The Malaria Control Program (MCP) of the National Center for Disease Prevention and Control, Department of Health in collaboration with Center for Health Development Central Luzon and CAR through the support of Global Fund Consolidated Malaria Project conduct Basic Malaria Microscopy Training for Medical Technologists from Global Fund Provinces expansion sites to further enhance their knowledge, skills, and capabilities in diagnosing malaria.
The training was held at the Cherry Blossoms Hotel, Manila on October 3 – 14, 2011 for the first batch; and October 17 – 28, 2011 for the second batch.
The course objective to equip participants with knowledge and skills on malaria microscopy were satisfactorily achieved through lecture discussions, actual demonstrations, and microscopy sessions using bench microscopes with topics on the morphology of human malaria, basic laboratory techniques, the new drug policy, care and maintenance of microscope, parasite quantification, and quality assurance.
All participants were able to finish the course with grades ranging from 80% to 94.58%.
Evaluation of the course by the participants resulted to an overall rating of more than 90%. Participants expressed their satisfaction in the training materials, coverage of the course, venue, facilitators, and the general atmosphere in the conduct of the training.
Below is the complete list of the newly trained medical technologists.
The training was held at the Cherry Blossoms Hotel, Manila on October 3 – 14, 2011 for the first batch; and October 17 – 28, 2011 for the second batch.
The course objective to equip participants with knowledge and skills on malaria microscopy were satisfactorily achieved through lecture discussions, actual demonstrations, and microscopy sessions using bench microscopes with topics on the morphology of human malaria, basic laboratory techniques, the new drug policy, care and maintenance of microscope, parasite quantification, and quality assurance.
All participants were able to finish the course with grades ranging from 80% to 94.58%.
Evaluation of the course by the participants resulted to an overall rating of more than 90%. Participants expressed their satisfaction in the training materials, coverage of the course, venue, facilitators, and the general atmosphere in the conduct of the training.
Below is the complete list of the newly trained medical technologists.
First Batch
Second Batch
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1. Ariem, Jerico Valencia
2. Banghallan, Josefina Maria Lanaon
3. Bahiwag, Mary Ann Macadaeg
4. Malanao, Joan Dela Cruz
5. Tayaban, Rachel Appoy
6. Cardenas, Nancy Fontanilla
7. Garcia, Joan Sison
8. Buclay, Lalaine Cabbigat
9. Dulnuan, Marie Rowena Pinkihan
Second Batch
1. Fabros, Nicie Gayle C.
2. Yambao, Mark Anthony S.
3. Cabasog, Edna T.
4. Dela Paz, Ma. Marilou T.
5. Nonog, Ferdinan A.
6. Tan, Marycone G.
7. Galindez, Glicerio L.
8. Marrero, Cristina P.
9. Peralta, Paul Benedict E.
10. Adriano, Liezel J.
11. Alegre, Maricris M.
12. Agod, Venecio G.
13. Galang, Mercedes C.
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