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114. Malakas Street, Diliman, Quezon City
‘Tel No, 738-68-14; TelFax No 92031-92
E-mail pspincl950@yahoo.com
WHEREAS, during the regular meeting of the Philippine Soctety of Pathologists, Inc., a corporation
duly organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the Philippines, with principal office at PSP
Building, No, 114 Malakas Street, Diliman, Quezon City do hereby certify that at the meeting of the Board of
Governors and Officers of the PSP held on August 14, 2015, at which meeting a quorum was present, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted and approved, to wit:
“RESOLVED, that the Members of the Board of Governors unanimously approved as hereby approves a
the implementation of the mandatory minimum fee schedule for private clinical laboratories and professional
~~ fees for Pathologists as follows:
1 CLINICAL LABORATORIES
y Laboratory Category
~ Primary
Aa Secondary
Xs Free-Standing
Ul, Hospital-Based
Tertiary
501 and above
Im the computation of the gross income for Clinical Pathology, the following are
deducted:
1. Senior Citizen discount
Urban
P8,000.00
P.15,000.00
P 20,000.00
30,000.00
Stockholder’s discount, if applicable
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3, Gross Income from Anatomic Pathology ~ Surgical, Pap’s smear, etc.
4. Charges for Clinical Pathology procedures that Reader's Fee had been
applied (eg Peripheral Blood Smear (PBS), Gram Stain, Acid-fast Baclll
(AFB) smear, KOH, ete...)
fe 5. Send-out test procedures
Rural
5,000.00
P 10,000.00
P15,000.00
P 20,000.00
10%
9%
8%
™M%
6%
5%
LNon-Hospital Based
I. Hospital-Based
Percentage of the Gross Income of the Clinical Laboratory depending on the authorized bed capacity as
stated in the License to Operate (LTO) issued by the Department of Health.
Up to 100 beds
401- 200 beds
201-300 beds
| 301 - 400 beds
401 -500 beds
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A specialty Division of the Philippine Medical Association
114 Malakas Street, Diliman, Quezon City
‘Tel No. 738-68-14; TelFax No 920-31-92
E-mail pspine!950@yaloo.com
Il, MINIMUM PROFESSIONAL FEES (READER'S FEE) IN CLINICAL PATHOLOGY
‘ Minimum Recommended Fee
Peripheral Blood Smear 250.00
Grams stain P 200.00
AFB smear P 200.00 |
KOH P 200.00
Malarial and other blood parasites smear 200.00
‘Toxic granules ~ P 200.00
Bone Marrow smear P1,500.00 S
‘Wet Mount (Trichomonas) P 200.00
‘TMG (Trichomonas, Monilia, Gardnerella) ~ 300.00 N
Special test that requires interpretation (e.g, IF,
Electrophoresis, Molecular diagnostics, etc)~--- Reader's Fee
tobe agreed upon by both the Pathologist and Administration
Hil, MINIMUM PROFESSIONAL FEES (READER'S FEE) IN 4
ANATOMIC PATHOLOGY
‘A. SURGICAL SPECIMENS
Specimen Category Minimum Professional Fee
‘Small (up to 3.0 em in greatest diameter) P 800.00
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Medium (3.1cm to 7.0 em in greatest diameter) P 1,400.00
Large (more than 7.1cm in greatest diameter) 2,600.00
Pea scines sree eg al S
dissection, blood vessel dissection,
and/or involves more than one type of issue) __—P3,800.00
Biopsy (eg. endoscopic biopsies, core |
needle, punch biopsies, etc.) P 1,500.00 Sx
B. MINIMUM PROFESSIONAL FEES (READER'S FEE) FOR OTHER
ANATOMIC PATHOLOGY SPECIMENS:
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Gynecology (Pap's smear) oe 250.00
Non-gynecology without cell block (Max of 4 slides) - P:800.00
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(Additional slides in excess of 4 shall be charged _P150.00/slide
Non-gynecology with cell block P 1200.00
&/ {Additional slides in excess of 4 shall be charged PhP 150.00/slide)PHILIPPINE SOCIETY OF PATHOLOGISTS, INC.
