Nursing School

[Sthealth]

What is the best Nursing school ? , what do you think of Delo Santos Medical Center, UDMC , CitiWorld , or St lukes ??

[dingclancy23]

UPCN is the best nursing school.... only accepting 70/30,000 applicants..

[MessyMistique]

Originally posted by Sthealth
What is the best Nursing school ? , what do you think of Delo Santos Medical Center, UDMC , CitiWorld , or St lukes ??
..........st Lukes lang ang alam ko offering the best curriculum in nursing

[RECORDER]

Given that the thread does not suggest UST & UP as options, I would definitely go with St. Lukes. :)

[blue_spaghetti]

if UST and UPM are out of the question, id go for Trinity College-St.luke's college of nursing. :)

[Introvert_S]

sa mga obsessed na magtrabaho sa States after nursing studies, then mag Fatima kayo, nakita niyo ba yung ad nila sa diyaryo noon, parang sila pa mag-aayos nang pagpunta mo doon...

[Sammer]

penge naman contact info trinity college...

tanggap ba sila 2nd course? meron sila night school?

[dvaflor2003]

Kumusta.
Ito derecho: www.cpu.edu.ph/dep/nursing
Salamat.:)

[chaosbringer300]

Ano ba top 10 nursing schools sa Metro Manila?

[LINGGIT^F]

Try mo din CEU i think ok naman nursing sa kanila, and TRINITY COLLEGE..alam ko sa trinity, pag general palang dun muna sa school mismo, then pag majoring na dun na kayo sa ST.LUKES.:)

[yellowRanger]

ust and others nursing no one can beat ust grabe ang passing average imagine sending 200++ students and consistently average a passing of 97% and up whatmore can you say and the number of students landing in the top 10 is almost a regular routine for the school kaya kapag board ng nursing almost everybody expect ust to top it talaga.

ust is the ONLY school who can send legions of examinees in the nursing board and perform at this rate that is according to ChED kaya nga #1 nursing school Center of Excellence pa... that speaks well of the quality.

[debater 211]

ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH YOU YELLOW RANGER BUT THEN AGAIN hindimona kailangang sabihin yun kasi alam naman ng lahat na totoo yun eh at imagine mu nalang di ba according to a varsitarian report na 11000 studes applied for only over 500 slot in that course alone? what do you expect?

[dingclancy23]

UP = 70/30,000 applicants
hmm?

UP Nursing has never had a passing rate less than 100% in its history...

now that's excellence....

anyway...

St. Lukes ang best opton mo....

[crashbandicot]

since UP and UST are not in the option, I would say st. Lukes...

[aGenT_twEety]

Originally posted by Introvert_S
sa mga obsessed na magtrabaho sa States after nursing studies, then mag Fatima kayo, nakita niyo ba yung ad nila sa diyaryo noon, parang sila pa mag-aayos nang pagpunta mo doon...

y? watz d complete details bout dis??:D

[MessyMistique]

...and how about emilio aguinaldo college in manila, heard they're one of the best nursing schools too. mahal nga lang tuition!!!!!

[MessyMistique]

...anybody from here too, who plans of taking up nursing as their second course?

[badger1011]

try san beda's nursing school:)

[jtwothree]

Nursing = high paid alila. Pag ganyang course, go to UP and UST.
:)

[aGenT_twEety]

Originally posted by MessyMistique
...anybody from here too, who plans of taking up nursing as their second course?



me! grad. n me ng bsba-mktng.

aral ulit me nrsing sa fatima.. ok ba dun???:confused:

[aGenT_twEety]

Originally posted by jtwothree
Nursing = high paid alila. Pag ganyang course, go to UP and UST.
:)

eh kw ano kba??? dont tell me alipin ka rin ng salapi!!:snail:

[ChristChurch]

sa WORLD CITI COLLEGES or formerly, QUEZON CITY MEDICAL CENTER COLLEGES. Kilala yan sa ibang bansa. Maganda ang training at maganda rin ang facilities.

[agent_dmc]

WORLD CITI COLLEGES??? I have 2 friends enrolled in that school...btw they are alrdy gradutes... mga for 2nd degree..

