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* Lab test updates * Preventive service recommendations * Text messaging * Health management advice * Personalized recommendations * Health goal info * Medication reminders * Monitoring surveys * Clarity on patient responsibility * Bills that are easy to understand and pay

* LAB TEST UPDATES - Waiting for lab results can be a stressful experience for many patients, and 77% of those surveyed want providers to help them track their results. Make it clear how and when patients will be able to pick up their results. * PREVENTIVE SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS - Patients are busy, so they don’t always track when they need certain preventive visits. Sending automated messages that remind patients to schedule these appointments * TEXT MESSAGING - Younger patients don’t want to talk to their providers on the phone – they’d much rather receive a text or message via patient portal. * HEALTH MANAGEMENT ADVICE - Reminders for activities patients can do at home to stay healthy are appreciated, such as nutrition tips or easy exercises. But 21% of patients don’t get these messages from providers

* PERSONALIZED RECOMMENDATIONS - Disease-specific communication helps patients feel valued and connected to their providers, which makes them more likely to follow their advice. * HEALTH GOAL INFO - Everyone wants to know what they should be working toward with their vital signs. * MEDICATION REMINDERS - Reminding patients when to take their meds with a text is an easy way to improve adherence. * MONITORING SURVEYS - Patients want to feel like their providers are doing everything they can to help them. This also can help providers pick up on any changes with a patient’s condition or improvements they need to make.

* CLARITY ON PATIENT RESPONSIBILITY - Unexpected costs are a major concern for patients, so make sure they know what they’ll need to pay and when it’s due. * BILLS THAT ARE EASY TO UNDERSTAND AND PAY - Let patients know what they owe before they receive their bills, and you’ll likely increase timely payments. Accepting various forms of payment can also help improve the chances patients will pay their bills.

- December 27, 1993 - April 9, 1994

* 1.1. Be a citizen and resident of the Philippines; * 1.2. Be a good moral character; * 1.3 .Be at least thirty (30) years of age; and * 1.4. Is neither a member of the faculty, whether full time, part time or lecturer, of any school, college or university where a regular course in radiologic technology is taught, nor has any pecuniary interest, directly or indirectly, in such institution during his term of office as a Board member.

* 2.1 Be a radiologic technologists; and * 2.2. Have at least ten (10) years practice as radiologic technologists prior to their appointment: Provided, That the three (3) radiologic technologists appointed as members of the first Board shall be deemed automatically registered as radiologic technologists upon assumption of their duties as members

* 3.1.Be a radiologist; and * 3.2.Has at least ten (10) years practice as a radiologist; prior to his appointment

* 4.1.Be a medical physicist; and * 4.2.Has at least ten (10) years practice as a medical physicist

Mr. Jose Cervantes

Mr. Santos Ragasa

1976-1977

Mr. Alfonso Abrigo

Mr. Gabriel Mendoza (1977-1978)

Mr. Bernardo Ramos

Mr. Felix Castillo (1981-1982)

1974-1975 - Mr. Jose Cervantes 1975-1976 - Mr. Santos Ragasa 1976-1977 - Mr. Alfonso Abrigo 1977-1978 - Mr. Gabriel Mendoza 1980-1981 - Mr. Bernardo Ramos 1981-1982 - Mr. Felix Castillo

Mr. Santos Ragasa

Mr. Alfonso Abrigo