Search results for: “patients rights”
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Data Presentation and Consultation with the participating DOH Psychiatry Hospitals and Departments
MAG has also conducted an activity on data presentation and consultation with the participating DOH hospitals in October 2019 at Metro Manila, in order to consult with the participating hospitals to further improve the initial findings and analysis of the research. Participants of the activity include personnel from our partner DOH Hospitals specifically the following:…
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Identifying gaps and challenges in medico legal practice: a multidisciplinary workshop
A multidisciplinary workshop titled “Increasing Competence on Documentation: A multidisciplinary workshop on medico legal” is held on July 31-August 1, 2019 to primarily identify the gaps and challenges in the medico legal practice in the country and to get physicians and other stakeholders on board in the establishment of the medico legal reviewer (MLR) teams…
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Address Illegal Drug Use through Health Interventions
Address Illegal Drug Use through Health Interventions We, the members of the Medical Action Group (MAG), a health and human rights organization composed of medical doctors, health and allied medical professionals and workers, medical & health sciences students committed to the promotion and protection of the peoples’ right to health, welcome the government’s firm resolve to…
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Make Health a Priority: OPEN LETTER TO THE NEXT PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT
OPEN LETTER TO THE NEXT PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT May 10, 2016 Make Health a Priority Now that the election is over and the Filipino people have already made a decision for a meaningful change, we, the Medical Action Group, a health and human rights non-governmental organization, call on everyone especially the new administration to make health…
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IRCT welcomes UN resolution calling for protection of health workers around the world
The IRCT welcomes a landmark resolution passed by the United Nations General Assembly, calling on states to take immediate steps to ensure the protection of health workers across the world. The first of its kind to recognise the severity of attacks on health professionals, facilities, and patients in all circumstances, the resolution comes at a time…
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RECOGNIZING THE RIGHT OF DETAINEES AND PRISONERS WITH MENTAL DISABILITY
A discussion in the light of World Mental Health Day, 10 October 2014 The Medical Action Group (MAG) has recently received a query from AB Communication undergraduate students of the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) who are conducting a study on the health condition of mentally-ill inmates in the New Bilibid Prison (NBP) as part…
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Millions may lose access to necessary generic medicines
The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to health, Anand Grover, warns that the “EU-India draft Free Trade Agreement (FTA) could prevent people from all over the world from gaining access to life saving and life prolonging medicines. Much of the developing world depends on India for generic medicines at affordable costs. Restrictions on generic drug production…
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Descriptive study on violations committed in prescription forms
A 2003 descriptive study conducted on the importance of prescription forms and its role in attaining the right to health and Patient’s Rights.
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Medicines priced within the Filipinos reach
After years of waiting for the passage of the much-contended legislation, the debacle over the Cheaper Medicines Bill hounds the public even after its celebrated passage in June of 2008. More than a roller coaster ride To say that the campaign to pass the Cheaper Medicines Bill was difficult is a complete understatement. The legislation…
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Healthcare Gone Awry. Dissecting the Hospital Detention Law
A brief explainer on the passage of the Anti-Hospital Detention Law, and its effect on the current Philippine healthcare system.