One is a graduate of UP Manila (Public Health) and the other one is from UST (Biology). They both enrolled in that school since both of them live nearby.. so for comfort purposes... thinking that the school doesnt really matter, nasa student yan.. they both came from schools na reputable in the Sciences... and now puro sakit ng ulo nakuha nila... wala daw matutunan and all... walang sistema ang skul, questionable faculty, student selection, facilities...

Since both of them are so used to the teaching styles of UP and UST... sobrang lame daw talaga. Ang bagal daw.. and nung first day pa daw e hindi nila talaga matanggap...na shock sila... gamit na gamit ng mga prof yung blackboard!!! sulat ng sulat ng sulat.
e di sanay ang mga yon sa spoonfeeding...sa UP at UST daw e halos di nga daw nasususlatan ang whiteboard...and kasi din naman di na uso yon...lalo na sa UST

ayon, now they both are dying to transfer.. they heard na for 2nd degree people... maganda daw ang Lanting, Fatima, kahit pa EAC, JP Sioson...

UST, UP does not accept degree holders. Balik first year daw.

sa sinasabi ni Christchurch... training? questionable faculty nga e... facilities??? wala.

to top it all...MAHAL ANG TUITION... 30 plus tuition nila...4 subjects lang kinuha nila. and lahat compulsary. kahit manuals na available sa bookstores dapat don bilin, kits...
may mga fees daw na tipong, "nasan yon?" seminar fees...

WCC nga daw We Collect Cash.

o ayan friends... naparating ko na sa lahat mga hinaing niyo :) kasi naman balik med na lang. joke3

[baybee]

the best ang ust sa nursing!!!!!!

[^ingeborg^]

No questions asked

UP

UST

[angel02]

St. Luke's College of Nursing is also a nice school to consider!

[yellowRanger]

ust and others

[Euniceparaiso]

UP . Pag di ka pumasa ng UPCAT, mag-UST ka na lang.

[Braveheart]

UST ang pinakamagaling. 'yung iba wa kwenta.

[unrated]

Nursing lang ang course na di gaanong nag-mamatter kung saan ka graduate basta ipasa mo lang lahat ng exams kasi dahil sa shortage, madaling matanggap sa trabaho.

UP College of Nursing has an all-time 100% passing rate sa local board exam saka good clinical experience. (Hindi ganun ka-accurate barometer ng performance ang board exams... pero if u see a pattern... that may mean something).

Originally posted by jtwothree
Nursing = high paid alila. Pag ganyang course, go to UP and UST.
:)
In reality, marami ngang ALILA ang tingin sa mga nurse. Oh well, di naman mababa ang tingin ko sa mga alila.
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[redkix1]

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
NURSING

Mapúa’s BS Nursing (BS NRS) is a 16-quarter, 4-year program that prepares nursing practitioners as generalist, capable of providing health care to meet the needs of individuals, families and groups in institutional and community settings.

The BS NRS curriculum is composed of 2 areas of study: (1) general education; (2) classroom and clinical nursing courses. To be eligible for the BS NRS degree, the student must have completed a minimum of 171 units (inclusive of 23 units PE/NSTP), of which 99 units must be in nursing. Of the 99 units in Nursing, 2,142 hours are devoted to related learning experiences under the guidance of a clinical preceptor. During the senior year, nursing students are required to complete a research-based project addressing a current issue/concern or health problem relevant to nursing practice.

The curriculum is designed to assist students to gain a foundation for professional practice that integrates knowledge from general education courses (humanities and sciences) with the study of nursing. Upon completion of the program students will be able to demonstrate the ability to:

1. Utilize the health process in a variety of institutional and community settings to design nursing systems which shall assist clients to attain and maintain an optimum level of self-care through:

1.1. application of principles of goal-oriented communication to establish and maintain therapeutic relationship with individuals, families, groups
1.2. synthesizing knowledge from behavioral, nursing sciences and humanities as basis for nursing interventions designed to meet the self-care deficits of clients across life span
1.3. collaboration with health team members to improve the delivery of care to individuals, families, groups and the community
1.4. utilization of research methods and findings in the provision of nursing care and investigation of client health problems
1.5. implementation of strategies based on knowledge of teaching-learning principles, leadership-management principles and theories in the attainment of goals with clients (individual/family/group/community)

2. Demonstrate beginning skills in the application of information technology in the development of skills for nursing practice.

