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Warm welcome to all guests, participants and visitors to this 2nd Collaborative
International Nursing Conference of the Philippine Nurses
Association of America Foundation and the Central Philippine Adventist
College School of Nursing.
This is a laudable undertaking as it promotes quality
healthcare through the sharing of experiences in the field and from
knowledge acquired from illustrious reference speakers. Aside from the
camaraderie fostered among practitioners, this conference will renew the
seal and individual commitments of nurses to pursue their sworn duty as
healthcare providers.
May you emerge enriched and energized from this conference for
your personal advantage and that of those under your care.
Mabuhay and God bless.
Atty. Evelio "Bing" R. Leonardia
Mayor, Bacolod City

President Victoria B. Navarro
President-Elect Leticia Hermosa
Vice-Pres idents
Dino Doliente III (ER)
Lourdes Nisperos (WR)
Elizabeth Rosas (NCR)
Pamela Windle (SCR)
Sec retary
Jennifer = Dizon
Assistant As sis tant Secretary
Amy Tizon
Treas u rer
Jeanette Livelo
Assistant Ass is tan t Treasu Treasurer rer
Asteria Vargas
Auditor
Hedda Gonzalez
Board Bo ard Mem bbers ers
Jennifer Aying Aying
Romeo Devera Devera
Bessie Schiroky
Alberto Espinas
Grace Diaz-Font
Circle Circ le of Presidents
Majuvy Sulse (ER)
Mindy Ofiana (WR)
Manelita Dayon (NCR)
Cecille Santos-Medenilla (SCR)
Executive Exec utive Director Direc tor
Merlita Velasquez
Parliamentarian
Leo-Felix M. Jurado
Legal Leg al Coun Counsel s el
Arnedo Arnedo S. S. Valera, ESQ
Past Presidents
Clarita Go-Miraflor
Phoebe Andes
Maria Redona-Couper
Emma Balquiedra Nemivant
Filipinas Lowery
Remedios A. Solarte
Beatriz F. . Miranda
Carmen T. Galang
Ampy A. dela Paz
Lolita B. Compas
Pete-Reuben Calixto
Anunciacion S. . Lipat
Mila C. Velasquez
Rosario-May Mayor
Leo-Felix M. Jurado
Reynaldo R. Rivera
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PNAAF Board of Trustees
2011 – 2012
Trustee Officers
President
Ernesto Rosas, BSN, RN
Vice President
Brenda Cohen, BSN, RN
Secretary
Amuerfina Castro, MA, RN-BC
Treasurer
Martha Cabarios, BSN, RN
Auditor
Nancy Dimaano, RN, MSN
Executive Director
Aniceta Vista, PhD, RN
Trustees
Alice Andam, BSN, RN
Leda Layo Danao, MPA, PhD, RN
Lolita Compas, MA, CEN, RN
Gilda Lauchli, BSN, RN
Ted Ray Llasos, MAN, RN
Luzviminda Micabalo, MPS, CHE, RN
Merlita Velasquez, BSN, RN
Advisory Council
Phoebe Andes, MA, RN
Araceli Antonio, MS, RN
Legal Advisor
Arnedo Valera, Esquire
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PHILIPPINE NURSES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA FOUNDATION, INC.
February 7, 2013
3813 NE 62 nd Street, Gladstone, MO 61942
Ernie.Rosas@gmail.com
This is indeed a special privilege to greet each one of you on this special
event of the 2013 PNAAF International Collaborative Conference II here in
Bacolod City, Philippines. I want to congratulate first and foremost our
Collaborator the Central Philippines Adventist College, School of Nursing for
this splendid conference and to all your hardworking leaders and committee
members.
As the President of the PNAA Foundation, I am very excited with the Theme
of the Conference "Promoting Quality Health through Transformative
Leadership and Global linkages. It is so fitting since it reflects our
missions.“The Philippine Nurses Association of America Foundation, Inc.
