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Many are standing, but only a few are outstanding. This aptly describes the 22 rural health units that have been awarded the Sentrong Sigla seal of excellence for quality health services in the region. 


DOH regional director Susana Madarietta said that of the given figure, 20 municipalities were adjudged as outstanding for their rural health units which delivered quality services to its constituents. These include provincial hospitals, district hospitals and rural health units in the 20 municipalities in the region.


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DOH regional director Susana Madarietta said that of the given figure, 20 municipalities were adjudged as outstanding for their rural health units which delivered quality services to its constituents. These include provincial hospitals, district hospitals and rural health units in the 20 municipalities in the region.


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Thirteen health centers in Quezon City, including five super health centers, have been awarded the Sentrong Sigla certification for quality services.


The certification, which is valid for two years, were issued by director Asuncion  Anden of the Department of Health’s Center for Health Development for Metro Manila. 


A Sentrong Sigla basic certification is issued only to health facilities that have met the quality standards for health services.


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                    [Title] => Las Piñas residents to benefit from PGH medical mission
                    [Summary] => Some 2,000 indigent residents in Las Piñas City will benefit from the medical and surgical mission to be conducted under a program of the Philippine General Hospital (PGH), in coordination with the city government.


Las Piñas City Mayor Imelda Aguilar said the "Tatak PGH Plus" program, which will initially be conducted in the city, is aimed at providing free check-ups and other medical and surgical services to underprivileged residents.


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Aguilar said the free hospitalization is one of the flagship programs of his administration, aimed to provide health care benefits such as minor surgical operations and confinement.


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Trinidad made the confession even as he boasted that the city’s 11 health centers were recently cited for their health programs, receiving the "Sentrong Sigla" Awards from the Department of Health. "This just shows that our health services are of high quality," Trinidad told The STAR.


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The Department of Health (DOH) has cited Las Piñas main health center as
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of quality services to the people.

The city government was also awarded with P1 million cash as part of the prizes
in the DOH "Sentrong Sigla" contest nationwide.

In a statement, delighted Mayor Nene Aguilar said he is very proud to receive
the award on behalf of the doctors, nurses, and all public health personnel of
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SENTRONG SIGLA

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DOH regional director Susana Madarietta said that of the given figure, 20 municipalities were adjudged as outstanding for their rural health units which delivered quality services to its constituents. These include provincial hospitals, district hospitals and rural health units in the 20 municipalities in the region.


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DOH regional director Susana Madarietta said that of the given figure, 20 municipalities were adjudged as outstanding for their rural health units which delivered quality services to its constituents. These include provincial hospitals, district hospitals and rural health units in the 20 municipalities in the region.


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The certification, which is valid for two years, were issued by director Asuncion  Anden of the Department of Health’s Center for Health Development for Metro Manila. 


A Sentrong Sigla basic certification is issued only to health facilities that have met the quality standards for health services.


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Las Piñas City Mayor Imelda Aguilar said the "Tatak PGH Plus" program, which will initially be conducted in the city, is aimed at providing free check-ups and other medical and surgical services to underprivileged residents.


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Aguilar said the free hospitalization is one of the flagship programs of his administration, aimed to provide health care benefits such as minor surgical operations and confinement.


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Trinidad made the confession even as he boasted that the city’s 11 health centers were recently cited for their health programs, receiving the "Sentrong Sigla" Awards from the Department of Health. "This just shows that our health services are of high quality," Trinidad told The STAR.


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of quality services to the people.

The city government was also awarded with P1 million cash as part of the prizes
in the DOH "Sentrong Sigla" contest nationwide.

In a statement, delighted Mayor Nene Aguilar said he is very proud to receive
the award on behalf of the doctors, nurses, and all public health personnel of
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Las Pi&ntild
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