CGMED
SOP 03-20 INTERIM GUIDELINES FOR PCG QUARANTINE FACILITIES
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CGMED
This SOP shall prescribe the guidelines and proper measures to efficiently and effectively execute the prescriptive quarantine period for all repatriated overseas Filipino workers (OFW) delegated to the PCG jurisdiction.
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STANDING OPERATING PROCEDURE
MC 06-14 APPROVAL OF THE PROPOSED MC PROVIDING FOR THE REVISION
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CGMED
The purpose of this Memorandum Circular is to set policies and procedures in the prevention of the Use of Dangerous Drugs in the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and the conduct of Drug Test to all PCG Personnel pursuant to paragraphs (d) and (e) Article lll of Republic Act No. 9165 The Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002
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MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR
MC 05-16 REVISING MC 06-14, ESTABLISHING THE GUIDELINES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MANDATORY / RANDOM DRUG TESTING AND THE HANDLING OF PCG PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN ILLEGAL DRUGS, AND CREATING THE PCG SPECIAL DRUG BOARD, FOR THE PURPOSE
By:
CGMED
The purpose of this Memorandum Circular is to set policies and procedures in the prevention of the use of dangerous drugs in the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and the conduct of drug test to all PCG Personnel pursuant to paragraphs (d) and (e) Article lll of Republic Act No. 9165 (The Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002).
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MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR
ADDENDUM 01-21 MC 05-16 ESTABLISHING THE GUIDELINES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MANDATORY/RANDOM DRUG TESTING AND THE HANDLING OF PCG PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN ILLEGAL DRUGS, AND CREATING THE PCG SPECIAL DRUG BOARD, FOR THE PURPOSE
By:
CGMED
The purpose of this Memorandum Circular is to set policies and procedures in the prevention of the use of dangerous drugs in the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and the conduct of drug test fo all PCG Personnel pursuant to paragraphs (d) and (e) Article II of Republic Act No. 9165 (The Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002)
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MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR
ADDENDUM 01-21 MC 05-16 REVISING MC 05-16, ESTABLISHING THE GUIDELINES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MANDATORY/RANDOM DRUG TESTING AND THE HANDLING OF PCG PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN ILLEGAL DRUGS, AND CREARTING THE PCG SPECIAL DRUG BOARD, FOR THE PURPOSE
By:
CGMED
The purpose of this Memorandum Circular is to set policies and procedures in the prevention of the use of dangerous drugs in the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and the conduct of drug test fo all PCG Personnel pursuant to paragraphs (d) and (e) Article II of Republic Act No. 9165 (The Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002)
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MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR
SOP 09-25 HEALTH MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS FOR PCG TRAINEES IN THE REGIONAL TRAINING CENTERS
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CGMED
To establish a standardized procedure for Coast Guard Medical First Aid Stations (MEDFAS) in handling medical cases involving trainees at the Regional Training Centers (RTCs) under the Coast Guard Education, Training and Doctrine Command (CGETDC). This procedure also outlines the necessary reporting protocols and aims to ensure the health, safety and overall well-being of trainees while undergoing basic Coast Guard Officer's Course (CGOC) and/or Coast Guard Non-Officer’s Course (CGNOC) as preparation for the physical and mental demands of the Coast Guard Service.
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STANDING OPERATING PROCEDURE
SOP 04-09 Subj, Guidelines in the Prevention, Containment and Management of Influenza A(H1N1) Infection
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CGMED
in April 2OOg a swine-originating lnfluenza virus strain (HlN1) commonly refenbd to as "swine flu" caused a worldwide flu pandemic, but there is no evidence that it is endemic to pigs (i.e. actually a swine flu) or of transmission from pigs to people; instead the virus is spreading frol person to person. tnfluenza Aintfrfil ii a new strain of virus that resulted from the reassortment of'four (4j viruses from pigs, humans and birds, but the current strain causes illness mainlY to humans' The signs and symptoms of lnfluenza A (H1N1) is very similar to seasonal or r.g,rlrr flu. lt- will usually manifestr with colds, cough, fever, headache, fatigue, sore throat, muscle or joint pains, and lack of appetite. ln some cases, there were Symptoms Of nausea, vomiting and dianhea' ':: At present, evidence suggests that the main route of human-tohuman transmission of the new lnfluenza A(H1NI) virus is via respiratory droplets, which are expelled by speaking, sneezing or by coughing' Any person wno is in elose contaci with someone who has influenza-like symploms is at risk of being exposed to potentially infective respiratory droplets. presently, there-is-noincidencs-of ffluenza A(H1N1) in the PCG. There is no "r.ur"n"" though that we can continue this present trend. since it -1- was already declared by the World Health Organization (Wl-tO) as a globa! pandemic, so it is imperative that the PCG continue to practice the preventive measures being imposed by the WHO and DOt-i. The present thrust of DOH has sh!fted from containment to mitigation of the spread of this disease' lll. PURPOSE: This SOP prescribes the policies and guidelines to be toloweO by ati Pnilippine Goast Guard personnel on the Prevention, Containment and Management of the lnfluenza A (H1N1).