(PNAAF), in partnership with the Philippine Nurses Association of America,
Inc. (PNAA), supports the development of Filipino American nurses to their
fullest potential and facilitates their contributions to health and well-being all
through nursing care, education, leadership, management and research
The PNAAF, a 501 (c) 3, non-profit nursing organization, is the philanthropic
arm of PNAA which was formed in 2001 by some of our visionary leaders led
by your very own, PNAA Past President, Phoebe Andes. Through the years,
we have witnessed the dedication and commitment of the Board of Trustees
in meeting the PNAAF’s mission in “Promoting and providing opportunities for
philanthropy in support of professional advancement of all Filipino American
nurses.”
A million thanks to our great nursing leaders and colleagues for hosting a
great and unforgettable Conference. Tonight, let us celebrate and enjoy the
hospitality of Bacolod, the "City of Smiles" and with colleagues, friends,
guests and families. Good evening! Mabuhay at Maraming Salamat po.
Sincerely,
Ernie Rosas, RN BSN
President, PNAA Foundation

PNAAF Board of Trustees
2011 – 2012
PHILIPPINE NURSES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA FOUNDATION, INC.
Welcome to the Collabora.ve Conference of Philippine Nurses Associa.on of America
Trustee Officers
President Founda.on with the Central Philippines Adven.st College School of Nursing. Expert resource
Ernesto Rosas, BSN, RN
speakers will share and exchange ideas, studies, and stories related to the theme
February 7, 2013
Secretary “Promo.ng Health Care Quality through Leadership and Global Linkages”. The diverse topics
This is indeed a special privilege to greet each one of you on this special
that were planned for the Collabora.ve Conference reflect certain health issues, health
Treasurer
event of the 2013 PNAAF International Collaborative Conference II here in
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management, and cuLngBacolod edge nursing City, prac.ces Philippines. thatI need want to to incorporate congratulate in today’s first and foremost our
MESSAGE Auditor
Collaborator the Central Philippines Adventist College, School of Nursing for
changing health care environment. this splendid conference and to all your hardworking leaders and committee
members.
Vice President
Brenda Cohen, BSN, RN
Amuerfina Castro, MA, RN-BC
Martha Cabarios, BSN, RN
Nancy Dimaano, RN, MSN
Executive Director
Welcome to the Collaborative Conference 11 of the Philippine Nurses Association of America
Aniceta Vista, PhD, RN
Foundation with the Central Philippines Adventist College School of Nursing. Expert resource
As the President of the PNAA Foundation, I am very excited with the Theme
With the rising cost of health care, effec.ve disease management, efficient electronic record
Trustees speakers will share and exchange ideas, of the studies, Conference and stories related "Promoting to the theme Promoting Quality Health through Transformative
management, Health Care Quality and through effec.ve Leadership Leadership quality and Global health and Linkages. care Global The delivery diverse linkages. topics alterna.ves that It were is to so name fitting a few, since need it to reflects our
planned for the Collaborative Conference missions.“The reflect health Philippine issues, health management, Nurses Association and nursing of America Foundation, Inc.
be con.nually studied, introduced, and discussed through research and educa.on. The
practices that health care practitioners (PNAAF), face today. in partnership with the Philippine Nurses Association of America,
Inc. (PNAA), supports the development of Filipino American nurses to their
Collabora.ve Conference is one venue for the educa.on to occur. I am confident that
fullest potential and facilitates their contributions to health and well-being all
With the rising cost of health care, effective disease management, efficient electronic record
par.cipants of the conference through will nursing gain knowledge care, education, that they leadership, can sharemanagement with their colleagues and research
Alice Andam, BSN, RN
Leda Layo Danao, MPA, PhD, RN
Lolita Compas, MA, CEN, RN
Gilda Lauchli, BSN, RN
Ted Ray Llasos, MAN, RN
Luzviminda Micabalo, management, MPS, and CHE, effective RN quality health care delivery alternatives to name a few, need to be
and continually withintroduced, the clients studied, they and The serve. discussed PNAAF, through a research 501 (c) and 3, education. non-profit The Collaborative nursing organization, is the philanthropic
arm of PNAA which was formed in 2001 by some of our visionary leaders led
Conference is one venue for that education to occur. I am confident that participants of the
by your very own, PNAA Past President, Phoebe Andes. Through the years,
conference will gain knowledge that they can share with their colleagues and with the clients
As the PNAAF Conferencewe Chair, have I welcome witnessed everyone the dedication to the and Collabora.ve commitment Conference of the Board 11. of Trustees
they serve.
