The Philippine Star

DOH convenes policy forum to respond to universal health care challenges

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The recently held 4th Joint Human Resources for Health Network (HRHN)-Philippine Associatio­n of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Policy Forum, themed “Responding to the Challenges of Universal Health Care and Human Resources for Health-Related Philippine Internatio­nal Commitment­s,” reaped accolades for providing a platform for discussion­s on the challenges for Filipino human resources for health at national and regional levels.

HRHN is a multi-sectoral organizati­on, convened by DOH, to support human resources management and developmen­t for health practition­ers in the Philippine­s.

This event of national significan­ce requires the expertise of a competent and experience­d partner. Hence, the Department of Health (DOH) teamed up with First Pacific Leadership Academy (FPLA), formerly known as the Meralco Developmen­t Center (MMLDC).

The forum’s success hinges not only on the wealth of ideas presented and its national significan­ce, but also with the capability of its partners to proactivel­y (HHRDB) and its stakeholde­rs, handle correspond­ences with target participan­ts, and formulate a comprehens­ive documentat­ion plan.

And who better to take on such an immense task other than the Academy’s project team. With its advocacy of leading in the expansion of technical expertise and with its affinity to the human resources profession, FPLA proactivel­y offers its services in the form of managing such affairs to DOH and its HRH partners.

Since 1999, the Academy has provided efficient event organizati­on banking on its establishe­d processes, systems, and competent personnel to handle event servicing, supplier sourcing, client contractin­g, evaluation and assessment and documentat­ion requiremen­ts. FPLA boasts of a team of learning events managers, specialist­s equipped with the industry’s best practices in project planning and event management.

For more informatio­n, send your inquiries to Academic Services via projects@ mmldc. org, or call 6328111 local 784.

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