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MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY LAWS & BIOETHICS –––––––––––––––––––––––––– SUMMER CLASS ○ Circle – Continuous involvement where INTRODUCTION...

MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY LAWS & BIOETHICS –––––––––––––––––––––––––– SUMMER CLASS ○ Circle – Continuous involvement where INTRODUCTION practice and education must always be integrated. ○ Medical Technology Laws and Bioethics provides the -legal as well as ○ Triangle – Trilogy of Love, Respect, and -moral obligations of a professional admitted in the practice of medical Integrity. technology to his/her patients, colleagues, the public, and the ○ Green – Color of Health profession. ○ Microscope & Snake – Science of Medical ○ Medical technology laws are legislative fiats that have legal effects in Technology profession. the practice of medical technology in the Philippines. These laws set ○ 1963 – Year of establishment of the -limitations, -basic rights, -responsibilities, and -obligations that a organization. professional who engages in the practice of medical technology must observe. In its strict sense, these laws are special penal laws because a violation of any of its provisions is punishable either by a fine, PAST PRESIDENTS & THE INCUMBENT PRESIDENT OF PAMET imprisonment, or both. LiBOR BIOETHICS Bioethics is a philosophical discipline that deals with the morality of human conduct in relation to health in particular and to human life in general. It emphasis is on-basic ethical doctrines, -major bioethical principles, and its-application in health. Morality is the quality of a human act. The following are parameters to determine if the human act is morally good: a) The act must be good in itself. b) The act must be good in its end. c) The circumstances other than the end must be good. BED MBP HISTORY OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY IN THE PHILIPPINES ○ In 1887, the Spanish colonial health system created the Laboratorio Municipal de Manila in order to examine -food, -water, and clinical ○ 2015 – 2020 – Rolando E. Puno -specimens. LMd M UP ○ 2020 – 2022 – Rommel F. Saceda ○ In 1927, the University of the Philippines formally opened its ○ 2022 - 2024 (Current) – Luella A. Vertucio degree-granting School of Hygiene and Public Health. SAPH ○ Health education, including public health hospitals and laboratory PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLS OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY services, was strengthened during the Commonwealth Era. AND PUBLIC HEALTH (PASMETH) ○ In 1939, the Department of Public Health was created. DPH ○ In September of 1945, the&26th Medical Laboratory of the&6th United PASMETH – National organization of all recognized schools and 8145 States Army arrived in the Philippines and established its advanced colleges of medical technology and public health in the Philippines. ↳invert6th clinical laboratory at 208 Quiricada Street, Sta. Cruz, Manila. ○ Established on May 13, 1970 ○ Dr. Alfredo Pio De Roda, with the assistance of Dr. Mariano Icasiano, ○ June 22, 1970 – First organizational meeting was held at the reorganized the clinical laboratory and was renamed as Manila Public University of Santo Tomas. Health Laboratory. MPHL ○ Dr. Gustavo U. Reyes – Elected as the first president ○ Dr. Pio De Roda & Dr. Prudencia Sta. Ana – In 1947, led the training ○ May 17, 1971 – PASMETH had its first annual meeting at UST. of high school graduates to work as medical technicians. ○ In 1953, the Philippine Union College offered medical technology as a ↳PUC ○ Circle – Continuity of learning and never &two year course. ○ Willa Hilgert Hedrick – Pioneer of Medical technology education in the ending quest for excellence in the field of Philippines. Wehche academe. ○ Dr. Jesse Umali – First Medical Technology/Technologist graduate of ○ Diamond – Four objectives of the Philippine Union College. association ○ Dr. Antonio Gabriel and Dr. Gustavo Reyes – Offered Medical ○ Microscope – Represents the field of Technology as an elective subject to 4th year and 5th year B.S. Medical technology and Public health Pharmacy Students of UST. ○ 1970 – Year of establishment ○ Rev. Fr. Lorenzo Rodriguez – Offered it as a course due to the popularity of Medical Technology among pharmacy students. FOUR OBJECTIVES OF THE ASSOCIATION (PASMETH) ○ June 14, 1961 - Medical Technology was approved and recognized as a 1. Encourage a thorough study of the needs and problems of Medical degree-level program. 06 14 1961 - - Technology education and to offer solutions for them. 2. Work for the enhancement and continuous development of Medical S PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS Technology education in order that the profession will be of (PAMET) maximum service to the country. 3. Take a united stand in matters which affect the interests of Medical PAMET - National organization of all registered medical technologists Technology education. (RMTs) in the Philippines. 4. Seek advice, aid, and assistance from any government or private ○ It was founded on September 15, 1963 entity for the fulfillment of the association’s aims and purposes. ○ Mr. Crisanto G. Almario – Father of PAMET ○ Charlemagne T. Tamondong – First PAMET presiden ○ June 21, 1969 – Republic Act No. 5527, otherwise known as the PHILIPPINE SOCIETY OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS Philippine Medical Technology Act of 1969, was enacted. (PHISMETS) ○ June 22, 1973 – Presidential Decree No. 223 was approved, thereby PHISMETS – National organization of Medical Technology students. creating the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). ○ It is under the supervision of PASMETH president and under the ○ September 6, 1973 – through proclamation No. 1181, series of 1973, administration of the committee on Student development of Ferdinand Marcos Sr. declared the third week of September as a PASMETH. celebration of the medical technology profession. ○ Conducts an annual Medical Technology student leadership ○ July 15, 1975 – PAMET was accredited by the Professional Regulation training strategic planning. Commission (PRC) as the professional organization of Medical ○ The activity aims at enhancing leadership qualities of students of Technologists. member schools and promote camaraderie. ○ November 22, 1989 – PAMET formally adopted its official hymn titled “Beloved PAMET” which was written by Hector G. Gayares Jr. and set into music by Francis Jerota Pefanco. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ﾟ✧ ┣▇▇▇═─ *:･ﾟ 1 lary,frmt