A specialty Division of the Philippine Medical Association
114. Malakas Street, Diliman, Quezon City
‘Tel No. 738-68-14; TelFax No 920-31-92
E-mail. pspincl950(@yahoo.com
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pathologists:
1. All pathologists applying for and/or renewing his/her headship for clinical laboratory pursuant jp
the applicable rules of the Bureau of Health Facilities and services of the Department of Health shall
obtain and submit a CERTIFICATE OF GOOD STANDING from the Philippine Society of Pathologists,
Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy (FNAB)
‘A. Ultrasound guided, CT-Scan guided
1. Assessment for Adequacy =----~ PhP 1,000.00
2. Reader's Fee -- PhP 2,500.00
B, Performed by the Pathologist
including Reader's Fee PhP 4,000.00
IMMUNOSTAINS AND OTHER SPECIAL STAINS Shall apply prosent =
PF schedule of the institution
FROZEN SECTION PhP 5,000.00
Fee for waiting time and cancellation shall be mutually arranged and
agreed upon by the Pathologist and the Hospital administration.” ‘
Inc. (PSP).
2. All Pathologists MUST follow the minimum recommended mandatory laboratory fee schedule and
the professional fees (reader's fee) for Clinical and Anatomic Pathologists as recommended ancl
approved by the Philippine Society of Pathologists, Inc.
3. A duly notarized contract must be executed by the Pathologist and the owner of the clinical
laboratory stating the amount of the laboratory fee if a free standing laboratory or the percentage for
the laboratory gross income for hospital-based laboratory. Duties and responsibilities of the
Pathologists shall likewise be stated as mutually agreed upon by both parties.
‘The following must be stated in the contract as part of the duties and responsibilities of the
Pathologist:
“RESOLVED FURTHER, that the following guidelines shall be strictly followed in the implementation of the
recommended minimum mandatory fee schedule for private clinical laboratories and professional fees for
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‘A. Constitutes an organizational chart that clearly defines the administrative
framework of the laboratory and clearly defines the functional
responsibilities of all the sections thereof. \
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B. Designates Associate Pathologist/s, if any and Medical Technologist/s to
take specific technical and administrative duties and responsibilities in the
laboratory based on the organizational chart. The Pathologist designated asPHILIPPINE SOCIETY OF PATHOLOGISTS, INC.
A specialty Division of the Philippine Medical Association
114 Malakas Street, Diliman, Quezon City
Tel No, 738-68-14, TelFax No 920-31-92
E-mail pspincl9S0@yahoo.com
section head shall have direct responsibility and authority over all
administrative, technical, and operational concerns of the section.
Designation and/or appointment of a laboratory section head shall be
‘subject to ianagement review on a yearly basis
C.Supervises the Medical Technology staff and other laboratory
operational efficiency as well as quality control and assurance of
< all laboratory work or processes. In this regard, all laboratory
personnel shall be subject to semi-annual performance evaluation
review to align personnel career advancement, diseipline, and
productivity in achieving the section goals and objectives.
£ D.Bstablishes and regularly reviews administrative and technica
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procedures to keep abreast with current medical laboratory 5
trends and/or updates, and to continuously improve on the
performance of laboratory tests procedures and other value-
i added services including the assurance of the quality, accurate,
K and timely release of laboratory results.
E. Evaluates and recommends equipments and consumables that
will be purchased for, and utilized in the laboratory with the
assistance of Associate Pathologist/s and senior staff of the
laboratory taking into consideration the specific needs of the |
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patients, attending physicians, and other stakeholders.
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F, Participates in the cost analysis of assays in the laboratory and yi
shall take steps to initiate improving the services and performance
which shall be directly communicated to the Administration, The
Pathologist shall propose schemes to increase the revenues of the
laboratory and help reduce the cost of operation.
G. Sets the guidelines for the implementation of a Quality Assurance Program of
the laboratory including Internal Quality Control Program for technical
procedures, Internal Quality Assurance Program for inputs, processes, and
outputs and Continuous Quality Improvement Program covering all aspects of =
laboratory performance,PHILIPPINE SOCIETY OF PATHOLOGISTS, INC.
A specialty Division of the Philipine Medical Assocation
114 Malakas Street, Diliman, Quezon City
Tel No, 738-68-14, TelFax No 920-3192
‘E-mail. pspine!950@yshoo.com
H. Evaluates the manpower needs of the laboratory and participates in the
hiring, evaluation, promotion, and imposition of disciplinary actions on all
laboratory personnel as outlined In the human resource policies of the
institution,
1. Implements a continuing education program of the technical staff in skills
the laboratory and those that are
pertinent to their duties and function
required by the Department of Health (DOH) for licensing,
J. Addresses administrative and technical concerns of the laboratory that are
appropriately referred in a timely and accessible manner.
K. Provides clinical consultative services to clinicians which is accessible and
timely.
