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“The BARMM Government overpasses the distance to reach out to bring something as an expression of gratefulness and returning of favor for their support towards better health care,” Barra said.
The outreach program includes free circumcision (125), eye consultation (265), and medical consultation (308).
In a separate statement, H. Yassin A. Salacayan, the Punong Barangay, said the rare opportunity to be chosen as the beneficiary of the outreach program brought smiles to the faces of his constituents.
“This activity was brought by the government in our barangay, I am happy seeing public servants bringing such help, program, and activity,” Salacayan said in the vernacular.
He assured their full support and help to uplift the health system in the region.
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The orientation for mainland participants was held in Sotogrande Hotel, Davao City on March 7-10 while the orientation for participants from island provinces took place at Grand Astoria Hotel, Zamboanga City on March 14-17, 2023.
According to reports, there were 465 measles cases in the nation overall between January 1, 2022, and September 24, 2022. There have been 4 weeks of consistently more cases compared to the same period in the last year.
The group of people who have not received the measles-containing vaccine (MCV) has grown by 1.22 percent more than the typical yearly target population for routine immunization. As a result, all areas are already at high risk for the spread of the measles.
In order to ascertain the potential of an outbreak in the country, the WHO conducted a risk assessment.
The stated program seeks to ensure that every Filipino is fully protected against diseases that can be prevented by vaccination by creating an effective and well-supported immunization system that is ready to offer routine services and is supported by considerations for and a response to public health crises.
This initiative made it possible for everyone, everywhere, and of all ages to have a strong immunization system, resulting in a healthier Philippines free of diseases that can be prevented by vaccination.
MOH will launch the said mass vaccination throughout the entire region for the safe and healthy Bangsamoro on April 27, 2023 in Cotabato City.
Participants included representatives from the Bangsamoro region's Special Geographic Area Field Health Offices, Integrated Province Health Offices, City Health Offices, and Ministry of Health officials and staff.
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We must sustain strong faith and prosperous life for the Bangsamoro people. Realize that this marks a time when all of us should gather together, for the presence of family to connect and bond with them.
Despite the challenging test that we are all facing, We have faith that this holy month will unite us all toward achieving our common goal.
In the different ways we are responding to this tremendous struggle, let us be reminded that the difficulty we are experiencing should bring out the best in us.
In shaa Allah, we aspire to gain the fortitude necessary to refine our newfound reason for embarking on this spiritual path through our joint effort.
As the most blessed time for Muslims to learn and grow together, May Allah (SWT) grant everyone a meaningful Ramadhan and protect us, our loved ones, and our communities from the pandemic's dangers.
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The activity was conducted to ensure that more Bangsamoro Health Warriors are fully equipped with knowledge and skills in the implementation of Expanded Newborn Screening.
According to the report, the activity also aims to provide quality health services by ensuring that all Filipino newborns are screened and properly managed for common and rare congenital disorders to reduce preventable deaths of newborns.
"This is to make them more effective, expand their knowledge, and develop their skills in Expanded Newborn Screening,"
The newly trained ENBS Nurses and Midwives will further bolster the rate of reaching the national target of 95% of screened babies in the coming future and attain excellence in care.
The training and development were successfully accomplished through the leadership of Minister Rizaldy L. Piang, MD, and the approval of Director of Public Health Bureau Dr. Ahmad-Fawadz A. Israel and head of Family Health Cluster Dr. Analyn G. Dimapanat and her team Regional Assistant Newborn Screening Coordinator Halmira P. Nul, RN, Regional Newborn Hearing Coordinator Ms. Amerah A. Matuan, RN. .
Each coordinator proficiently performed the practical work experience skillfully as part of training completion.
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