in meeting the PNAAF’s mission in “Promoting and providing opportunities for
I thank the Philippine organizers philanthropy for their in support .relessof effort professional and commitment advancement in making of all this Filipino American
As the PNAAF Conference Chair, nurses.” I welcome everyone to the Collaborative Conference 11. I
conference a produc.ve and engaging one.
thank the Philippine organizers for their tireless effort and commitment in making this
A million thanks to our great nursing leaders and colleagues for hosting a
conference
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productive, informative, great and engaging. and unforgettable Conference. Tonight, let us celebrate and enjoy the
Sincerely yours, hospitality of Bacolod, the "City of Smiles" and with colleagues, friends,
Sincerely yours,
guests and families. Good evening! Mabuhay at Maraming Salamat po.
Merlita Velasquez, BSN, RN
Advisory Council
Phoebe Andes, MA, RN
Araceli Antonio, MS, RN
Legal Advisor
Arnedo Valera, Esquire
Araceli D. Antonio, MS, RN
Sincerely,
Araceli D. Antonio, MS, RN
PNAAF Conference Chair
PNAAF Immediate Conference Past President Chair and Advisor
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PNAAF Immediate Past President and Advisor
3813 NE 62 nd Street, Gladstone, MO 61942
Ernie.Rosas@gmail.com
Ernie Rosas, RN BSN
President, PNAA Foundation

Greetings.
Message
It is an honor and a great privilege to host the second Philippine Nurses Association of
America Foundation (PNAAF) Collaborative Conference here in Bacolod City.
My profound gratitude and appreciation to the PNAAF officers led by their President Ernie
Rosas and Conference Chair Araceli Antonio for their genuine commitment and concern to
come up with an organized program of sharing their expertise to their colleagues here in the
Philippines. Likewise, I like to recognize the collaborative efforts of Director Lily Ann
Baldago of Professional Regulation Commission, Region V1, who initiated the preparation
for this event, the Philippine Nurses Association, Negros Occidental Chapter and the
Association of Deans of Philippine Colleges of Nursing, Region V1.
I like to congratulate and thank the working committees in their individual capacities;
Mr. Teody Ray Llasos of PNAAF, Dr. Chris Sorongon of RGO, Dean Helen Correa, Dean
Jocelyn Cadena, and Dean Maricor Famillaran and others who contributed their invaluable
time and efforts to make this event a significant one for health care providers.
The theme for this conference is what we need to consider since quality care and competent
workers are emphasized worldwide." Promoting Health Care Quality through Leadership
and Global Linkages: Building Capacity for Evidence- Based Practice" is the conceptual
framework of the sessions. This is a global call for improvement of health care quality
through leadership and professional development in building our capacity to conduct
researches as evidence of our nursing practice. As nurses, the pursuit of quality must be
integrated in our system and relentlessly incorporated in what we say, think and do.
I am confident that our learning during the two days' conference will ripple to our health
care providers in our health care institutions. Together let us make a difference in the lives of
our fellow nurses, and of our clients toward quality and satisfying life.
It is my pleasure to cordially welcome all nurses coming from USA, and nurses from our
government and private health care institutions as well as other health care providers.
Welcome to the second PNAAF Collaborative Conference in Bacolod City.
