Manila Naval Hospital

Manila Naval Hospital A 65 bed capacity and Level 1 Military Treatment Facility licensed by the Department of Health.

Culmination of CGHTC Class 01-2025 “Sinag-Una” Clinical Learning Experience On 31 October 2025 the Manila Naval Hospital...
12/11/2025

Culmination of CGHTC Class 01-2025 “Sinag-Una” Clinical Learning Experience

On 31 October 2025 the Manila Naval Hospital proudly marks the successful completion of the Coast Guard Healthcare Technician Course Class 01-2025 “Sinag-Una” Clinical Learning Experience. Over the past weeks, the trainees showcased dedication, competence, and compassion as they honed their clinical skills and rendered quality patient care.

The program was graced by LTC MERVYN JOHN VIADOY Chief Medical Service and COL ARLENE M MANDAL NC(MNSA) together with the Coast Guard Director of Nursing Service Training Institute. This milestone highlights their growth as future Coast Guard healthcare providers, ready to serve with excellence, integrity, and commitment to serve the maritime nation.

On 30 October 2025, The Manila Naval Hospital successfully conducted “The Medics Challenge 2025” a half-day friendly tou...
12/11/2025

On 30 October 2025, The Manila Naval Hospital successfully conducted “The Medics Challenge 2025” a half-day friendly tournament designed to strengthen teamwork, leadership, and presence of mind among our future Marines and Coast Guard healthcare providers.

This activity tested participants from the Basic Medical Aidman Course (BMAC) and Coast Guard Healthcare Technician Specialty Training Course (CGHSTC) through simulated clinical and tactical emergency response scenarios, challenging their speed, accuracy, discipline, and cooperation under pressure.

Through events like this, MNH continues to hone the competence and readiness of our medical frontliners always prepared to serve in both hospital and field operations.

Courtesy Call and Hospital Tour of United States Marine Corps (USMC) Medical Personnel at Manila Naval HospitalOn 13 Oct...
12/11/2025

Courtesy Call and Hospital Tour of United States Marine Corps (USMC) Medical Personnel at Manila Naval Hospital

On 13 October 2025, the United States Marine Corps (USMC) led by the Commanding Officer of MRF-SEA Col, Robb Mcdonald USN and their Medical team conducted a courtesy call to the Commanding Officer, Manila Naval Hospital, COL PHAVEENA R AGUINALDO MC(GSC) followed by a hospital tour as part of their coordination efforts in connection with the Marine Air Support Activity (MASA) exercise of the Philippine Marine Corps and US Marine Corps slated from 14–25 October 2025.

The visit aimed to strengthen collaboration and enhance interoperability between USMC medical planners and MNH healthcare personnel, ensuring readiness and mutual support in providing quality medical care to participating troops.
This engagement underscores MNH’s commitment to fostering international partnership and medical cooperation in support of joint military operations.

| Strengthens Partnership with DOH–Metro Manila Center for Health Development The Manila Naval Hospital (MNH), led by ...
01/11/2025

| Strengthens Partnership with DOH–Metro Manila Center for Health Development The Manila Naval Hospital (MNH), led by LTC WILFREDO SEVILLA MC, Executive Officer, representing COL PHAVEENA R AGUINALDO MC (GSC), Commanding Officer, paid a courtesy call on Regional Director Lester Tan of the Department of Health–Metro Manila Center for Health Development (MMCHD) on 06 October 2025.

The meeting served to reaffirm the hospital’s continuing collaboration with the Department of Health in implementing vital health programs that support the well-being of naval personnel and their families. Both institutions expressed their commitment to strengthen health initiatives that ensure a fit and mission-ready Philippine Navy, thereby contributing to public health advancement and national security. This engagement underscores MNH’s dedication to building inter-agency partnerships that promote holistic health, operational readiness, and sustained service to the nation.

