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Project-Statement ACLS 2023

The document outlines a project to provide Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) training to staff at Governor Roque B. Ablan Sr. Memorial Hospital in Laoag City, Philippines. The training will be provided to 27 participants in two batches over three days each in August 2023. The objectives are to prepare healthcare workers to respond effectively in emergencies, equip them with necessary skills and knowledge, and comply with Department of Health requirements for ACLS certification. An budget of 76,140.20 Philippine pesos is allocated for certificates, handouts, and meals for participants and trainers over the six days.

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Project-Statement ACLS 2023

The document outlines a project to provide Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) training to staff at Governor Roque B. Ablan Sr. Memorial Hospital in Laoag City, Philippines. The training will be provided to 27 participants in two batches over three days each in August 2023. The objectives are to prepare healthcare workers to respond effectively in emergencies, equip them with necessary skills and knowledge, and comply with Department of Health requirements for ACLS certification. An budget of 76,140.20 Philippine pesos is allocated for certificates, handouts, and meals for participants and trainers over the six days.

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Republic of the Philippines


Province of Ilocos Norte
Laoag City

PROJECT STATEMENT

I. PROJECT TITLE : ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT (ACLS)


TRAINING

II. PROJECT LOCATION : GOVERNOR ROQUE B. ABLAN SR.


MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (GRBASMH)

III. IMPLEMENTING OFFICE: GOVERNOR ROQUE B. ABLAN SR.


MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (GRBASMH)

IV. BENEFICIARIES

DIRECT: HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES AND PATIENTS

INDIRECT: PROVINCIAL POPULATION

V. OBJECTIVES

General:
Basic Life Support (BLS) Training aims to provide the competency for the
initial Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Training aims to empower our
health care workers with the necessary skills and knowledge required to
recognize and respond to cardiac emergencies promptly and effectively. ACLS-
trained staff can significantly increase the chances of positive patient outcomes.
The timely administration of appropriate interventions, including high-quality CPR,
defibrillation, and medication administration, can save lives and minimize long-
term complications. In support to all ACLS initiatives, the following policies were
issued: (1) Department Circular (DC) 2018-0131 “Revised Licensing Assessment
Tools for Hospitals” which indicates the list of personnel who are required to have
undergone ACLS training; (2) Administrative Order (AO) 2004-155 “Implementing
Guidelines for Managing Mass Casualty Incidents during Emergencies and
Disasters” prescribing ACLS Training as mandatory for all medical personnel
assigned in the Emergency Rooms; and (3) DC 2019-0277 “Moratorium for the
Implementation of Minimum Qualifications and Training Requirements for Type 1
and Type 2 Ambulances” which requires ACLS as a minimum competency
requirement for Type 2 Ambulance personnel. -19 Pandemic” were issued.

Specific:

1. To prepare and empower health care workers of Governor Roque B. Ablan


Sr. Memorial Hospital who will be mobilized during events, emergencies, and
disasters to provide health and health-related services;
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2. To equip the participants with necessary knowledge, skills and composure to


approach emergencies with confidence, leading to more effective and timely
interventions; and
3. To comply with the DOH findings during the on-site validation that nurses
assigned in special areas are required to be ACLS-trained.

VI. BACKGROUND AND BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT:

The Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Training course provides


healthcare providers the knowledge and skills necessary to respond to breathing
and cardiac emergencies in adult, child, and infant patients.

VII. METHODOLOGY:

This project shall be implemented in two batches, August 9-11, 2023 and
August 16-18, 2023 respectively with 27 participants per batch. Nurses will be
prioritized in the training.

The program will consist of comprehensive theoretical instruction, hands-on


practical exercises, and simulation-based training. The training will employ a
combination of interactive lectures, case-based discussions, and simulated
scenarios to enhance participants' understanding and application of ACLS
protocols.

VIII. PROJECT COST:

An amount of SEVENTY SIX THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED FORTY PESOS &


20/100 (PhP76,140.20) is appropriated for this project under the General Fund,
breakdown as follows:

Description Quantity Amount Total


Certificates:
35 Participants
3 Lecturers/Trainers
Board Paper 6 packs P36.85 P 221.10
Holder
Certificate Frame 6 pcs P204.60 P1,227.60

Hand-out Kits:
Bookpaper 1 ream P291.50 P 291.50
(medium)

Lunch Snacks (AM/PM) for 31 x 6 days = 186 P400.00 P74,400.


Participants, Lecturers, 00
Facilitators

TOTAL P76,140.20
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IX. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE: AUGUST 2023

X. SOCIO-ECONOMIC JUSTIFICATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

The project when implemented would provide GRBASMH health care


workers the competency during emergencies when an initial response is
needed. This will ultimately help save more lives and prevent the occurrence
of more serious health conditions that may financially affect every family. This
training would also greatly enhance the overall quality of patient care, promote
a culture of preparedness, and improve outcomes during critical situations.

Prepared by:

ARLENE G. RAGASA, MD, FPPS


Medical Specialist III & OIC-Chief of Hospital

Noted by:

DR. JOSEPHINE A. RUEDAS


Provincial Health Officer

Recommending Approval:

PEDRO S. AGCAOILI, JR.


PGDH - Planning and Development Coordinator

APPROVED:

MATTHEW J. MARCOS MANOTOC


Governor

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