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RA 6111 (Philippine Medical Care Act of 1969) Section 29

RA 6111 (Philippine Medical Care Act of 1969) Section 29

Provincial Medical Care Council.

Section 29

SEC. 29. Provincial Medical Care Council.—The Commission shall establish in each province a Provincial Medical Care Council of seven (7) members, to be composed of: 1) the Provincial Health Officer; 2) the Provincial Treasurer; 3) a representative of the Provincial Governor; 4) the duly designated representative of the component society of the Philippine Medical Association; 5) a representative of the Philippine Hospital Association from one of the private hospitals in the province if any, preferably a chief of a hospital; and 6) and 7) two (2) private citizens from the province, one of whom shall be a duly registered physician, to be appointed by the Commission. The last four (4) mentioned members shall be appointed for a term of four (4) years each, arranged on a staggered basis so that only one is appointed annually, except the initial appointees who shall have terms of one, two, three, and four years, respectively. The Council shall elect its Chairman and shall: (a) Supervise the operation of the program on the municipal level; (b) Insure homogenous distribution and maximum utilization of medical facilities within the province; (c) Act as an adjudicatory body for the parties involved in claims for payment; (d) Perform such other functions and duties as may be assigned to it by the Commission; and (e) Hold in trust, through the Provincial Treasurer, as Member of the Provincial Medical Care Council, Community Mutual Health Funds of cities and municipalities as provided for under Section 32 (b).

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