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YEAR 2023
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REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH 2023 - (PREGNANT PARTY)
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH 2023 - (PREGNANT PARTY)
Sustainable Program for College of Midwifery Annual Buntis Party (Pregnant Party) and The College of Nursing
Sustainable Program for College of Midwifery Annual Buntis Party (Pregnant Party) and The College of Nursing
The University of Perpetual Help System-Laguna, College of Midwifery has its own Birthing Facility. Its purpose is for the midwifery students to handle and manage it and cater to indigent pregnant mothers. This is in partnership with the JONELTA Foundation and Clinical Division.
For the College to help and impart their knowledge and service to the community, the College has conducted an annual Buntis Party since 2016. During this, the College coordinates with the Biñan Rural Health Unit (RHU) to locate indigent pregnant mothers and collaborate with the JONELTA Clinical Division to help administer free pre-natal consultations and free birth delivery in the Birthing Center with subsidies and affordable packages. JONELTA can cater the mother, infant, and the entire family. This program is a sustainable project to help pregnant mothers in communities.
Likewise, the College of Nursing, particularly the second year nursing students, also collaborated with the JONELTA Clinical Division last February 2023 in the implementation of the Buntis party (Pregnant Party) for first-time mothers. This is in line with the concept on maternal and child nursing, as the nursing students with the assistance of their Clinical Instructor gave a lecture on proper nutrition, untoward signs and symptoms during pregnancy, importance of pre-natal check-up, and a discussion on childcare.
April
April
MDFI SCHOLARS PHARMACY LICENSURE EXAM
MDFI SCHOLARS PHARMACY LICENSURE EXAM
Congratulations to our MDFI Scholars for their hard work and dedication leading up to the Pharmacy Licensure Exam! You've shown resilience and commitment in every step of this journey. Your success is not just a goal but a reflection of your dedication to make a positive impact in healthcare. Best of luck, future pharmacists—your journey is just beginning, and we’re incredibly proud of you!
may
may
World no Tabaco day
World no Tabaco day
Tobacco kills over 8 million people every year and destroys our environment, further harming human health, through the cultivation, production, distribution, consumption, and post-consumer waste.
World No Tobacco Day 2023’s theme is “We need food, not tobacco.” The event aims to inform tobacco farmers about alternative crop production and marketing options and encourage them to grow healthy, long-lasting crops. It will also try to show how the tobacco industry is trying to stop efforts to grow sustainable crops instead of tobacco, which is contributing to the global food crisis.
Peer Confidant Society - Workshop
Peer Confidant Society - Workshop
Join the Peer Confidant Society Workshop: Build Connections, Gain Support, and Grow Together!"
BLOOD DONATION
BLOOD DONATION
"On May 5, 2023, the University of Perpetual Help Dr. Jose G. Tamayo Medical University College of Medical Technology, in proud partnership with the Philippine National Red Cross, organized a successful blood donation drive under the theme A Drop of Blood, A Dose of Life. This meaningful event aimed to emphasize the critical role that each blood donation plays in saving lives and supporting patients in need of transfusions.
Students, faculty, and volunteers from the community gathered together with a shared purpose: to make a difference in the lives of others. Each donation given was not just a contribution of blood, but a symbol of compassion and solidarity with those facing medical challenges. The drive exemplified the University’s commitment to fostering a culture of service, educating future healthcare professionals about the importance of community outreach, and instilling in them the values of empathy and responsibility.
With the generous support of donors, this blood drive served as a powerful reminder that even a small act can have a profound impact. Every drop of blood collected is a gift that brings renewed hope and strength to patients and their families.
june
june
No smoking! Commit to quit!
No smoking! Commit to quit!
Are you ready to kick the habit and start living a healthier life?
This June, join millions of people around the world who are celebrating National No Smoking Month! This is a great opportunity to quit smoking for good and enjoy the benefits of being smoke-free. Whether you use nicotine vapes, stop smoking aids, or get free expert help from your local Stop Smoking Service, you can find the support you need to succeed. Quitting smoking will improve your physical and mental health, save you money, and protect your loved ones from secondhand smoke. Don't wait any longer, make this June your National No Smoking Month and commit to quit!
july
july
Stop smoking, let's choos lung health
Stop smoking, let's choos lung health
Please mark your calendar. The PHMCB Pulmonary Section will be hosting a webinar in celebration of National Respiratory Care Week on Monday July 17, 2023, 11:00AM. Please invite your neighbors, friends and family!
Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88344895484...
Meeting ID: 883 4489 5484
Passcode: 603729
September
September
PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEeS
PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEeS
Congratulations to our new Pharmacy Scholars!
Strive for excellence and work hard to realize your aspirations!
October
October
UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP – DR. JOSE G. TAMAYO MEDICAL UNIVERSITY AND HUACHIEW CHALERMPRAKIET UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP – DR. JOSE G. TAMAYO MEDICAL UNIVERSITY AND HUACHIEW CHALERMPRAKIET UNIVERSITY
SIGNING OF MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
SIGNING OF MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
Representatives from Huachiew Chalermprakiet University in Thailand visited UPH-DJGTMU, engaging in meaningful activities that included signing a Memorandum of Understanding after months of negotiations. This moment marked the beginning of collaboration as representatives from HCU conducted a quick benchmarking activity, showcased through a captivating video presentation, exploring the laboratories, and touring the hospital, paving the way for future partnerships and shared aspirations.
