Program/
Activity |
Description |
Person-In-Charge |
Results |
1. Hepatitis B Vaccination Program
Follow through among students with poor compliance. |
As part of the primary prevention program of the Health Promotion and Safety of the clinic, the students are required to be fully immunized prior to their clinical rotation next school year.
The hepatitis B vaccination status of the 3rd and 2nd Year BSN students was included as a requirement prior to signing their clearance. |
Dr. Joy Ellen Buela-Barrameda
In coordination with:
Dr. Cecilio Diomampo
Ms. Ruth P. Evangelista, R.N
Ms. Mhonakris Villareal, R.N.
|
The number of recipients who availed the vaccine (includes students and employees):
95% of the current 3rd Year BSN students are fully vaccinated.
100% of the 2nd Year BSN students have received the first 2 doses of the Hepatitis B vaccine. |
Pro-Health Programs |
2. Directly Observed Treatment Short Course (DOTS) |
This program gives the students and employees, whom we discovered positive for Pulmonary Tuberculosis, free medicines and easy access for consultations.
The cases of PTB seen at the school clinic were coordinated at the DOTS clinic of the Manila Doctors Hospital. |
Ms. Mhonakris Villareal, R.N
In coordination with:
Dr. Joy Ellen Buela- Barrameda
Dr. Cecilio Diomampo
Ms. Mina (DOTS Clinic Nurse of MDH) |
The number of recipients (includes students and employees):
* three students |
3. Hepatitis B positive health counselling |
The hepatitis B screening is mandatory during the second year of all BSN students. Once a student is discovered to be Hepatitis B positive he or she is called together with their respective parent or guardian.
A meeting is set. This is normally a two part meeting, school physician – parent/guardian meeting and second part includes the student. This meeting takes place at the clinic and is closed - door.
During the meeting, we discuss the result of the screening, the process of the blood testing and important details regarding the virus. Lastly, we assure the parents/guardians and students that their anonymity is maintained. |
Dr. Joy Ellen Buela- Barrameda
In coordination with:
Dr. Cecilio Diomampo
Ms. Ruth P. Evangelista, R.N
|
The number of recipients (students):
* additional two students |
4. Health teaching and management for students and employees with health findings during annual physical examination. |
This program aims in providing health awareness regarding their present health status after the physical examination. |
Dr. Joy Ellen Buela-Barrameda
In coordination with:
Dr. Cecilio Diomampo
Ms. Ruth P. Evangelista, R.N |
The number of recipients (includes students and employees):
168 |
5. Pre – enrollment and Re – admission Physical Examination
(based on physical examination log book) |
Prior to enrollment, incoming first students were required to have their pre-enrollment physical examination to detect health problems that can affect/influence their lives as students and later on as professionals e.g. color blindness, hypertension, tuberculosis, scoliosis etc.
For the cases of re-admission, it is also a requirement for them to have their physical examination prior to enrollment to check their health status. |
Dr. Joy Ellen Buela-Barrameda
In coordination with:
Dr. Cecilio Diomampo
Ms. Ruth P. Evangelista, R.N |
The number of recipients (students):
795 |
6. Pre – employment Physical Examination
(as of October-November, 2008) |
Prior to employment, employees were required to have their pre-employment physical examination to detect any deficiencies e.g. color blindness, hypertension. |
Dr. Joy Ellen Buela-Barrameda
In coordination with:
Dr. Cecilio Diomampo
Ms. Ruth P. Evangelista, R.N
Ms. Mhonakris Villareal, R.N. |
The number of recipients (employees):
68 |
Other Services |
7. Out – patient consultation at MDH – IMSD
(based on records provided by MDH-IMSD) |
The free consultations held at the IMSD of the Manila Doctors Hospital availed by the students and employees. |
Dr. Joy Ellen Buela-Barrameda
In coordination with:
Dr. Cecilio Diomampo
IMSD Personnel |
The number of recipients (includes students and employees):
10 |
8. Emergency room conduction
(as of October-November, 2008) |
This program provides students access for immediate care on the Emergency Room of the Manila Doctors College. |
Dr. Joy Ellen Buela-Barrameda
In coordination with:
Dr. Cecilio Diomampo
Ms. Ruth P. Evangelista, R.N |
The number of recipients (includes students and employees):
5 |
Special Cases Seen at School Clinic
(as of October, 2008) |
9. Cases
- Burns(chemical)
- Asthma
C. Epilepsy |
This program provides immediate action to patients with chemical burns and having asthma attack which occurred within the school premises.
This aims to provide first aid care and minimize hospital emergency room referrals / transfer. |
Dr. Joy Ellen Buela-Barrameda
In coordination with:
Dr. Cecilio Diomampo
Ms. Ruth P. Evangelista, R.N |
The number of recipients: (students and employees)
1
12
1 |
10. Surgical Procedures Done:
a. Incision and Drainage
b. Saucerization
c. Burn wound Debridement
d. Sprain Bandaging |
This program provides immediate action to patients with carbuncle, burn caused by non-chemical substances and sprain.
This aims to provide first aid care and minimize hospital emergency room referrals / transfer. |
Dr. Joy Ellen Buela-Barrameda
In coordination with:
Dr. Cecilio Diomampo
Ms. Ruth P. Evangelista, R.N |
Number of Recipients: (students and employees)
1
0
1
1 |
10. AH1N1 Prevention Campaign |
Series of programs were formed with the ultimate goal to prevent the AH1N1 flu from infecting our students and employees.
- Lecture on AH1N1 Virus and Flu – June 10, 2009
- Posting of Proper Hand washing Techniques – June 8, 2009
- Acquisition of needed supplies: 1. 10 Thermoscan and probes
2. Face Masks
3. Sanitizing solutions such as alcohol and other disinfectants
d. Daily Temperature
check from June
15 – July 3, 2009.
e. Posting AH1N1
advisory in official
MDC sites –
facebook, multiply
and official website.
f. Strict
implementation of
the DOH guidelines
particularly to send
home students and
employees who are
found to have fever.
g. General Campus
clean-up and
disinfection last
June 26 – 27.
h. Distribution of AH1N1 questionnaire from June 15 - 20
|
- Dr. Joy Buela – Barrameda, SWDD, HR personnel
- Dr. Cecilio Diomampo, Ms. Mhonakris Villareal, Admin. Directorate
- Administrative Directorate
- Alumni Affairs office, Faculty and staff of MDC,
- BDO, ITD
- Clinic personnel (school physicians and nurse)
- Admin. Directorate
- MDC Clinic, CON, CAS and Admin. Directorate |
- To date, the Manila Doctors College has no confirmed case of the AH1N1 flu. |
