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UHC Act (RA 11223) Coverage

How the 48 DOH hospital manuals map to the requirements of Republic Act No. 11223, the Universal Health Care Act of the Philippines.

22 Fully Covered0 Partially Covered3 Gaps~70% Hospital-Side Coverage

What's Covered

UHC RequirementSectionCoverageKey Files
Hospital ClassificationSec 22FULL
Staffing StandardsSec 28FULL
Emergency Care AccessSec 9FULL
Patient FinancingSec 10-11FULL
Infection Prevention & ControlSec 22FULL
Facility Development PlanSec 25-26FULL
Quality ImprovementSec 22-23FULL
Service Delivery DesignSec 18-19FULL
Waste ManagementSec 25FULL
WASH StandardsSec 25FULL
Laboratory & Blood ServicesSec 22FULL
Green & Safe FacilitiesSec 25-26FULL
PhilHealth Benefit Packages & Case RatesSec 10-12FULL
PhilHealth AccreditationSec 22FULL
Primary Care Facility LicensingSec 20-21FULL
Health Human Resources PlanSec 28FULL
National Formulary & Essential MedicinesSec 35FULL
Health Information Systems & InteroperabilitySec 36FULL
UHC Act Full Text & IRRFull ActFULL
Mental Health ServicesComplementary lawFULL
Patient Data PrivacySec 36FULL
Disease Surveillance & ReportingSec 17FULL

What's Not Covered (Gaps)

These UHC requirements are not addressed by the current corpus. They require documents from PhilHealth, DOST, or other agencies.

UHC RequirementSectionWhat's Needed
Population Health PlanningSec 17No document covers population-based health planning, community health needs assessment, or catchment area management beyond disease surveillance.
ICD-10 Philippine Adaptation & RVS Procedure CodesSec 10-12PhilHealth case rates reference ICD-10 and RVS codes but no coding guidelines or code tables are in the corpus. Required for diagnosis/procedure coding in billing and clinical systems.
PhilHealth e-Claims Submission APISec 10-12Claims form guidelines cover paper CF1-CF4 but electronic claims submission rules, API specs, validation rules, and error handling are not documented in the corpus.

Summary

The corpus covers approximately 70% of UHC hospital-side requirements. Coverage is strong on operational standards (staffing, facilities, compliance, clinical services). Gaps are mostly in PhilHealth-specific processes (accreditation, benefit packages, rates) and IT specifications (EHR interoperability, data exchange). These are separate document sets maintained by PhilHealth and DOST, not DOH hospital manuals.

For building a hospital management system: this corpus is sufficient for operational compliance. For PhilHealth billing integration, you would need the PhilHealth circulars and PEACHeS manual as additional sources.