Dr. Christine Marie Diaz Gawat

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As part of the celebration of National Lung Month, our Barangay Health Workers (BHWs) actively participated in the One-D...
28/08/2025

As part of the celebration of National Lung Month, our Barangay Health Workers (BHWs) actively participated in the One-Day Technical Updates on the National Tuberculosis Program (NTP).

This activity was designed to equip our frontliners with updated knowledge and skills in the prevention, detection, and management of tuberculosis (TB), ensuring that our communities continue to receive quality TB care and services right at the grassroots level.

We salute our BHWs for their commitment and dedication in the fight against TB. Truly, they are our partners in building healthier barangays and a TB-free community.

Healthy lungs, healthy life! Together with our BHWs, we move forward towards a stronger and healthier future.

20250708 | Adolescent Health & DevelopmentLast July 8, 2025, the students of Tabon Maximino Estrella National High Schoo...
04/08/2025

20250708 | Adolescent Health & Development

Last July 8, 2025, the students of Tabon Maximino Estrella National High School gathered at the Tabon Barangay Hall for an eye-opening and empowering Adolescent Health Symposium led by our dedicated midwives from the Rural Health Unit - Tabon and Post 23 Health Station.

Through interactive discussions and engaging activities, students learned about the importance of physical, mental, and reproductive health during adolescence. The symposium aimed to raise awareness, promote healthy lifestyle choices, and create a safe space for young minds to ask questions and seek guidance.

Thank you to our hardworking health workers and supportive school and barangay officials for making this event a success!

07082025 | Moral Recovery ActivityA meaningful Moral Recovery Activity was recently conducted in Sitio Balite, Barangay ...
10/07/2025

07082025 | Moral Recovery Activity

A meaningful Moral Recovery Activity was recently conducted in Sitio Balite, Barangay San Jose, bringing together members of the community in a shared pursuit of transformation through values formation and spiritual renewal.

By instilling the core values of honesty, integrity, discipline, and compassion, we empower individuals to become better citizens, neighbors, and leaders in their own right.

Thank you to everyone who took part and helped plant the seeds of change in Sitio Balite, San Jose. Especially to our dedicated nurse, Mr. Roentgen R. Nalam, RN; and midwife, Ms. Evelyn B. Dominguez, RM. May this be the beginning of a more values-driven and purpose-filled Bislig.

07082025 | Responsible ParenthoodAnother successful Responsible Parenthood Symposium was held for our pregnant women and...
10/07/2025

07082025 | Responsible Parenthood

Another successful Responsible Parenthood Symposium was held for our pregnant women and lactating mothers of Post 23 Health Station, in partnership with the Commission on Population and Development (POPCOM), headed by Ms. Ingrid D. Masancay, RN.

This informative session aimed to empower mothers with essential knowledge on family planning, child care, and maternal health, helping them make informed decisions for their families and future.

Special thanks to our dedicated midwife, Ms. Lucila T. Sajulga, RM for organizing and facilitating the activity.

We also extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Tabon Barangay Council for their unwavering support in promoting maternal and child health in our community.

070825 | Field Consultation at Sta. Maria Health StationThe City Health Office, under the leadership of Dr. Brenda M. Es...
10/07/2025

070825 | Field Consultation at Sta. Maria Health Station

The City Health Office, under the leadership of Dr. Brenda M. Estrella, conducted a successful field consultation last July 8, 2025 at Sta. Maria Health Station through Tabon Health Zone headed by Dr. Christine Marie Diaz Gawat.

Our team attended to patients with various medical concerns, including reproductive and dental health, updated their health profiles, and provided essential health teachings to promote wellness in the community.

We thank our dedicated nurse, Ms. Joann B. Bulanon, RN and midwife, Ms. Mary Devanny D. Eludo, RM; their Barangay Health Workers and Barangay Nutrition Scholars for their positive contribution and extending the gratitude to the residents of P8, P8A and P12 Tabon for your active participation.