3. Accept responsibility and accountability for the choice and outcomes of nursing interventions and for their legal and ethical implications.

[ptngn]

Nursing = high paid alila. Pag ganyang course, go to UP and UST.

^kapal din naman ng mukha mo. Wake up, now, dork and admit that this country is now the world's number one nurse exporter. Laitin mo ang kapwa mo Pilipino habang ikaw ay nagpapasasa sa pera ng magulang mo. Puro ka yabang. And no, I am not a nurse, I never will be, but I understand their drive to get a chance to live a better life. I have worked with them, and I've seen how hard they work. Here in the Philippines, ang baba ng tingin nyo sa nurse. But these people work in really bad hospital conditions and are underpaid. In the states, they can specialize, at takot ang mga medical residents sa kanila if they are really good and conscientious. I really wonder how you can degrade these people. Tsk... tsk... just shows what kind of breeding you have. Nursing is a noble profession. Go inherit the family business from your dad. That doesnt mean that you have half the courage, intelligence and dedication of these people. Pera lang ang lamang mo sa mga taong ito. If you really want to know, while the other students are taking up stupid GenEd subjects, Human Anatomy na at Physiology ang subjects nila. Add to that the requisite Math 17.

Personally, what is the use of going to the best nursing school as long as you would get to be a nurse in the states or wherever anyway? As long as you pass your exams, fine, di ba? It's not naman as if once you get to the states, mag mamasters pa kayo or something? You can go anywhere as long as it has some credibility kahit paano. Although, personally, I would prefer it if you guys would really aspire for something more, like magmasters or specializing or whatever. But I guess that is how Filipinos are, content with earning dollars...

[jheng22]

Originally posted by jtwothree
Nursing = high paid alila. Pag ganyang course, go to UP and UST.
:)

TANONG KO LANG PO KUNG ANO PROFESSION NYO? I WONDER KUNG NAOSPITAL NA BA IKAW OR ANY MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY?? IMAGINE A HOSPITAL WITHOUT NURSES, AND TAKE NOTE SOME DOCTORS PRE MED NILA NURSING. BAGO MO LAITIN ANG MGA NURSE, SIGURO MAKE SURE MUNA NA YOUR NOT ASKING THEIR SERVICES.


SCHOOL? MASASABI KO LANG, MATUTUYUAN KA MUNA NG DUGO BAGO KA GRUMADUATE SA FEU NURSING.

[Prince_OF-Wales]

WORLD CITI COLLEGES!











The BEST!

[hi_atheneo]

"No questions asked, no answers given."

Blue *owl* ---> the King!

[Arneow]

Ateneo's planning to put up a nursing school together with the MEd school. i'm sure it will be the best soon, even better then UP and UST.





One XL Fight!
Fly pag-asa, fly!

[chaosbringer300]

Saan ba ok na mag review sa Nursing board exams?

[br0m0thymoLbLuE]

ustig!, magtagalog ka nalang... Pilipino ka naman eh.

OnT:
Lahat naman ng nursing school magaling eh. Pero hindi lahat the best.

[hi_atheneo]

Originally posted by ustig!
who say that? why its in quotation mark?

D U M B

Blue *owl* ---> the King!

[Introvert_S]

Raising the bar: WHO commends the UP College of Nursing for leadership role in Asia Pacific

It’s not just about bedpans and sponge baths.

A World Health Organization Collaborating Center (WHOCC) since 1989, the UP College of Nursing has maintained its leadership role in the field of nursing and health development in both the Philippines and the Asia-Pacific Region, earning for itself another four-year term as a WHOCC.

While CN used to be a WHOCC for nursing development in primary health care, it assumed a broader responsibility as WHOCC for nursing development last January 2. It will play this pivotal role until January 1, 2008.

