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    The Fourmula One Plus program aims to boost universal healthcare in the Philippines and make Filipinos among the healthiest people in Southeast Asia by 2022. However, this goal may be overly ambitious given the short timeframe. The program focuses on institutionalizing people-centered healthcare delivery, collaboration, financing, service delivery, regulation, and governance. While the intentions are good, there are gaps in execution. Many remote communities still lack adequate access to healthcare practitioners, supplies, facilities, and feel the effects of healthcare financing. Obtaining healthcare remains difficult and costly for many Filipinos. While the Philippines has improved in healthcare, there is still progress needed to fully achieve the goals of the Fourmula One Plus program and ensure

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    The Fourmula One Plus program aims to boost universal healthcare in the Philippines and make Filipinos among the healthiest people in Southeast Asia by 2022. However, this goal may be overly ambitious given the short timeframe. The program focuses on institutionalizing people-centered healthcare delivery, collaboration, financing, service delivery, regulation, and governance. While the intentions are good, there are gaps in execution. Many remote communities still lack adequate access to healthcare practitioners, supplies, facilities, and feel the effects of healthcare financing. Obtaining healthcare remains difficult and costly for many Filipinos. While the Philippines has improved in healthcare, there is still progress needed to fully achieve the goals of the Fourmula One Plus program and ensure

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    The Fourmula One Plus program aims to boost universal healthcare in the Philippines and make Filipinos among the healthiest people in Southeast Asia by 2022. However, this goal may be overly ambitious given the short timeframe. The program focuses on institutionalizing people-centered healthcare delivery, collaboration, financing, service delivery, regulation, and governance. While the intentions are good, there are gaps in execution. Many remote communities still lack adequate access to healthcare practitioners, supplies, facilities, and feel the effects of healthcare financing. Obtaining healthcare remains difficult and costly for many Filipinos. While the Philippines has improved in healthcare, there is still progress needed to fully achieve the goals of the Fourmula One Plus program and ensure

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    The Fourmula One Plus program aims to boost universal healthcare in the Philippines and make Filipinos among the healthiest people in Southeast Asia by 2022. However, this goal may be overly ambitious given the short timeframe. The program focuses on institutionalizing people-centered healthcare delivery, collaboration, financing, service delivery, regulation, and governance. While the intentions are good, there are gaps in execution. Many remote communities still lack adequate access to healthcare practitioners, supplies, facilities, and feel the effects of healthcare financing. Obtaining healthcare remains difficult and costly for many Filipinos. While the Philippines has improved in healthcare, there is still progress needed to fully achieve the goals of the Fourmula One Plus program and ensure

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    What is your assessment of Fourmula One Plus and its areas of focus?
    What gaps do you see between what exists and what policy direction states?

    The Fourmula One Plus aims to boost universal health care which seems to be a
    great program. However, their vision for Filipinos to be among the healthiest people in
    Southeast Asia by 2022 is somewhat idealistic. This programs seems to want to do so much
    in such a short amount of time. Their strategic foci include institutionalizing a people-
    centered service delivery network and lead a whole-of-society collaboration at all levels. The
    intention and goal of this program is to have better health outcomes, but in terms of
    execution I think there is a lack in that aspect. Many small and remote municipalities still do
    not feel this program’s supposed effects to “engage the healthy, sick, affected populations,
    and special groups”. Many communities still do not feel the financing of health care that this
    program claims to have one of its pillars. The Fourmula One Plus program focuses on
    financing, service delivery, regulation, and governance, and an additional performance and
    accountability, however the program itself could be further improved in terms of execution
    and information dissemination especially to those who will greatly benefit from it.
    In Municipalities like that of Agutaya, there is a clear lack of health care
    practitioners, supplies, and facilities to cater to all the residents of their area. Furthermore,
    many people in this community and other communities around the Philippines do not seek
    for medical attention regarding their illnesses because “wala [silang] pondo” or they can’t
    afford to go to one. Many Filipinos cannot afford to have their illnesses properly treated and
    so they resort to alternative treatments such as albularyos and manghihilots for relief. There
    are also many Filipinos that only seek medical attention when their illnesses have gotten
    really bad which could have been easier to treat if they came in earlier. The process of
    getting to a health care center/hospital, getting checked by a doctor, being given treatment,
    and getting better is a process not all Filipinos have the luxury of getting. The lack of health
    centers especially in small and remote communities around the Philippines makes it difficult
    for some to get to them, which becomes one obstacle for their medical treatment. If and
    when you get to a health center for example, another obstacle would be the amount of time
    you have to wait for a medical professional/doctor to see you and give you a diagnosis. The
    obstacles for an average Filipino to get medical assistance and health care does not end
    once you get the chance to see a doctor. With the time and money someone in these
    conditions spends to get better, I can see some feel a sense of hopelessness.
    With the current condition of the Philippines in terms of health care, I feel as if we
    have come a long way from where we were a few years ago, but still have a long way to go
    before we can claim to be among the healthiest people in Southeast Asia. I am not losing
    hope that what the Fourmula 1+ aims to do become a reality not just for the privileged, but
    for everyone in the Philippines including the poor, those living in remote locations, the
    indigenous people, etc.

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