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STANDING OPERATING PROCEDURE
SOP 06-09 Subj, Guidelines in Availing of Philhealth Benefits for PCG Personnel and Direct Dependents
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CGMED
The National Government, through Republic Act Nr 7875 or the National Health lnsqrance Aci oJ 1995, aims to provide and make available to all Filipinos quality health service. This Act seeks to provide all Filipino citizens with the rnechanism to gain financial access to health services. : ln conformity with this Aet, the Philippine Health lnsurance Corporation (PhilHealth) was established to implement the provisions of RA 7875 (as amended by RA 9241). PhilHealth has instituted measures to increase the memhership covereci by their program, and at the same time facilitate the procbssing of benefit claims. On 23 January 2008, PhilHealth has issued Circular Nr 02-2008 which stated that the PhilHealth Member Data Record (MDR) is the primary or first document to be submitted when claiminq PhilHealth benefits. , ft has'been observed tt rt *]jority of PCG personnel still do not have their PhilHealth lD and/or updated MDR, which leads to delays in the processing of their PhilHealth benefit claims, thus the said personnel has no other recourse but tcl pay the total hqepital bill instead. All PCG uniformed and civilian personnel are members of PhilHealth, as mandated by law. ln line with this, PhilHealth contributions are automatically deducted from our monthly salaries, and thus, we are all qualified to avail of -l- ,e PhilHealth benefits, especially during hospital confinement' lt is unfortunate however that majoriiy of PCG personnll are not aware of this great advantage of +hiii-;rf, oenents being or supposed are deducted from the total hospitat bitl' SuOmission of necessa;y requiiements, such as the MDR, will facilitate the procegs of claiming PhilHealth benefits' il1. PuEEgsE, This soP prescribes the guidelines to be followed by all Fr.,irip-p,n" c*rt Guard personnel in availing of PhilHealth benefits during their or ifr"ii O"p"ndent's hospital confinement, and expedite processing of their claims'
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STANDING OPERATING PROCEDURE
SOP 09-09 Subj, Guidelines in the Conduct of Physical and Medical Examination to Applicants for Commissionship and Enlistment into the PCG
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CGMED
The philippine Coast Guard (PCG) is recruiting applicants for Gommissisnship and'Lnlistment ints the aclive Coast Guard serviee. For CYzoog, the fir-st'baich of candicate officers and coast Guardsman a!'e already undergoing training at cG Basic school, cG Base Taguig. To complete the progrirn f5r this yErr, another fifty (50) CGOC and five hundred (500) CGMC reeiuitS shall be COrivened tefrtatively on i'iover-nber 2009. ln the absence of a PCG Regulation, the AFP Regulations on the standards of phyiical Examination shall be used as basis of the PCG in accepting or disqualifying an applicant' per HpcG/cG-1 LOI Nr A2, the coast Guard Medica! senvice (CGMED) was designated as the UPR for the conduct of physical and medical examination (PME| of all applicants who shall pass the PCG Entrance Examination. Further, per guidance of higher headquartei's, ali examinaiions, such as Np screening'and interview, blood, urine and stool exams, chest x-ray and ECG, shall be co-nducted at CGMED Dispensary (HPCG), at no expense to the appiicants. lll. puRposE: This sop prescribes the guidelines to be followed by all appricar.'t- mmissionship and Enlistment into the active service. Philippine Coast Guard
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STANDING OPERATING PROCEDURE