CN has long been a leader in the field. As early as the early 1980s, it had helped shift the paradigm of the profession from hospital-based to community-oriented health care. CN also developed the nursing curriculum that the Commission on Higher Education now prescribes for all colleges of nursing.

As collaborating center, the College is entitled to receive consultants, materials and some grants from the WHO. It also gives the College access to the international network of institutions of nursing. As a WHOCC, the College is expected to “(1) take the lead in nursing development, with regard to standards development and monitoring of nursing education; involvement in advocacy, policy formulation, implementation and evaluation; and stewardship and governance in the nursing profession; (2) strengthen capabilities of nurses as they assume leadership roles in nursing education, practice and research; (3) develop appropriate and innovative approaches, tools and methodologies for health promotion, healthy lifestyle and quality of life; and (4) forge collaboration with government, WHO , other WHOCCs, universities, institutions, organizations and nursing interest groups.”

The College has lined up a matrix of activities as WHOCC in the next four years, although many of these activities are already ongoing.

For the education of health personnel for nursing services, the College shall continue to develop teaching and learning materials such as the resource book on clinical teaching and supervision in the BSN program, a basic textbook for the Behavioral Foundations in Health and Illness, and a training manual and video.

As for its graduate programs, CN is strengthening its MA programs in order to bring out the graduate nurse’s capacity as researcher, teacher and practitioner.

Likewise, the doctoral and post-doctoral programs will be enhanced through research networks for faculty and students; and collaborations with national doctoral nursing networks.

To answer the gaps in research in nursing education and practice, CN, aside from its continuing education programs, shall continue reaching out to other colleges to share expertise and provide consultancy services for nursing education, nursing research and clinical specialization, CN is also leading the way in information technology, developing a nursing human resource database and tracking system.

In line with being declared as a Center of Excellence for Nursing Education with a corresponding “catchment area” as a center, CN shall establish and strengthen linkages through a network of all Centers of Excellence for Nursing Education in the Philippines. It would also continue to promote consultative workshops of nursing leaders and stakeholders and encourage the submission of research proposals to funding agencies such as WHO and the Department of Health.

Article by Jo. Florendo B. Lontoc, reprinted from the UP Newsletter, 05/14-21/04

[cho_ree]

Kahit saang school basta pagbutihin mo ihos, ihas.
UP?, La Salle? Ateneo? UST? Who cares.
Hindi kilala ang mga school na yan dito sa tate.
Ang mahalaga experience.

[northguide]

RTRMS-Makati Medical Center

[paralusi]

Originally posted by cho_ree
Kahit saang school basta pagbutihin mo ihos, ihas.
UP?, La Salle? Ateneo? UST? Who cares.
Hindi kilala ang mga school na yan dito sa tate.
Ang mahalaga experience.

you should consider that it is also possible that the thread starter also doesn't care about your good ol' US of A.

[jms_pogi]

Far Eastern University- institute of nursing morayta manila!

Far Eastern University- nicanor reyes medical foundation school of nursing fairview qc!

parehong the best!!!!!:wolv:

[skullbreaker]

hey guys, im seriously thinking about taking up nursing school. bali magiging second degree ko na to. grad na ko ng computer science. anung school ba ang tumatanggap ng may degree na para hindi ko na kailangan ulitin yun mga basic subjects. yung maganda na nursing school. mga ilang years kaya aabutin pag nagaral ako ulit? thanks in advance.

[l•)]

try mo san beda... natanggap sila ng may degree na. UP grad lahat ng prof mo. may bago pa kayong building dun sa likod. :)

[skullbreaker]

hey, thanks. ill check it out. ilang years pa ba aabtin pag nag aral ako ulit ng nursing? any ideas?

[skullbreaker]

hey, thanks. ill check it out. ilang years pa ba aabtin pag nag aral ako ulit ng nursing? any ideas?

[Thoma§]

UP and UST are good nursing schools. :)

[l•)]

Originally posted by skullbreaker
hey, thanks. ill check it out. ilang years pa ba aabtin pag nag aral ako ulit ng nursing? any ideas?

