Letters of Designation of Sector Coordinator, Responsibilities and Authorization
Date: May 2, 2003
To: Raquel Arthuz de Leon, MD
Training Officer, DEMS
From: Reynaldo O. Joson, MD
Chair, MDH Task Force SARS
Re: Designation as Sector Coordinator for DEMS, responsibilities and
authorization
You are hereby designated as sector coordinator for DEMS in the prevention and control of SARS in DEMS and MDH.
As sector coordinator, you are responsible for:
As sector coordinator, you are authorized to:
As sector coordinator on SARS at the DEMS, you report directly to the Chair of MDH Task Force SARS on all matters on SARS.
If you have a direct superior in your sector, you should, however, inform and update him of what is going with regards to SARS prevention and control.
Reynaldo O. Joson, MD
Chair, MDH Task Force SARS
Noted by:
Ms. Rita Wanninger
Assistant Hospital Director
Date: May 2, 2003
To: Ms. Divine Reyes
Supervisor, Nursing Service
From: Reynaldo O. Joson, MD
Chair, MDH Task Force SARS
Re: Designation as Sector Coordinator for Nursing Service, responsibilities
and authorization
You are hereby designated as sector coordinator for Nursing Service in the prevention and control of SARS in floors (particularly 11F) and MDH.
As sector coordinator, you are responsible for:
1. Formulating policies, procedures, and strategies in the floors (particularly 11F) towards prevention and control of SARS in MDH that are in consonance with those formulated by the MDH Task Force SARS.
2. Implementing the Nursing policies, procedures, and strategies approved by MDH Task Force SARS.
3. Supervising, monitoring, and evaluating the implementation of the anti-SARS policies, procedures, and strategies in the floors (particularly 11F).
As sector coordinator, you are authorized to:
1. Put the entire staff of Nursing Service under your command and control on SARS matters.
2. Decide on any SARS problem-solving situation in floors that are not yet included in existing MDH Task Force SARS approved policies and procedures. The decision should be guided by existing general policies on SARS.
3. Directly request other sectors in the hospital for assistance in the prevention and control of SARS in the floors (particularly 11F) and MDH.
As sector coordinator on SARS at the floors, you report directly to the Chair of MDH Task Force SARS on all matters on SARS.
If you have a direct superior in your sector, you should, however, inform and update her of what is going with regards to SARS prevention and control.
Reynaldo O. Joson, MD
Chair, MDH Task Force SARS
Noted by:
Ms. Rita Wanninger
Assistant Hospital Director
Date: May 2, 2003
To: Dr. Cynthia Joy Uy
Chair, Department of Radiology
From: Reynaldo O. Joson, MD
Chair, MDH Task Force SARS
Re: Designation as Sector Coordinator for Department of Radiology, responsibilities and authorization
You are hereby designated as sector coordinator for Department of Radiology (Radiology) in the prevention and control of SARS in your Department and MDH.
As sector coordinator, you are responsible for:
1. Formulating policies, procedures, and strategies in Radiology towards prevention and control of SARS in your Department and MDH that are in consonance with those formulated by the MDH Task Force SARS.
2. Implementing the Radiology policies, procedures, and strategies approved by MDH Task Force SARS.
3. Supervising, monitoring, and evaluating the implementation of the anti-SARS policies, procedures, and strategies in Radiology.
As sector coordinator, you are authorized to:
1. Put the entire staff of Radiology under your command and control on SARS matters.
2. Decide on any SARS problem-solving situation in Radiology that are not yet included in existing MDH Task Force SARS approved policies and procedures. The decision should be guided by existing general policies on SARS.
3. Directly request other sectors in the hospital for assistance in the prevention and control of SARS in Radiology and MDH.
As sector coordinator on SARS at the floors, you report directly to the Chair of MDH Task Force SARS on all matters on SARS.
If you have a direct superior in your sector, you should, however, inform and update her of what is going with regards to SARS prevention and control.
Reynaldo O. Joson, MD
Chair, MDH Task Force SARS
Noted by:
Ms. Rita Wanninger
Assistant Hospital Director
Date: May 2, 2003
To: Dr. Rosanna Tungol
Assistant Chair, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Services
From: Reynaldo O. Joson, MD
Chair, MDH Task Force SARS
Re: Designation as Sector Coordinator for Department of Pathology and Laboratory Services, responsibilities and authorization
You are hereby designated as sector coordinator for Department of Pathology and Laboratory Service (Laboratory) in the prevention and control of SARS in your Department and MDH.
As sector coordinator, you are responsible for:
1. Formulating policies, procedures, and strategies in Laboratory towards prevention and control of SARS in your Department and MDH that are in consonance with those formulated by the MDH Task Force SARS.
2. Implementing the Laboratory policies, procedures, and strategies approved by MDH Task Force SARS.
3. Supervising, monitoring, and evaluating the implementation of the anti-SARS policies, procedures, and strategies in Laboratory.
As sector coordinator, you are authorized to:
1. Put the entire staff of Laboratory under your command and control on SARS matters.
2. Decide on any SARS problem-solving situation in Laboratory that are not yet included in existing MDH Task Force SARS approved policies and procedures. The decision should be guided by existing general policies on SARS.
3. Directly request other sectors in the hospital for assistance in the prevention and control of SARS in Laboratory and MDH.
As sector coordinator on SARS at the floors, you report directly to the Chair of MDH Task Force SARS on all matters on SARS.
If you have a direct superior in your sector, you should, however, inform and update her of what is going with regards to SARS prevention and control.
Reynaldo O. Joson, MD
Chair, MDH Task Force SARS
Noted by:
Ms. Rita Wanninger
Assistant Hospital Director
Date: May 2, 2003
To:
Pulmonary Laboratory
From: Reynaldo O. Joson, MD
Chair, MDH Task Force SARS
Re: Designation as Sector Coordinator for Pulmonary Laboratory, responsibilities and authorization
You are hereby designated as sector coordinator for Pulmonary Laboratory (Pulmo-Lab) in the prevention and control of SARS in your Department and MDH.
As sector coordinator, you are responsible for:
1. Formulating policies, procedures, and strategies in Pulmo-Lab towards prevention and control of SARS in your Department and MDH that are in consonance with those formulated by the MDH Task Force SARS.
2. Implementing the Pulmo-Lab policies, procedures, and strategies approved by MDH Task Force SARS.
3. Supervising, monitoring, and evaluating the implementation of the anti-SARS policies, procedures, and strategies in Pulmo-Lab.
As sector coordinator, you are authorized to:
1. Put the entire staff of Pulmo-Lab under your command and control on SARS matters.
2. Decide on any SARS problem-solving situation in Pulmo-Lab that are not yet included in existing MDH Task Force SARS approved policies and procedures. The decision should be guided by existing general policies on SARS.
3. Directly request other sectors in the hospital for assistance in the prevention and control of SARS in Pulmo-Lab and MDH.
As sector coordinator on SARS at the floors, you report directly to the Chair of MDH Task Force SARS on all matters on SARS.
If you have a direct superior in your sector, you should, however, inform and update her of what is going with regards to SARS prevention and control.
Reynaldo O. Joson, MD
Chair, MDH Task Force SARS
Noted by:
Ms. Rita Wanninger
Assistant Hospital Director