On 22 September 2025, the BLS Training Facilitators team took action at the Army General Hospital, delivering an essen...
01/11/2025

On 22 September 2025, the BLS Training Facilitators team took action at the Army General Hospital, delivering an essential DOH Certified Basic Life Support Training for Healthcare Providers (BLS-HCP) to 26 dedicated nurses and midwives. This hands-on training sharpened their emergency response skills, ensuring they’re prepared for any critical situation. By strengthening the collaboration between the Army and Navy, this initiative boosts overall readiness, empowering our military healthcare providers to save lives when it matters most.


| Strengthening Inter-Service Medical Training Collaboration On 16 September 2025, a successful coordinating conferenc...
01/11/2025

| Strengthening Inter-Service Medical Training Collaboration

On 16 September 2025, a successful coordinating conference led by COL PHAVEENA R AGUINALDO MC(GSC) together with COL ARLENE MANDAL NC(MNSA), MAJ EDA RYNE C DE OCAMPO NC and 1LT MARIELLE JEN B JUSTINIANE MAC and PCG Training Directorate headed by CDR GENEBIE G MONTEJO PCG with LTJG JONATHAN A DURAN PCG and LTJG LEAH P ESCATRON PCG was conducted at the Conference Room of the Manila Naval Hospital (MNH). The meeting brought together key representatives from both the Philippine Navy and the Philippine Coast Guard. This collaboration was in line with the upcoming Clinical Learning Exposure (CLE) for the Coast Guard Healthcare Technician Specialization Course. This conference laid the groundwork for an important cross-service educational engagement that will allow Coast Guard healthcare trainees to immerse themselves in hands-on clinical experiences within the Philippine Navy’s medical facilities.

This initiative is a testament to the unified commitment of the Philippine Navy and Philippine Coast Guard in upholding the highest standards of healthcare service within the maritime domain. Through this joint effort, both organizations are paving the way for a stronger, more capable, and better-connected medical force for the nation's maritime safety and defense.

successfully conducted a 3-day Orientation on Epidemic-Prone Disease Case Surveillance, Specimen Collection, Transport...
01/11/2025

successfully conducted a 3-day Orientation on Epidemic-Prone Disease Case Surveillance, Specimen Collection, Transport and Handling, and Donning and Doffing of PPE last 26–28 August 2025 at the Gazebo Area, MNH.

The activity brought together our healthcare personnel to strengthen their skills in monitoring epidemic-prone diseases, ensuring proper specimen management, and practicing safe and correct use of protective equipment. These sessions are vital in preparing our staff to respond effectively to public health threats while maintaining the highest standards of patient and personnel safety.

Likewise, this training capacitates participants in reporting notifiable diseases. By investing in continuous training and readiness, the Manila Naval Hospital reaffirms its commitment to providing quality healthcare services and supporting the health security of our community.

4th PSQUA Mid-Year Quality Summit 2025 proudly took part in the 4th Philippine Society for Quality in Healthcare (PSQU...
01/11/2025

4th PSQUA Mid-Year Quality Summit 2025

proudly took part in the 4th Philippine Society for Quality in Healthcare (PSQUA) Mid-Year Quality Summit, held on 22 August 2025 at the Ospital ng Maynila Medical Center with the theme “Excellence in Health Care Research: Ensuring Quality, Safety, and Patient-Centered Care.”

Representing MNH were COL ARLENE M MANDAL NC (MNSA), Chief Nurse, and Ms. LA Reyes, CivHR, who actively engaged in discussions advancing healthcare quality and patient safety. A significant highlight of the summit was the recognition of MAJ MARK DAGAT NC, who was conferred as a Quality Specialist by PSQUA—a distinction that affirms MNH’s continuing commitment to advancing standards of excellence in healthcare delivery.

This achievement reflects MNH’s steadfast dedication to quality improvement, patient-centered service, and professional development as it upholds its mission to provide world-class healthcare in support of the Fleet-Marine Team and their families.

successfully conducted its 1st HIV Counseling to Testing Training from 04–08 August 2025, attended by nurses and healt...
28/10/2025

successfully conducted its 1st HIV Counseling to Testing Training from 04–08 August 2025, attended by nurses and healthcare workers from various departments. The five-day training, led by DOH-certified facilitators and experts from the National AIDS/STI Prevention and Control Program, focused on equipping participants with essential skills in HIV pre- and post-test counseling, rapid testing procedures, confidentiality, and client-centered care.