1 Represents the laboratory in the planning, development, promotion, and
policy making activities ofthe institution, Pathologists shall actively participate
inal activities of the Institution including the Committee/s assigned to them.
M, Schedule of visits:
Free-standing clinical laboratories - regular weekly
visit of at least one (1) hour
Hospital-based clinical laboratories - a Pathologist on a
daily duty
4, All Private Clinical Laboratories must accomplish and issue a BIR Form 2307 which states
the compensation of the Pathologist and the taxes withheld on a monthly basis.
5, NO Pathologist shall accept any position in any clinical laboratory without the knowledge and
endorsement of the existing Pathologist/s.
6, Any disagreement between a Pathologist and an institution regarding arrangements and
contractual relationships must be submitted to the Philippine Society of Pathologist for
arbitration. (Admin Manual 3.8.2 - Relations Between the Pathologist and Institution, item
3.8.2.6)
7. The Philippine Society of Pathologists, Inc. shall recommend to the Bureau of Health facilities
and Services (BHFS) of the Department of Health these guidelines as part of the requirements in
the licensing of clinical laboratories.
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A specialty Division of the Philippine Medical Association
114. Malakas Street, Dilimen, Quezon City
‘Tel No, 738468-14; TelFax No 920-31-92
E-mail pspinel950@yahoo.com
“RESOLVED FURTHERMORE, that If found guilty of violation of this recommended Minimum Fees for both
Clinical and Anatomic Pathology and the guidelines thereof, the concerned Pathologist/s will be meted with the
following sanctions:
FIRST OFFENSE:
‘SECOND OFFENSE:
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‘The PSP shall notify the DOH immediately and its Regional Offices when a Pathologist
Written reprimand issued by the Board of Governors of the
Philippine Society of Pathologists, Inc. upon recommendations
by the Committee on Professional and Laboratory Fees,
Committee on Institutional Relations and Committee on Ethical
Relations.
Delisted as a member of good standing of the Society and
prevents him/her for one (1) year from handling any clinical
laboratory or from performing any acts of a duly certified
Anatomie Pathologist. The penalty shall be imposed upon
recommendations of the Committee on Professional and
Laboratory Fees, Committee on Institutional Relations and
Commitee on Ethical Relations to the Board of Governors of the
Philippine Society of Pathologists, Inc, where a vote of 2/3 of
the Board of Governors present there being a quorum.
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Expulsion with revocation of the certificate(s) from the
Philippine Board of Pathology and certification of PSP as
Alplomate or fellow in Clinical Pathology, Anatomic Pathology or
both. He/She will not be allowed anymore to practice Pathology.
This after the recommendations of the Committee on
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Professional and Laboratory Fees, Committee on Institutional
Relations and Committee on Ethical Relations to the Board of
Governors of the Philippine Society of Pathologists, Inc, where a
vote of 2/3 of the Board of Governors present there being a
quorum and must be ratified by the majority of diplomates and
fellows in good standing in the business meeting of the next
annual convention. ,
was delisted as a member of good standing of the Society or when the certificate/s
was/were revoked.”PHILIPPINE SOCIETY OF PATHOLOGISTS, INC.
A specialty Divison of te Philippine Medical Association
114. Malakas treet, Diliman, Quezon City
Tel No, 73868-14; TelFax No 920-31-92
E-mail pspincl9S0@yahoo.com
“FINALLY RESOLVED, that the foregoing resolution shall be implemented effective January 1, 2016 and shall
continue and remain in full force and effect until repealed and/or amended by subsequent resolution/s of the
Board of Governors ofthe Philippine Society of Pathologists, In.”
TRESS nnany we have hereunto set our hands at 14% day of August 2015
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President Vice-President Secretary
DEMEPRIOL. VALLEJR,MD LINDA D. TAMESIS, MD ees MD.
Treasurer Immediate Past President Board of Governor
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EDITHS.TRIA, MD. ROSALIE SABINA MICHIKO S. (agate MD.
Board of Governors Board of Governors
{ARDO VICTORIO S. QUIMBO, MD
Board of Governors
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES)
QUEZON CITY ) OCT 96 2015
SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO before me this __ day of _____ 2015 in Quezon City; Affiant
exhibiting to me her Community Tax Cert. No. issued on at 5
Doe. no. 247 Pronto SER>
a —lp AITY. FLORIMOND C. ROUS
4 .ctary Publie for Quezen City
Unbl DECEMBER 31, 2015
PTR No. 0569712 /01.08-15/0.G,
IBP LIFETIME NO, 00315.
ROLL No, 25769 / TIN; 142-154-035
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