2½ yrs yata e. tanong mo na lang sila

San Beda Coll of Nursing
Tel. no.: 735.6011 local 4131

[agent_dmc]

or try Lanting.. in qc. its the nursing skul for MDs.. and second coursers.... They consistently top the board exams.. They got 9 of the Top 10.. in the recent exams. (1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10)

San Beda meron din but... la pa kasi nag boards sa kanila e.. so i dnt know if they are good... UP, UST galing profs nila and their dean is from UST (MAN). Bka nga magalig din sila..they wouldnt compromise their good name...

[l•)]

sa san beda, magca-cadaver din sila, like med students. balita ko sa ibang schools like UST, walang ganun.

[ReaL1ty_B1Tes]

cho_ree

kilalang-kilala ang up at ust sa tate. go and check your resources parang may mali e.


l•)

kanino mo nabalitaan? sa isang cretified ust nursing student ba?


:evil_lol:

[l•)]

ReaL1ty_B1Tes: san beda med student ako & my classmate na grad ng nursing sa UST. surprised sya nung nakita namin na yung anatomy class ng nursing sa beda e nagcacadaver din. di daw sila nag-ganun sa UST. :)

[dr. spongklong]

I'm not making this up nor am I hallucinating, but I swear I remember one particular board exam (I think 99 or 2000) that one UP nursing grad didn't make it in the exams. Someone even made a comment on it in the forum section of the UP College of Nursing Collective website (set up by a UPCN '93 grad). Am not kidding, UPCN's pass rate was 98% for that particular exam. Go research it in the PDI. I'm not sharing this to say something against the UPCN (I mean, 1 failing grad in its entire history is still fantastic!), I just want the truth. If anyone belongs to that class, confirm this or prove me wrong.

[yellowRanger]

kung alam lang nang mga taong ito ang kung ilang percent ng practicing nurses sa states, europe and asia ay grad ng ust matatahimik kayo..hay comment ng comment ng hindi naman alam ang pinagsasabi basta may masabi lang

SAN BEDA talaga bang kailangan manira ng ibang school para umangat at bumango kayo e kakaumpisa pa nga lang ng nursing school nyo kung totoong nursing school nga yan?!

hayyy crab crab crab[B]

yung nag sabing walang cadaver ang ust nursing eto outright na sinungaling ka alam mo yun!

[B]eto nalang sa buong pilipinas dalawa lang po as in dalawa lang ang Center's of Excellence in nursing education UST and UP manila yun lang

hay ang mga crab talaga bumgao lang ang pangalan ng school nila dito kahit ano sasabihin dito hay as if malalaman ng buong pilipinas na ang galing galing nyo

[B]Reputation is built through Time and not overnight![B]

[Introvert_S]

yeah, magparamihan na lang ng OFW. I guess pwede nang gawing indicator yun ng mga nursing schools. duh...


now I don't know what's the problem of being proud if alumni of nursing schools actually chose to stay in the country...

[junjani23]

dito sa amerika...UST lang kinikilala nila sa lahat ng nag a-apply galing sa pinas! Take it from me....

nag aaral nga pala ako ng BSN ** sa seattle, washington...

ang nurses ** eh magagaling and respetado ng kahit sino maski doktor.
ang nurses ** eh pwede mag upgrade ng kanilang profession to masters up to Phd then nurse practitioner!

[Cyberspace_law]

^^ugali talaga oh! tsk

[Thoma§]

The University of Santo Tomas & the University of the Philippines. :)

[Thoma§]

Originally posted by l•)
sa san beda, magca-cadaver din sila, like med students. balita ko sa ibang schools like UST, walang ganun.
may nagca-cadaver sa UST. it's found behind the medicine building.

[tracy_0621]

please please please, ateneo was never and will never be a threat to UP! please stop dreaming that ateneo is at par with UP

UP is UP hija, kung bagsak ka sa UPCAT malamang sa Ateneo, dlsu or ust ka.

UP nursing pa rin ang the best, UST is at par.

[Bandido]

^^ obvious na galing sa sabungan tong dalawang to...... sa movie lang yon....iho ....

[clawed_out]

duh, taga ateneo daw ka pa man din.

