SPUQC Health Services Unit

14/11/2025

World Pneumonia Day is commemorated every November 12 and November is Pneumonia Awareness Month. Pneumonia is a remains one of the leading causes of illness worldwide but one that is preventable with vaccination, good hygiene and early treatment.

*This post was created by BS Nursing students as part of their clinical rotation at the SPUQC Health Services Unit

10/10/2025

October 10 is Mental Health Day 🥰 Everyone has a role to play in supporting each other’s mental health. Let’s choose kindness every day!

Support your mental health—every stage, every age.

08/10/2025

24/09/2025

"Naulanan po ako kaya ako nagkasakit."

Not exactly! Getting wet in the rain won’t make you sick right away — but it can make your body more vulnerable to viruses.

Be Mindful! Be Safe!

18/09/2025

If you don’t feel well, it’s okay to pause. Staying home or resting helps you recover faster while protecting your classmates, teachers and staff. Let’s keep our Paulinian Community safe and healthy together.

18/09/2025

Caritas Christi Urget Nos: Paulinians Stand for Truth

31/07/2025

VACCINATION PROGRAM FOR A.Y. 2025 - 2026
The school clinic will be undertaking the annual Vaccination Program mandated by the national government. Vaccination proved to be the easiest and most logical means for enhancing the immune system, thereby preventing the onset of the disease and will take care of you for one whole year or more.

Actual immunization day will be held on AUGUST 15, 2025, Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM at the clinic. Should you wish to avail of the vaccines, please register using the link below. Payment in cash should be made at the cashier on or before August 6, 2025, Wednesday. After payment at the cashier, kindly present the Official Receipt at the clinic. This payment is needed for ordering the vaccines.
For further inquiries, please contact any of the school clinic staff with telephone no. 8-726-7986 to 88 loc. 145. May we request you to strictly adhere to our schedule to avoid problems in ordering the vaccine

This is not compulsory, but, we highly encourage you to take this simple but very important step on disease protection and prevention.

Thank you very much.

Form Links:
- High School & College Students
https://forms.office.com/r/yXbaZZJpQs
- Employee
https://forms.office.com/r/rR60VzDrCU

29/07/2025

📢 Important Notice for College Students: Student Affairs and Paulinian Student Government- SPUQC Saint Paul University Quezon City
ANNUAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE

To ensure your well-being for the 2025-2026 academic year, please review the schedule for your annual physical examination.

This exam is a key opportunity to consult with our school physician and dentist about any health concerns.

Please note that this examination is required for your clearance for the school year.

Thank you for your attention and cooperation.

24/07/2025

This is a repost reminder to stay vigilant against leptospirosis, especially during the rainy season. Leptospirosis is a serious bacterial infection that can be contracted through contact with water contaminated by the urine of infected animals, often during floods. To protect yourself, avoid wading through floodwaters whenever possible. If exposure is unavoidable, wear protective boots and clothing. Always clean and disinfect any wounds and seek medical attention if you experience symptoms like fever, body pain, or redness of the eyes. Do not self-medicate—take antibiotics only if prescribed by a healthcare professional. Let’s stay safe and informed. Prevention is always better than cure.

Post-flood alert: Leptospirosis is a risk. Stay out of floodwaters, cover any wounds, and wash hands thoroughly. Protect yourself and your family!

14/07/2025

School is back—and healthy habits should always be part of your child’s routine! Make sure they get enough sleep, eat healthy, stay active, practice good hygiene, and stay updated on vaccines. A healthy student is a happy learner. Let’s start the school year strong and safe!

16/06/2025

June is National No Smoking Month in the Philippines, let’s raise awareness that e-cigarettes are not the safe solution they claim to be. They are not proven to help people quit smoking and may even harm public health, especially our youth. Instead, let’s support effective, science-backed methods like counseling and approved therapies. Choose to quit the right way—protect your health, your family, and our future.

09/06/2025

The clinic staff attended in the 42nd Annual Philippine Private School Health Officers Association (PSHOA) Convention to enrich their knowledge in school health and stay updated on the latest best practices. Demonstrating leadership and commitment to school health, our very own doctors contributed as esteemed speakers and moderators, sharing valuable insights and fostering meaningful discussions with peers.