The signing ceremony featured several key representatives including the Chancellor of UPH-DJGTMU, Dr. Arcadio L. Tamayo, and the VP of HCU, Dr. Jonathan Rante Carreon. From left to right: Dean Estrella San Juan of the College of Nursing of UPH-DJGTMU; Dean Analiza Malalay of the College of Pharmacy of the UPH-DJGTMU; Dean Jamilah Baragona of the College of Medical Technology of the UPH-DJGTMU; Dean Sucha Chulsomlee of the HCU; Dean Hansa Mahamongkol of the HCU; Dr. Jonathan Rante Carreon, Vice President of the HCU; Dr. Arcadio L. Tamayo Chancellor of UPH-the DJGTMU; Dr. Anna Noreen Antoinette Tamayo, Director for Clinical Training Programs of UPH-DJGTMU; Executive Director Dr. Roldan Concepcion of the UPH-DJGTMU; Dean John Lumagui of the College of Physical Therapy of UPH-DJGTMU; Dr. Consuelo M. Obillo, Director of Institute for Medicine and Health Professional Education of UPH-DJGTMU; and Dr. Rufo Calixtro Jr, Research Director of the UPH- DJGTMU.
BENCHMARKING ACTIVITY BETWEEN THE UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP DR. JOSE G. TAMAYO MEDICAL UNIVERSITY AND HUACHIEW CHALERMPRAKIET UNIVERSITY
BENCHMARKING ACTIVITY BETWEEN THE UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP DR. JOSE G. TAMAYO MEDICAL UNIVERSITY AND HUACHIEW CHALERMPRAKIET UNIVERSITY
Following the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding, both groups engaged in a valuable benchmarking activity. This collaboration featured Dr. Jonathan Rante Carreon, Vice President of HCU; along with Professor Sucha Chulsomlee, Dean of Medical Technology of HCU; and Professor Hanza Mahamongkol, Dean of Pharmacy of HCU. Together with the UPH-JGTMU representatives, they explored innovative pathways to enhance HCU and UPH-DJGTMU educational programs and address emerging challenges in healthcare and technology. This activity was also created to support the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 3, Good Health and Well-Being.
The Chancellor, Dr. Arcadio L. Tamayo, passionately presented the historical overview of UPH-DJGTMU, encompassing the JONELTA and DALTA systems. The presentation illuminated the diverse campuses of JONELTA and DALTA, showcasing the inspiring vision of the founders while emphasizing the unwavering commitment of the UPH systems to deliver quality education and healthcare to the Filipino people.
The presentation of tokens and products from both Universities was followed by a visit to the Research Department, led by the Research Director, Dr. Rufo Calixtro. During this visit, discussions centered around research practices. Participants exchanged and compared best practices, highlighting activities that both Universities believe will be beneficial. Both parties listened attentively to each other's suggestions.
Other activities were conducted during this event. Dean San Juan of the College of Nursing led the tour of the Nursing Laboratory on the third floor of the Medical Allied Building. While featuring the laboratory, discussions took place regarding mobility opportunities for both faculty and students. Additionally, there were exchanges of ideas concerning the College of Nursing Curriculum and aspects of Community Nursing.
HCU Dean Sucha Chulsomlee and Dean Hansa Mahamongkol had the opportunity to discuss potential collaboration with Dean Jamilah Baragano from the College of Medical Technology and Dean Analiza Malalay from the College of Pharmacy at UPH-DJGTMU. Their engaging exchange of ideas regarding the practices at HCU and UPH-DJGTMU laid the groundwork for future collaboration between faculty members and students in the Colleges of Medical Technology and Pharmacy.
The visit to the College of Nursing Laboratory sparked vibrant discussions about best practices in nursing. Participants eagerly exchanged valuable experiences and insights into modern advancements in the care industry, highlighting the importance of collaboration for enhancing patient care and professional growth.
From left, UPH-DJGTMU Dean of Pharmacy, Dean Analiza Malalay; HCU Dean of the College of Pharmacy Hanza Mahamongkol; UPH-DJGTMU Assistant Dean of the College of Pharmacy, Eduardo Soriano Jr., and UPH-DJGTMU College of Pharmacy Professor Micko D. De Guzman.
November
November
100% DOH Board Passers DOH Scholar
100% DOH Board Passers DOH Scholar
A 100% Passing Rate for our DOH-PSSP Scholars Batch 2022-2023
Midwifery Licensure Exam
We are so proud of you! Congratulations!
Exceeding Customer Service Satisfaction
Exceeding Customer Service Satisfaction
Committed to the Medical University's mission to serve you better, our office staff participated in a workshop training session on Exceeding Customer Service Satisfaction The MU promises quality and excellence, not only in academics, but also in school administration at all levels of the organization. We applaud our front line employees for their energy and active participation, making this successful seminar one of many more to come!
#CustomerService #QualityandExcellence
October
October
DOH Visit at UPHSL
DOH Visit at UPHSL
DOH Region IV-A Pre-Service Scholarship Program (PSSP) Evaluation Team
Visited the University of Perpetual Help-Dr. Jose G. Tamayo Medical University, College of Midwifery, and College of Pharmacy for Evaluation visit as Partner School
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