
Introduction to Barangay Health Services
This course covers the knowledge, skills, and attitude you must have as a barangay health worker.
By the end of this course, you should be able to explain the structure and functions of the Philippine public health system and Barangay Health Unit (BHU), understand the roles and professional habits of barangay health workers, identify human body systems, and apply basic first aid, infection control, and workplace safety measures.

Assisting Household to Identify Health Problems and Promote Health and Well-being
This course covers the knowledge, skills, and attitude you must have to assist household in identifying health problems and promote health and well-being.
By the end of this course, you should be able to effectively connect clients with appropriate health service providers, communicate clearly and respectfully, support clients’ logistical needs, and assist in health planning by sharing information, suggesting interventions, and monitoring progress.

Sharing Knowledge and Skills Among Members to Provide Information, Education and Communication and Household Teaching in Disease Prevention and Control
This course covers the knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to share information and conduct household teaching related to disease prevention and control. It includes preparing and delivering health messages, using appropriate communication methods, and demonstrating preventive health practices to individuals and families.

Monitoring Health Status of Household Members Under Your Area of Service Coverage

Safekeeping of Equipment, Medical Supplies and Materials in Health Station
This course covers the competencies necessary for the proper safekeeping and maintenance of equipment, medical supplies, and materials used in a barangay health station. It includes inventory management, correct labeling and storage, and ensuring cleanliness and functionality of items.

Maintaining Updated List/ Record of Health Activities
This course involves maintaining accurate and up-to-date records of health activities and community health data. It includes collecting, recording, and organizing information on household visits, immunization, health education, and other community-based programs.