Philippines

ABOUT US

ACCESS Health Philippines is a trusted partner of the Philippines Department of Health.

ACCESS Health Philippines supports the Philippines Department of Health Policy Development and Planning Bureau and the Health Facility Development Bureau as they formulate policies and define rules and regulations for all health initiatives across the country. Under the government’s leadership, ACCESS Health has also led efforts to understand the impact of corporatization of public hospitals in the country the potential benefits and challenges of proposed healthcare reforms.

OUR PROGRAMS

We work closely with multinational agencies and local and national governments to improve access to affordable care.

Beyond our work with the Philippines Department of Health, ACCESS Health Philippines is also working closely with local governments and the World Health Organization and the World Bank to improve and strengthen local health systems.

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Fintech philippines

ACCESS Health Participates in Webinar About Fintech Healthcare Financing in the Philippines

March 24, 2022

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Fintech, Payers of Health, Public and Private Partnerships for Health

On March 2, 2022, Dr. Monica Mittal, Innovation Lead, and Ian W. Porteous, Regional Coordinator of …

Evidence-Based Research in Philippine Public Health Policy

July 22, 2021

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Health Innovation

Members of the ACCESS Health Philippines office recently presented their latest research on the use …

Online Event on Evidence-Based Research in Philippine Public Health Policy

May 25, 2021

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Health Innovation, Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health, Providers of Health

On 29 April, an online dissemination event on Exploring Philippine Use of Evidence-Based Research …

OUR TEAM

Sejal Mistry
Regional Director, Southeast Asia

Sejal Mistry leads projects in innovative health financing, digital technology, and aging in Singapore and the broader Southeast Asia region. Sejal has over ten years experience in international health policy, health financing, and HIV/AIDS. Previously, she worked with the South Korean Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service and as a senior health policy and multilateral affairs advisor for the US Government with several agencies including the US State Department, US Health and Human Services, and the US National Institutes of Health.