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Human Resource for Health (HRH)
1. 2005 Oton Population- 99,784
-Human Resource of Health Complement / Catchments.
2. Organizational Structure- (Current and under the RA 1123 UHC)
3. Province Wide-Referral- Technical-Guidelines, Dec- 19-2024
Service Delivery
4. National Voluntary Blood Donation Program
Issues and Concerns
5. Eye clinic by the Lions Club on February 17, 2025 at the Puregold
6. Others
-Dengue Fever Update- 1 death (9 months old, Brgy. Sambaludan)
Human Resource for Health (HRH)
The Human Resource for Health (HRH) in Oton has seen significant developments. As of 2005, the population of Oton was recorded at 99,7842. The HRH complement and catchments have been crucial in addressing the healthcare needs of the community.
Organizational Structure
The organizational structure of HRH in Oton has evolved, especially under the RA 1123 Universal Health Care (UHC) Act. This act has redefined the framework for healthcare delivery, ensuring that more people have access to essential health services.
Province-Wide Referral-Technical Guidelines (Dec 19, 2024)
The Province-Wide Referral-Technical Guidelines, issued on December 19, 2024, have streamlined the referral process for patients needing specialized care. This has improved the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare services across the province.
Service Delivery
Service delivery in Oton has been enhanced through various programs and initiatives. The National Voluntary Blood Donation Program has been instrumental in ensuring a steady supply of blood for medical emergencies and surgeries.
Eye Clinic by the Lions Club
On February 17, 2025, the Lions Club organized an eye clinic at Puregold, providing free eye check-ups and glasses to the residents of Oton. This initiative has been a great success, helping many individuals improve their vision and overall quality of life.
Dengue Fever Update
Unfortunately, Oton has also faced challenges with dengue fever. As of now, there has been one reported death due to dengue fever, a 9-month-old from Barangay Sambaludan. Efforts are ongoing to control the spread of the disease and provide necessary medical care to those affected.
Conclusion
February 14, 2025, was a day marked by both progress and challenges in Oton. The community continues to work together to improve healthcare services and address public health concerns
