative to the control of non-communicable
diseases;
provide
consultative,
training
and
advisory
services to implementing agencies; and conduct studies
and
research
related
to
mental
illness,
cardiovascular-disease, cancer, other non-communicable
diseases, and occupational health.
SECTION
14.
Office
for
Hospital
and
Facilities
Services . — The Office for Hospital and Facilities Services,
headed by an Undersecretary who shall be supported by
an Assistant Secretary, shall include four (4) staff services
involved in policy formulation, standards development,
program
monitoring
and
provision
of
specialized
assistance
in
the
operations
of
hospitals
and
the
management of facilities, which are as follows:
(1)
Hospital
Operations
and
Management
Service
which shall formulate and implement plans, programs,
policies,
standards
and
techniques
related
to
management
improvement
and
quality
control
of
hospital operations; provide consultative, training and
advisory
services
to
field
offices
in
relation
to
the
supervision and management of hospital components;
and conduct studies and research related to hospital
operations and management;
(2) Radiation Health Service which shall formulate and
implement
plans,
programs,
policies,
standards
and
techniques to ensure radiation health safety; provide
consultative, monitoring, training and advisory services to
private and government facilities with radiation-emitting
apparatus; and conduct studies and research related to
radiation health;
(3) Hospital Maintenance Service which shall formulate
and implement plans, programs, policies, standards and
techniques related to assuring the proper maintenance of
Department equipment; provide consultative, training
and
advisory
services
to
implementing
agencies
in
relation
to
preservation,
repair
and
maintenance
of
medical and non-medical equipment of the Department;
and conduct studies and research related to equipment
and facility maintenance;
(4) Health Infrastructure Service which shall formulate
and implement plans, policies, programs, standards and
techniques related to development and preservation of
health infrastructure; provide consultative, training and
advisory services to implementing agencies in relation to
infrastructure projects to assure economical and efficient
implementation;
and
conduct
studies
and
research
related to infrastructure development and utilization.
SECTION 15. Office for Standards and Regulations . —
The Office for Standards and Regulations, headed by an
Undersecretary and supported by an Assistant Secretary,
shall include three (3) bureaus and one (1) national office
that shall be responsible for the formulation of regulatory
policies and standards over the various areas of concern
in the health sector, whose implementation shall be the
general responsibility of the Department's regional field
offices. The same bureaus shall also be responsible for
those areas of activity covered by regulatory policy to
provide the Secretary with current information on the
status of these regulated areas of activity and to provide
the Secretary with a basis for preliminary evaluation of
the
efficiency
of
the
Department's
field
offices
in
performing their regulatory functions. The same bureaus
shall conduct studies and research pertinent to their
areas of responsibility . In certain instances the bureaus
may also perform consultative, training and advisory
services to the practitioners and institutions in the area of
regulated activity. The same bureaus and national office
are the following:
(1) Bureau of Research and Laboratories which shall
develop and formulate plans, standards and policies, for
the establishment and accreditation and licensing of
laboratories; blood banks and entities handling biological
products;
provide
consultative,
training and advisory
services to public and private laboratories; and conduct
studies and research related to laboratory procedures and
operations;
(2) Bureau of Food and Drugs which shall act as the
policy formulation and sector monitoring arm of the
Secretary
on
matters
pertaining
to
foods,
drugs,
traditional medicines, cosmetics and household products
containing hazardous substances, and the formulation of
rules,
regulations
and standards in accordance with
Republic Act 3720 (1963), as amended by Executive Order
No. 175, s. 1987, and other pertinent laws for their proper
enforcement; prescribe general standards and guidelines
with respect to the veracity of nutritional and medicinal
claims in the advertisement of food, drugs and cosmetics
in the various media, to monitor such advertisements;
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