Special thanks to the personnel and staff of Tabon Health Zone we were with us in this activity, Dr. Rolkhan B. Hussin, Ms. Cresilda C. Gallego, RN; Ms. Gemma Perez, RM; Mr. Ranel D. Duero, Ms. Hannalyn T. Catalan, Ms. Ladymae C. Forones, Ms. Josephine P. Tagud, Mr. Niel Patrick B. Castillo, Mr. Dediro Rivera.

070725 | Smoking Control & Cessation ProgramThe Evaluator’s Orientation for the 2nd Bislig City Red Orchid Awards was su...
10/07/2025

070725 | Smoking Control & Cessation Program

The Evaluator’s Orientation for the 2nd Bislig City Red Orchid Awards was successfully conducted, setting the tone for the upcoming assessment tour across all 24 barangays!

Representatives from the City Health Office (CHO), Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), Provincial Department of Health Office (PDOHO), and Philippine National Police (PNP) - Bislig came together to align standards, criteria, and commitment towards a common goal: a 100% Smoke-Free Bislig.

The Red Orchid Awards is more than a recognition, t is a movement. A movement that protects lives, promotes clean air, and prioritizes the well-being of every Bisliganon. With each barangay evaluated, we take a step closer to building a city that values health, safety, and sustainability.

07032025 | Emerging & Re-Emerging Infectious Diseases The final polishing of the EREID Contingency Plan on Dengue has of...
09/07/2025

07032025 | Emerging & Re-Emerging Infectious Diseases

The final polishing of the EREID Contingency Plan on Dengue has officially concluded. A collaborative effort led by the City Government through the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO), in close partnership with the City Health Office (CHO) and other key agencies.

This initiative is more than just a response protocol, it is a proactive strategy that aims to safeguard our communities from the growing threat of dengue. The plan outlines clear, coordinated steps for early detection, rapid response, and effective control measures that will minimize the health and social impact of dengue outbreaks.

Its significance lies in our ability to act swiftly and cohesively during a potential surge. With clearly defined roles and synchronized response mechanisms, we are now more capable of mitigating outbreaks, reducing transmission, and lessening the burden on our healthcare system.

The impact of this effort will be felt in how prepared, informed, and resilient our city will be in the face of vector-borne threats.

What makes this success even more meaningful is the invaluable guidance and mentoring of Ms. Milly U. Vios, whose expertise, dedication, and commitment helped shape the clarity, structure, and strength of the plan. Her contributions were instrumental in steering the team towards a unified and well-aligned strategy.

As dengue continues to challenge public health, we remain firm in our commitment to a safer, healthier Bislig.

06282025 | Adolescent Health and Development ProgramEmpowering the Youth of Purok 5, Lawigan!A different approach, but e...
09/07/2025

06282025 | Adolescent Health and Development Program

Empowering the Youth of Purok 5, Lawigan!

A different approach, but equally important and effective way of reaching out to the youth.

We would like to sincerely thank Lawigan Health Station Nurse, Ms. Gerelyn M. Magada, RN; Barangay Lawigan Council and of course, the adolescents of Lawigan Barangay Health Station for participating and making this activity meaningful.

06202025 | Adolescent Health and Development ProgramEmpowering the Youth of Labisma!We recently conducted a health educa...
09/07/2025

06202025 | Adolescent Health and Development Program

Empowering the Youth of Labisma!

We recently conducted a health education activity in the areas of Labisma Health Station focusing on important topics that affect the health and well-being of adolescents. These included teenage pregnancy, Mpox, HIV, dengue, smoking, and HPV. Each of these issues poses serious risks, especially for young people.

We would like to sincerely thank Labisma Health Station Midwife, Ms. Novelyn C. Dalumpines, RM, LPT; our resource speakers: Ms. Resyl C. Borja, RN; Ms. Sharon Canindo, RM; and Ms. Mariz D. Estrabela. We also thank Barangay Labisma Council and of course, the adolescents of Labisma Barangay Health Station for participating and making this activity meaningful.

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