CDOC PCC-Tablon Public Health Unit

08/04/2026

🦟 MALARIA AWARENESS

Ang Malaria usa ka sakit nga ginapahinabo sa parasite nga Plasmodium ug ginadala sa pinaakan sa infected nga lamok (Anopheles mosquito). Kini delikado kung dili matambalan dayon.

🚨 Kung adunay hilanat human mapakan sa lamok, magpacheck dayon sa health center o ospital.

📌 Hinumdumi: Ang Malaria malikayan kung limpyo ang palibot ug protektado batok sa lamok.

Likayi ang lamok, likayi ang Malaria! 🦟💚

07/04/2026

31/03/2026

31/03/2026

🎀 Breast Cancer Awareness Health Education Lecture
In Celebration of Women’s Month

In line with the celebration of Women’s Month, a Breast Cancer Awareness Health Education Lecture was successfully conducted at the CDOC PCC–Tablon OPD at 10:00 AM on March 27, 30, and 31, 2026.

The lecture focused on raising awareness about breast cancer prevention, early detection, and proper breast health practices, emphasizing that early detection can save lives.

🩺 Health Teachings Highlighted:
✔️ Perform monthly Breast Self-Examination (BSE) to check for unusual lumps or changes
✔️ Watch for warning signs such as lumps, ni**le discharge, skin dimpling, or changes in breast shape
✔️ Seek early medical consultation if any unusual signs are observed
✔️ Maintain a healthy lifestyle, including balanced diet and regular physical activity
✔️ Encourage women to undergo regular clinical breast examination as advised by health professionals

The lecture was delivered by Mam Katherine Villegas, RN (OPD Staff / PIDSAR Officer) and Mam Azil Caalim, RN (HEPO), who shared valuable knowledge and guidance to promote women’s health and cancer awareness.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Dr. Niña Daffodil Baguio, PHU Head, and Dr. Geenen T. Macadaeg, Acting Chief of Hospital, for their continued support in strengthening health promotion initiatives.

Special thanks are also extended to Immaculate Barcelona, RN, Training Coordinator, for her support in facilitating this activity.

Together, let us continue to empower women through education, awareness, and early detection. 🎀💗

31/03/2026

🎀 Breast Cancer Awareness Health Education Lecture
In Celebration of Women’s Month

In line with the celebration of Women’s Month, a Breast Cancer Awareness Health Education Lecture was successfully conducted at the CDOC PCC–Tablon OPD at 10:00 AM on March 27, 30, and 31, 2026.

The lecture focused on raising awareness about breast cancer prevention, early detection, and proper breast health practices, emphasizing that early detection can save lives.

🩺 Health Teachings Highlighted:
✔️ Perform monthly Breast Self-Examination (BSE) to check for unusual lumps or changes
✔️ Watch for warning signs such as lumps, ni**le discharge, skin dimpling, or changes in breast shape
✔️ Seek early medical consultation if any unusual signs are observed
✔️ Maintain a healthy lifestyle, including balanced diet and regular physical activity
✔️ Encourage women to undergo regular clinical breast examination as advised by health professionals

The lecture was delivered by Mam Katherine Villegas, RN (OPD Staff / PIDSAR Officer) and Mam Azil Caalim, RN (HEPO), who shared valuable knowledge and guidance to promote women’s health and cancer awareness.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Dr. Niña Daffodil Baguio, PHU Head, and Dr. Geenen T. Macadaeg, Acting Chief of Hospital, for their continued support in strengthening health promotion initiatives.

Special thanks are also extended to Immaculate Barcelona, RN, Training Coordinator, for her support in facilitating this activity.

Together, let us continue to empower women through education, awareness, and early detection. 🎀💗

26/03/2026

‼️HUWAG MAGPALOKO SA LABUBULOK GANG! UMIWAS SA SAKIT, UMIWAS SA YOSI AT VAPE!‼️

Meet the Labubulok Gang!

Si Yosi Kadiri, ang OG Killer na pinakamalalang bisyo ng mga Pinoy!

Si V**e Sulasok, ang Budol Queen! Akala mong sweet, yun pala panay lason lang ang laman!

Si Ate Rose(sclerosis), ang Silent Bara na namumuo sa mga ugat kapag tuloy-tuloy magyosi at v**e!

At si Eva Li, o (E-cigarette or V**e Use-Associated Lung Injury) ang Sugatang Baga na kaakibat ni V**e Sulasok!

Iwasan ang impluwensiya ng barkadang to! 'Wag tayo magpaloko sa v**e at sigarilyo!





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23/03/2026

Oral diseases like periodontal (gum) disease, dental caries (tooth decay), and oral cancer needlessly affect millions across the Western Pacific.

To help prevent these conditions, it’s important for people to recognize early warning signs such as:

🩸Bleeding gums
😤Persistent bad breath
⚡Toothaches
🦷Loose teeth
🥹Trouble swallowing
👄Patches in the mouth that don’t heal.

Everyone deserves a healthy smile 😄 – supported by access to timely and affordable oral health care.

Policymakers play a key role in making prevention and early detection accessible to all. 😁✨

19/03/2026

🐶 Rabies Awareness Month Celebration

The Rabies Awareness Month Celebration is being conducted today, March 19, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM at the CDOC PCC–Tablon Outpatient Department (OPD).

Theme: “Rabies-Free Community Starts with Me”

🎤 Hosted by:
• Lindy Clavano, RN

🎓 Lecturers (Animal Bite Treatment Center – ABTC):
• Jonah Handumon, RN
• Jackelyn Casiño, RN

The activity is facilitated by:
• PHU Officer – Katrene Maquiso, RN
• HEPO Officer – Azil Caalim, RN
• OPD Staff Nurse – Ailah Macarambon, RN
• IPCO Nurse – Genger Gabut, RN

With the support of:
• Acting Chief of Hospital – Dr. Geenen T. Macadaeg
• PHU Head – Dr. Niña Daffodil Baguio
• OPD Supervisor – Maria Leah Pelayo, RN, MAN
• Training Coordinator – Immaculate Barcelona, RN

This activity aims to strengthen awareness on rabies prevention, proper management of animal bites, and responsible pet ownership among patients, watchers, and hospital staff. The program includes a health education lecture, interactive discussions, and demonstration on proper first aid for animal bites, emphasizing immediate wound washing and early consultation at the Animal Bite Treatment Center (ABTC).

🙏 We extend our sincere gratitude to all hospital staff, partners, and sponsors who continuously support our health promotion activities. Your commitment plays a vital role in protecting our community from rabies.

📢 Rabies is fatal but preventable—let us all take part in building a Rabies-Free Community! 🐾💉

18/03/2026

📢 Rabies Awareness Month Celebration Program 🐶

In support of Rabies Awareness Month, the Public Health Unit (PHU), in collaboration with HEPO, will conduct a health education activity on March 19, 2026 (10:00 AM – 11:00 AM) at the CDOC PCC–Tablon OPD.

The activity will be facilitated by PHU and HEPO, with lecturers from the ABTC team/staff, focusing on rabies prevention, proper management of animal bites, and responsible pet ownership.

This initiative will be conducted in coordination with the Nursing Service Division (NSD), strengthening our commitment to a safer and rabies-free community.

🩺 Let us all work together to prevent rabies—protect, vaccinate, and seek early consultation.