Joebenie L. De Villa, RN, MSN, PhD
Dean, CPAC School of Nursing

Program
THEME: “PROMOTING QUALITY HEALTH CARE THROUGH TRANSFORMATIONAL
LEADERSHIP AND GLOBAL LINKAGES”
DAY 1. FEBRUARY 6, 2013 WEDNESDAY
7:00 – 8:00 AM REGISTRATION
8:00 – 8:30 AM WELCOMECEREMONY
EntranceofColors WNUROTC
Doxology WNU CHORALE
PhilippineNationalAnthem WNUCHORALE
Welcome Address
EVELIOR.LEONARDIA
Mayor, City of Bacolod
NOELC.CADETE,RN,MAN
National President, Philippine Nurses Association
ERNIE ROSAS, BSN, RN
President PNAAF
ARACELI D. ANTONIO, MS, RN
PNAAF Conference Chair
JOEBENIE DE VILLA, PHD, MAN, RN
Philippine Conference Chair
8:30 – 9:20 AM Keynote Speaker
Health Issues In Bacolod And Visayas
DR. ENRIQUE T. ONA
Secretary, Department of Health
CONFERENCE PROPER
9:20 – 10:10 AM Leaders Build Winning Teams
SPEAKER: PETE CALIXTO, BSN, CNN, RN
10:10 – 10:30 AM BREAK
10:30 – 11:20 AM A Case Study of the Implementation
of Electronic Health Record in the Pre-­‐Admission Testing and Same
Day Surgery Units in Central New Jersey
SPEAKER: ROSARIOESTRADA,DNP,RN,BC,CPN
11:20 – 12:10 PM What color best suits you? Communicating through your color and
personality styles
SPEAKER: MERLITA VELASQUEZ, BSN,RN

Program
THEME: “PROMOTING QUALITY HEALTH CARE THROUGH TRANSFORMATIONAL
LEADERSHIP AND GLOBAL LINKAGES”
DAY 1. FEBRUARY 6, 2013 WEDNESDAY, Cont’d
12:10 – 1:10 PM LUNCH
1:10 – 2:00 PM Adult Day Healthcare Center-­‐ Community Based Services
SPEAKER: EVELYN ANDAMO, BS OT, MPA
2:00 – 2:50 PM Continuing Care Retirement Community – a Housing Alternative for
Older Adults
SPEAKER: ARACELI D. ANTONIO, MS, RN
2:50 – 3:10 PM BREAK
3:10 – 4:00PM Hypertension Education Program:
a Success Story
SPEAKER: SARLA DULLER, MN, NP,RN
4:00 – 4:50 PM Management of Patient with Type 2 DM: An Evidence – Based Practice
SPEAKER: ANICETAVISTA,PHD,RN
4:50 – 5:10 PM EVALUATION
DR. CHRIS G. SORONGON, RN, MAN, LLB
OFFICER OF THE DAY/MASTER OF CEREMONY
7:00 – 11:00 PM GALA NIGHT ATTIRE: FORMAL
DAY2. FEBRUARY 7, 2013 THURSDAY
7:00 – 8:00 AM REGISTRATION
8:00 – 8:30 AM RECAPOFDAY1SESSIONS
8:30 – 9:20 AM Nursing Issues in the Philippines
SPEAKER PREFERABLY FROM PRC
9:20 – 10:10 AM Creative Leadership in Nursing: Professional development from Novice
to Expert
SPEAKER: TED RAY LLASOS, MAN, RN
10:10 – 10:30 AM Break

DAY2. FEBRUARY 7, 2013 THURSDAY Cont’d
10:30 – 11:20 AM Behavioral Management of Patient with Alzheimer’s Dementia
SPEAKER: CHERINATINIO,MSN,CNS,RN
11:20 – 12:10 PM Maternity & Child Issues in the Philippines
SPEAKER: PHILIPPINE MD
12:10 – 1:10 PM LUNCH
1:10 – 2:00 PM Simultaneous Kidney Pancreas Transplantation: Answer to Diabetic Nephropathy?