The interactive sessions aimed to strengthen the capacity of MNH personnel to deliver stigma-free and confidential HIV services within the hospital and its satellite clinics. This milestone training has a significant impact on the Philippine Navy and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP). By integrating HIV testing into routine healthcare, the initiative supports military readiness, promotes the health and wellness of personnel, and strengthens the AFP’s role in the national HIV response. The newly trained counselors are expected to lead HIV awareness and testing efforts, helping reduce stigma, ensure early detection, and provide linkage to care ultimately making the Philippine Navy a proactive force in addressing HIV within military and civilian populations.

Strengthens Marine Readiness Through Training ⚓The Manila Naval Hospital (MNH) remains steadfast in its commitment to...
28/10/2025

Strengthens Marine Readiness Through Training ⚓

The Manila Naval Hospital (MNH) remains steadfast in its commitment to support the Fleet-Marine Team by empowering the Basic Medical Aidman Course (BMAC) students through a series of specialized lectures held at The Specialized School, MBRB this July 2025.

07 July 2025 – CIV HR Del Rosario, RN discussed Medical Abbreviation and Terminology; CIV HR San Jose, RN and CIV HR Gatchalian, RN lectured on Essential Emergency Drugs and Supplies.

08 July 2025 – CIV HR Daguro, RPh tackled Basic Pharmacology and Drug Administration.

09 July 2025 – CIV HR Llanes, RM and CIV HR Sarte, NA facilitated a session on Bed Making.

10 July 2025 – CIV HR Bueno, RN presented Male and Female Catheterization, while CIV HR Versales, RN lectured on E***a.

10 July 2025 - CivHR Versales RN conducted lecture on E***a at Classroom B, The Specialized School, MBRB

11 July 2025 – CPT Rogelio Roche, NC shared insights on End-of-Life Care and Post Mortem Care.

18 July 2025 – MAJ Clar, NC and CIV HR Decuzar lectured on Pre- and Post-Operative Care, Basic Suturing, and Wound Management.

By equipping BMAC students with essential medical knowledge and practical skills, MNH directly enhances their capacity to render effective health services to Marines in diverse operational settings. These lectures not only strengthen the students’ clinical competence but also reinforce their readiness to perform their duties with excellence, thereby contributing to the Philippine Navy’s mission accomplishment in safeguarding national security and serving the Filipino people. 🇵🇭⚓

Shines at the 4th Research Colloquium 2025!Held on 30 June 2025 at the Citystate Tower Hotel, the 4th Research Colloqu...
25/10/2025

Shines at the 4th Research Colloquium 2025!

Held on 30 June 2025 at the Citystate Tower Hotel, the 4th Research Colloquium and Poster Presentation was conducted by the Philippine Association of Nursing Authors for Clinical, Community, Education, and Administration (PANACCEA) with the theme “Bridging Research and Advocacy: Empowering Communities Through Evidence.”

Led by COL ARLENE M. MANDAL NC (MNSA), Chief Nurse, the Manila Naval Hospital team proudly showcased their award-winning evidence-based practice studies presented by:

MAJ EDA RYNE DE OCAMPO NC – SBAR Standardized Patient Handover
👉 Best in Clinical Practice & Most Innovative Study Design

CPT ROGELIO ROCHE NC – Standardized Nursing Service Audit Tool
👉 Recognized for Strong Best Policy Implementation

Mr. John Michael Gatchalian (CIV HR) & Ms. Duchesne San Jose (CIV HR) – Enhancing Independent Nursing Practice
👉 Best in Health Policy and Leadership

Congratulations to the MNH family for showcasing excellence in research and innovation, and for empowering communities through evidence-based practice!

Personnel Development Seminar 🌟The Manila Naval Hospital successfully conducted a Personnel Development Seminar on Enhan...
24/10/2025

Personnel Development Seminar 🌟

The Manila Naval Hospital successfully conducted a Personnel Development Seminar on Enhancing Customer Relations in Healthcare Setting on 27 June 2025, 1300H, at the MNH Gazebo Area. The seminar was graced by distinguished speakers Dr. Emerson Aliswag and Dr. Eric Vila, who shared their expertise and insights on strengthening healthcare service through effective customer relations. This event was made possible under the leadership of COL Phaveena R. Aguinaldo MC (GSC), Commanding Officer of Manila Naval Hospital, whose commitment continues to inspire the MNH family in delivering quality healthcare with compassion, respect, and excellence.

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