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Executive Order No. 119 reorganizing the Ministry of Health, its attached agencies and for other purposes, 30 January 1987.

This Order reorganizes the Ministry of Health. The Ministry has the power to do the following, among other things: "a) define the national health policy and formulate and implement a national health plan within the framework of the government's general policies and plans, and to present proposals to appropriate authorities on national issues which have health implications;" and "f) propagate health information and educate the population on important health, medical and environmental matters which have health implications." Among the staff support services to the Minister is the "Public Information and Health Education Service, which shall provide services related to formulating and implementing plans, programs, and projects for public education on health and for the timely and accurate public communication of Ministry policy on health issues." The Ministry also contains an Office for Public Health Services composed of ten staff services, among which are the following: "a) Maternal and Child Health Service, which shall formulate plans, policies, programs, standards and techniques relative to maternal and child health; provide consultative training and advisory services to implementing agencies; and conduct studies and research related to health services for mothers and children," and "c) Family Planning Service, which shall formulate plans, policies, programs, standards and techniques relative to family planning in the context of health and family welfare; provide consultative training and advisory services to implementing agencies; and conduct studies and research related to family planning."

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Home health cardiac rehabilitation.

The Cardiac Rehabilitation Home Program provides the structural framework for patient access to cardiac recovery in the home setting. Using an interdisciplinary team approach, the program standardizes patient education, establishes a personalized activity program, and provides psychosocial support to the patient and family during the recovery process. The Cardiac Rehabilitation Home Program reduces the cost of delivering healthcare to the cardiac population while improving customer satisfaction, strategically positioning home health agencies for managed care contracts.

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