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- This university has a long history. Many nurses learned to care for people here. Nursing isn't just a job, it's a special way of helping others. It's a kind of gift, passed down through generations. I wonder how it all began.
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- Grandma, you've always helped people feel better with your special plant mixtures. Did you know about the very first nurses in the Philippines? How did they help people long ago?
- Long before modern hospitals, we used plants and herbs to make people feel better. It was a gift, passed down through our family for many years. The first nurses in the Philippines used those same gifts, and they cared for people with kindness in their hearts.
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- And Sor Ricarda Mendoza understood that nurses needed good training to help people. She worked very hard to build this school, so nurses could learn the best ways to care for others. She wanted to make sure everyone received the best care.
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- Florence Nightingale showed the world how important it is to be kind to sick people. She changed how we care for people, and she taught everyone the importance of being gentle and caring. She made a big difference.
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- Anastacia Giron-Tupas was a verybrave woman. She fought hard tomake sure nurses were respectedfor their skill and caring. Shewanted everyone to know howimportant nurses are.
- Sotero Laurel, he had a vision for Batangas. He wanted to bring quality education here.
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- Did you know that Miss Sotejo fought for better education and training for nurses, ensuring they were respected like doctors and lawyers in the medical field?
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- The University of the Philippines College of Nursing was established in 1948. Its first Dean, Miss Julita Sotejo, worked hard to make nursing recognized as a respected profession, equal to medicine and law.
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- MCU College of Nursing began offering its BSN program in 1947, with Miss Consuelo Gimeno as its first principal. The MCU Hospital became a training ground for many of our first nurses.
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- Today, we will discuss the pioneers of nursing in the Philippines. Who can tell me about Anastacia Giron-Tupas?
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- She was the first Filipino nurse to hold the position of Chief Nurse and Superintendent! She also founded the Philippine Nurses Association.
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- She was the first Filipino to receive a master’s degree in nursing abroad!
- Very good, Anya! Now, who can share what they know about Cesaria Tan?
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- San Juan de Dios, founded in 1596, served the public through alms and rents. Its care was rooted in compassion, provided by the Hospitaliers of San Juan de Dios.
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- St. Paul’s Hospital, founded in 1907 by Archbishop Jeremiah Harty, made a significant impact on healthcare, providing essential services under the guidance of the Sisters of St. Paul de Chartres.
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- Herb men were known as ‘herbicheros,’ meaning those who practiced witchcraft. People suffering from diseases without known causes were believed to be bewitched by the ‘mangkukulam’ or ‘mangangaway,’ while difficult childbirth and diseases like ‘pamao’ were attributed to the ‘nonos.’
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- And now it’s my turn to carry this legacy forward.
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- Every nurse before her had a story, a purpose.
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- They fought for change. They built the foundation of what we have today.
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- Iloilo Mission Hospital, established in 1906 by the Baptist Foreign Mission, was the site of the first Nurses Board Examinations in 1944, paving the way for Filipino nurses to become licensed professionals.
- During labor, midwives known as ‘mabuting hilot’ were called in to assist. If the birth was difficult, it was thought to be caused by witches, and to disperse their influence, gunpowder was explored from a bamboo cane close to the sufferer's head.
- Miss Anastacia Giron-Tupas, regarded as the 'Dean and pioneer of Philippine Nursing,' initiated the formation of the Filipino Nurses Association (FNA) on September 2, 1922. FNA was incorporated in 1924 and joined the International Council for Nurses in 1929.
- The University of Santo Tomas College of Nursing is the first nursing college in the Philippines. It evolved from the School of Male Nurses opened in 1877 and had Ricarda Mendoza as its first dean.
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