Accreditation

The fellowship training accreditation process aims to assess the fellowship training program of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology- Section of Maternal Fetal Medicine of a hospital. The training program course content and implementation, staffing and physical plan are evaluated. Compliance to all the requirements of the Philippine Board of Maternal Fetal Medicine confers the ACCREDITED  status on the training hospital for a specific period of time.

ACCREDITATION PROCESS

REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCREDITATION

APPLICATION FORM

 

Curriculum

The Maternal Fetal Medicine training is a two-year program which prepares the graduates of general Obstetrics and Gynecology in the field of Maternal and Fetal Medicine through service, training and research.  As a maternal fetal medicine specialist, the primary function is the care and treatment of pregnancies with complications. The training will also include ultrasound skills in pre-pregnancy gynecologic evaluation to offer a more holistic approach to the care of these women.

The program would furnish fellows a comprehensive training in the evaluation and management of the complications of pregnancy, delivery and the puerperium. A basic gynecologic scan for the woman in the various stages of her reproductive life is also included.  It is aimed at producing proficient specialists equipped with the advanced knowledge of obstetrical, medical, and surgical complications of pregnancy and their effects on the mother and fetus.  It would also provide the proper competencies in the performance of various skills in the areas of prenatal ultrasound, prenatal diagnosis and pre-pregnancy gynecologic evaluation.  Ultimately, it would instill in the specialist the motivation to perform clinical research in order to advance the discipline and remain abreast in the rapidly changing field of maternal fetal medicine.

In order to be globally competitive, and in response to republic act no. 7722, otherwise known as the “ Higher Education Act of 1994”, and in pursuance of Commission on Higher Education (CHED) memorandum order no. 46 series of 2012, entitled Policy standard to enhance quality assurance (QA) in Philippine higher education through Outcomes-Based and Typology Based Quality Assurance, the curriculum of Maternal Fetal Medicine has been revised to follow the Outcomes-Based Education from the previous Competency-Based Education.
 At the end of the 2-year fellowship training program, the fellow of Maternal Fetal Medicine is expected to be:
1. Committed professional and competent clinician with ethical practice 
2. Scholarly researcher
3. Physician leader
4. Dedicated educator
5.
Globally engaged citizen