Bagong queuing system sa QMC:

Personal na nagtungo si Quezon Governor Angelina "Doktora Helen" Tan sa QPHN–Quezon Medical Center upang ipakita sa publiko ang bagong Queuing System Machine na layong magbigay ng mas mabilis, maayos, at episyenteng proseso ng pagpapakonsulta para sa mga Quezonian.

Para sa mas mabilis na serbisyo

A year ago, the World Health Organization (WHO) released new and updated protocols from the collective experience and knowledge gained from the Covid-19 pandemic. Within the guidelines is a strict emphasis on identifying and potential virulent diseases before it spreads or mutates further. Focusing on stopping any potential of a problem rather than keeping a reactionary mindset. These days the Covid-19 pandemic is in its last stages as the public returns to life before the virus, but the question of the country’s preparedness for any future pandemic is still a prevalent topic. 


The New Frontliners and Updated Protocols

In the vast realm of healthcare, certain heroes often go unnoticed, yet their contributions are invaluable. Among them are medical technologists – the unsung heroes working diligently behind the scenes. We shed light on the crucial role of these dedicated professionals and recognize their immense impact on patient care and overall healthcare outcomes.

Medical technologists deserve society’s care 

UK and Germany are actively recruiting and offering ‘attractive packages’ to Filipino nursing students to address the huge demand for healthcare workers.

Europe now pirating Phl. nursing students

The Department of Health is getting additional funds from the Department of Budget and Management for the special risk allowance of healthcare workers.

DBM gives ₱1.04-B to DoH for HCW's special risk allowance

Lawmaker pushes for the passage of a bill that increases the minimum wage of public nurses, as well as encourages students to take up nursing in their college.

Bill raising minimum wage of nurses by 75% pushed

Many doctors not affiliated with the Philippine Medical Association are licensed doctors who practice in the remote areas, which hamper their ability to undergo further training in medical specialties because they are isolated in the remote communities they serve.

Negotiations urged to break impasse on planned new physicians' law

The COVID-19 pandemic has put a tremendous strain on the Philippine healthcare system, and the frontline healthcare workers have been battling tirelessly to save lives and keep the country safe. These healthcare workers are our heroes, and they deserve greater protection and support amidst the pandemic.

Healthcare workers deserve support amid pandemic

The Philippines has long grappled with a severe nursing shortage, often referred to as the "nursing crunch."

PH faces 'critical' shortage of nurses

GENEVA — Poorer countries are increasingly losing healthcare workers to wealthier ones as the latter seek to shore up their own staff losses from the COVID-19 pandemic, sometimes through active recruitment, the World Health Organization said on Tuesday.

Exodus of healthcare workers from poor countries worsening, WHO says

The New Frontliners and Updated Protocols 

Medical technologists deserve society’s care

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Para sa mas mabilis na serbisyo

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Exodus of healthcare workers from poor countries worsening, WHO says

Europe now pirating Phl. nursing students

Bill raising minimum wage of nurses by 75% pushed

DBM gives ₱1.04-B to DoH for HCW's special risk allowance

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