SPEAKER: PETE CALIXTO, BSN, CNN, RN
2:00 – 2:50 PM Therapeutic Communication
SPEAKER: JOSEPH MOJARES, BSN, RN
2:50 – 3:10 PM BREAK
Program
3:10 – 4:00PM Pharmacy in Nature: alternative Treatment in the Promotion of Health
SPEAKER: LUZMINDA TENEFRANCIA LLASOS, PhD, MSN, RN
4:00 – 4:30 PM Keynote Speaker
HON. PIA S. CAYETANO
Chairman, Committee on Health
Senate of the Philippines
(FOR CONFIRMATION 1/22/2013)
4:30 – 4:45PM Evaluation
4:45 – 5:00 PM Closing Prayer WNU CHORALE
ExitofColors WNUROTC
7:00 – 11:00 PM Community and Nurses Night
ATTIRE: HAWAIIAN
FEBRUARY 8, 2013 FRIDAY
7:00 – 8:00 AM REGISTRATION
8:00 AM – 3:00 PM EDUCATIONAL FIELD TRIP
DR. JOEBENIE DE VILLA, RN, MAN
OFFICER OF THE DAY/MASTER OF CEREMONY

Philippine Nurses Association of America Foundation and
Central Philippine Adventist College School of Nursing
Promoting Health Care Quality through Leadership and Global Linkages
Collaborative International Conference
isher Hotel, Bacolod City, Philippines, 6-8 February 2013
ABSTRACT
Author: Antonio, Araceli
Title of presentation:
Continuing Care Retirement Community: A Housing Alternative for Older Adults
Email and phone of primary author: aracelidantonio@aol.com 650-878-0622
ABSTRACT
Housing strategies must be explored for an expanding baby boomer population - as part of the advanced
care planning for Older Adults. The Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) is a housing
alternative for the Older Adults. CCRC is part independent living, part assisted living and part skilled
needs. Healthy adults can reside independently in single-family homes, apartments or condominiums.
These communities give older adults the option to live in one location for the duration of their life, with
much of their future care already planned. This provides a great level of comfort to both residents and
their families as the stress of the care giving relationship is greatly relieved. (1)
The author provides in depth information on
Levels of care, services, care providers, and clientele of continuing care retirement communities will be
described. The author will discuss the impact of regulations on quality of care and client outcomes, as
well as the rationale for the recommended standards of CCRC Best Practices on Disclosure and
Transparency (1).
In California, CCRCs offer a long-term continuing care contract that provides for housing, residential
services, and nursing care, usually in one location, and usually for a resident's lifetime. The California
Department of Social Services is responsible for the oversight of continuing care providers. The
Department's Community Care Licensing Division has two branches that participate in the regulation. The
Senior Care Program monitors continuing care providers for compliance with the Community Care
licensing laws and regulations regarding buildings and grounds, accommodations, care and supervision of
residents, and quality of service. The Continuing Care Contracts Branch is responsible for reviewing and
approving applications to operate a CCRC and monitors the ongoing financial condition of all CCRC
providers and their ability to fulfill the long-term contractual obligations. (2)
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AUTHOR: Araceli D. Antonio, MS, RN
Ms. Antonio is currently the Director of Health Services at Channing House, a CCRC in Palo Alto,
California. She has worked in long term care for at least 35 years. Nursing positions held include
Director of Nursing Services, Director of Staff Development, and Nursing Consultant. Other long term
care management positions held include Director of Professional Services, Director of Clinical Services,
and Vice President of Operations. Ms. Antonio is the Immediate Past President of the Philippine Nurses
Association of America Foundation (PNAAF) and an Advisor of the Philippine Nurses Association of
Northern California.
1 https://www.seniorshousing.org/filephotos/research/CCRC_whitepaper.pdf
2 http://www.calccrc.ca.gov/

Philippine Nurses Association of America Foundation and
Central Philippine Adventist College School of Nursing
Promoting Health Care Quality through Leadership and Global Linkages
Collaborative International Conference
isher Hotel, Bacolod City, Philippines, 6-8 February 2013
ABSTRACT
Author: Tinio, Cherina
Title of presentation: Behavior Management of Patient with Alzheimers Dementia
Email and phone of primary author: cherinacns@gmail.com- 650.438.9326
ABSTRACT
Dementia is a progressivee disabling disease that resulted in impaired memory, judgment and
reasoning. Dementia is an umbrella term for a collection of symptoms that can be caused by a
number of disorders that affect the brain. It causes damages to brain which causes a steady loss
of memory, thinking and behavior. It is not part of aging and symptoms develop slowly and gets
worse over time. (1)
As the dementia progresses symptoms of the diseases varies. One in eight older Americans has
unpaid caregivers which causes caregiver burnout.