[halikinu_rahrah]

basta professional alila course UP at UST 'yan.
DLSU makes great nursing aide, though.

[oblique_tease]

(Manila Sanitarium Hospital) School of Medical Arts, Inc. Pasay City, Philippines

anybody know anything bout this school?

[Introvert_S]

I know manila sanitarium but I didn't know na nagbukas na rin sila ng nursing school.

saturday-adventist church ang may-ari nito, right?

[bcircle]

4 nursing schools lang ang magaling :

UP, UST, FEU & UERM.

[Ghood_Bhoy]

Originally posted by oblique_tease
(Manila Sanitarium Hospital) School of Medical Arts, Inc. Pasay City, Philippines

anybody know anything bout this school?

is this the school/hospital near the lrt-gil puyat station?

[Ladydredd]

any info naman on these nursing schools:

Manila Doctor's
Manila Sanitarium
San Juan De Dios
Makati Med

gusto kse mag-nursing ng brother ko eh, ewan ko ba, 4th year ComSci na sa PLM, gusto pa lumipat! ako pa naman magpa-paaral, haaay....

[coup_plotter]

Originally posted by tracy_0621
please please please, ateneo was never and will never be a threat to UP! please stop dreaming that ateneo is at par with UP

UP is UP hija, kung bagsak ka sa UPCAT malamang sa Ateneo, dlsu or ust ka.

UP nursing pa rin ang the best, UST is at par.

I agree!

[confusedguy]

st lukes and san beda are not accepting 2nd degree students na. any other recommendations?

[romantic_guy08]

Silliman University has also one of the best nursing schools in the Philippines. They were ranked no. 4 by the PRC with an ave of 97.4 passing rate during board exams... but for about 5 years or so now, Silliman University College of Nursing has consistently posted a 100% passing rate in the board exams. Its one of the best schools outside Metro Manila and not only in Nursing Education but with Marine Biology, English and Literature and COEs in Nursing Education, Physics and Marine Biology, CODs in Techer Education among others...

[romantic_guy08]

98.4 pala...sorry, just recheked with the school's website...

[purply_hazy]

in my opinion, wala naman sa skul yan e. i study in an unknown nursing school, but take it from me, we are just as competitive as the other schools. I even learned more there than what I did when I was in the state U. if you are dedicated to studying nursing, that makes you a good nurse in the future.

to the one who implies na parang alila ang mga nurses, I just want to point out that nurses undergo a licensure exam from the PRC, meaning PROFESSIONALs ang mga nurses. besides, don't tell me na itinuturing mo ring mga alila yung mga inuutusan nga mga boss sa office, cramming to meet up to the deadlines, and doing what they are ordered to do. face it dude, you are also an "alila" without you noticing it.

we nurses and future nurses do not treat that as pang-aalila. that is called "team effort" and organized delegation of tasks just as so we could save your *** whenever you come to the hospital needing "professional" and "educated" care only nurses and other medical health team personnel can give.

[Flyingmouse]

up, feu and st. luke's lang ang maayos-ayos.

followed by uerm and de los santos.

[dr. spongklong]

at syempre, ang MAPUA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND NURSING (the word "midwifery" soon to be added to the school's name)

[mervsvin]

UST ang pinakamagaling sa nursing,,

St. Luke's (Trinity College).. number 5 (nkapost sa main gate nila)

WCC - gnda rin nursing dun,,

well, pag nursing ang course mo,, **** anong school pwede.. di na tinitignan un..

[bcircle]

Originally posted by junjani23
dito sa amerika...UST lang kinikilala nila sa lahat ng nag a-apply galing sa pinas! Take it from me....

nag aaral nga pala ako ng BSN ** sa seattle, washington...

ang nurses ** eh magagaling and respetado ng kahit sino maski doktor.
ang nurses ** eh pwede mag upgrade ng kanilang profession to masters up to Phd then nurse practitioner!



Yeah right ! Asa ka pa !!!:confused:

[VenusVex]

junjani23 forgot that the movie 'Meet the Parents' was shown here

sayang, maloloko na sana tayo ng isang thomasian with his window dressing