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Nurse No Rest

Nurses’ 40 Hour-Duty in Six Days jsbraza                  Iligan City - -- O ne of the city’s hospitals and institutions here has a number one topnotch in the recent Philippine Nursing Board Exam, RN Clarie Morales Bontol. She wishes to serve her city by being an employee to her alma mater. Sangyaw hopes that she will not complain later after her few weeks, months, or years in service.             Most hospital has a PM:7am-3pm, AM: 3pm-11pm,   and Night:11pm-7am working shifts without rest hours to its nurses, nursing aids, and midwives, thus making them serve 40-hours per week as mandated by the labor code___________. This makes 8-hours per day but some hospital institutions made it beyond the mandate. Nurses in a certain hospital of the city have six working days per week with one day rest. Because of this kind of work condition, they are susceptible to get sick too. In fact, in a certain city hospital, some nurses on duty are also sick like their patients. Nursin

Iligan City Public Hospital

Lapses of Iligan City Public Hospital Nurses Janet An Braza                  A seven year old girl (name withheld), grade one pupil of Iligan City Central School, was bitten by a neighbor’s dog on January 24, 2010. She was sent by the owner of the dog to the city hospital for a vaccine called Rabipur (one vial cost Php1,395). On the next schedule, the girl’s parent availed of an indigent’s card and was told that the indigence program of the City is given only once. The Girl who was bitten by the dog waiting for the City Hospital Indigency Office to be opened to claim her vaccine Rabipur.                The girl’s second injection was at City Health Office (CHO) done by a CHO nurse, who informed the parent that her daughter was not supposed to be injected with an im (intramuscular) injection since the victim has only one bite at her right leg, and she was supposed to be injected by such anti-rabies injection. For the girl was too young. The proper injection to be

Coming election May 2011

AUTONOMOUS REGION IN MUSLIM MINDANAO (ARMM) AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES Section 1. Declaration of Policy. - It is the policy of the State to ensure free, orderly, honest, fair and credible elections, and ensure the secrecy and sanctity of the ballot in order that the citizenry shall be assured that the results of elections, plebiscites, referenda and other electoral exercises are truly reflective of their will. Section 2. Definition of Terms. - As used in this Act, the following terms shall mean: a) Counting Machine a machine that uses optical scanning/mark sense reading device or any similar advanced technology to count ballots; b) Memory Pack/Diskette - a device used to store data; c) Memory Pack Receiver - a dedicated machine that reads memory packs; d) Tape Printout - an adding machine-like tape containing the names of all candidates and the corresponding votes obtained per precinct directly produced by the counting machine; e) Election Returns - a do

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