Health information literacy for medical laboratory science.

Med tech guide lesson

1. HEALTH INFORMATION
SYSTEM FOR MEDICAL
LABORATORY SCIENCE

2. COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course equips the Medical Laboratory
Science students with information
management and technology. It presents
the general situation of healthcare delivery
system in the Philippines and how this system
employs various types of health information
systems for all its operational needs.

3. COURSE OBJECTIVE
•Define educational institutions and health system in the
international, national, and local perspective.
•Explain the significance of core values and objectives to
educational institutions and the relationship between the
system building blocks and health outcomes and the goals
and fuctions of a health system
•Discuss the roles of health information system,
components of a health information system and the
different departments of the hospital, and the criteria for
selection.
•Explain ethics in health informatics and review the privacy,
confidentiality, and security measures in hospitals and the
role of health information management professionals and
of telemedicine in the Philippines.

4. LESSON 1
VISION
01
MISSION
02
CORE VALUES
03
OBJECTIVE OF
THE
INSTITUTION
04

5. LEARNING OUTCOMES
•Mastery of the mission, visions, goals,
and objectives of the institution
•Describe the importance of a firm
mission, vision, goals, and objectives in
an institution
•Differentiate a mission, vision, goals,
and objectives based on their purposes
in the institution.

6. I'm Ms. Glo, your HIS intructor.
Welcome to my education presentation.HELLO THERE!

7. A place where learners of different ages gain an education
including preschools, childcare, primary-elementary schools,
secondary-high schools, and universities. They provide a
large variety of learning environments and learning spaces.
EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTION

8. FORMAL EDUCATION
-Is also called structured learning or synchronous learning.
-Examples of formal learning include classroom instruction,
web-based training, remote labs, e-learning courses,
workshops, seminars, webinars, etc.
INFORMAL EDUCATION
-Is a general term for education that can occur outside of a
structured curriculum in a regular classroom, but is not
limited to that setting. It works through conversation, and
the exploration and enlargement of experience.
TWO TYPES OF EDUCATION

9. 01
VISION
STATEMENT

10. VISION STATEMENT
A vision statement is an inspirational
statement made by an organization that
articulates what they would like to achieve.
Furthermore, the vision guides the
direction of the organization’s efforts.
Conveys the desired end of an academic
institution. it is usually one-sentence
statement that describes the distinct and
motivating long-term desired
transformation resulting from institutional
programs.

11. ISAP-KALINGA
VISION STATEMENT
We envision a school- community which is
committed to be of service to the poor and
the marginalized sectors of the Philippine
society.

12. 02
MISSION
STATEMENT

13. MISSION STATEMENT
A mission statement is defined as an
action-based statement that declares the
purpose of a organization and how they
serve their customers. This sometimes
includes a description of the company,
what it does, and its objectives. A mission
statement is short summary of your
company’s purpose.

14. ISAP-KALINGA
MISSION STATEMENT
Reach out to the poor and disadvantaged
individuals, families and communities and
provide them with holistic and integrated
programs and services that would respond
to their needs and problems to attain
quality way of life.

15. Add a main point
Elaborate on what you want to discuss.
Add a main point
Elaborate on what you want to discuss.
Add a main point
Elaborate on what you want to discuss.
Add a main point
Elaborate on what you want to discuss.
Add a main point
Elaborate on what you want to discuss.
Mission Vs Vision

16. 03
VALUE
STATEMENT

17. VALUE STATEMENT
It’s a message which conveys the core
values and priorities of the company,
organization or team it represents. This lets
your customers and staff know what’s
important to your business and the kind of
culture it has.

20. 04
OBJECTIVES

21. OBJECTIVES
Educational Objectives, or goals, are short
statements that learners should achieve
within or at the end of the course or lesson.
When setting an objevtives, curriculum
developers must think of the SMART
criteria; that is, objectives must be Specific,
Measurable, Attainable, Realistics, and
Time bound

22. OBJECTIVES