The author provides information on the different stages of dementia, triggers, and management
through evidence-based literature. The author will share real stories and actual experience in
dealing with the complex behaviors in the actual unit setting. The authors will state the nonpharmacological
and pharmacological interventions in the care of the individual with dementia.
Alzheimers organization goals are
the latest research in the care of the dementia. Research continues and dementia remains a puzzle
that treatment for this progressive disease remains incurable (2).
!AUTHOR: Cherina Tinio, RN CNS MSN
Currently Assistant Chief Nurse for Veterans Administration Palo Alto Health Care System
(VAPAHCS) Menlo Park Division. Ms. Tinio is a former Clinical Nurse Specialist for seven
years in VAPAHCS. Had 30 years of experience at long term care setting and has held
numerous nursing positions from a charge nurse, MDS Coordinator, and Clinical Coordinator.
Ms. Tinio was awarded in 2011 as
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resident of the Philippine Nurses
Association of Northern California Chapter from 2008-2010.
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A Case Study of the Implementation of Electronic Health Record in the Pre-Admission Testing
and Same Day Surgery Units in Central New Jersey
Rosario P. Estrada, DNP, RN, BC, CPN
Abstract
The purpose of this project was to construct a case study research on the implementation of an
electronic health record (EHR) on the Pre-Admission Units and Day Surgery Centers in an acute
care hospital in Central New Jersey. Rogers's Innovation-Diffusion Theory was used to guide
the study of this technological innovation in the Pre-Admission Testing Unit and Day Surgery
Center. Case study research permitted an in-depth investigation of the impact of diffusion of
EHRS as a technological innovation and bounded phenomenon that was undertaken in real life
situations. The use of multiple methods was considered to be a key activity promoting rigor in
the case study method and constitutes methodological triangulation. For this case study, survey
questionnaires, interview, time and motion study, and documentary data comprised the data
sources for secondary analysis. Data were reduced to conceptual groups so that conclusions
could be derived and a case description developed. The intended outcome of this project was to
gain insight into the ways in which technological advances are diffused across nursing units.
There were no statistically significant findings on the paired samples T-test comparing
pre and post mean scores on the attitude scale (t=1.938, p =.094 (sig. 2-tailed). Comparing the
pre-implementation and post-implementation mean scores revealed that nurses had more
negative attitudes post-computerization as evidenced by a decreased mean attitude score from
2.53 to 1.78.
An interview provided more in-depth analysis to understand the phenomenon –
diffusion and use of EHR and its impact on nursing practice and patient care from the
perspective of working nurses. Overall, the nurses preferred the EHR to paper record but wanted
it to better support their nursing practice. Nurses stated that there is no current policy and
procedure for the EHR but training guidelines were being used for training. The time and motion
study findings revealed variables and inefficient time practices that could be reduced/eliminated
to improve nursing workflow and generate cost savings. Results of the completeness of the
documentation review indicated that the EHR (N=20) provided a 100% compliance compared to
11% paper chart record (N=16) with the elements selected for review.
Results of this case study will be valuable to streamline EHRs and improve/redesign
nursing workflow as well as to develop more organized plan and effective implementation
strategies in the diffusion of the EHR hospital wide.

Philippine Nurses Association of America Foundation and
Central Philippine Adventist College School of Nursing
Promoting Health Care Quality through Leadership and Global Linkages
Collaborative International Conference
isher Hotel, Bacolod City, Philippines, 6-8 February 2013
ABSTRACT
Author(s) Last and First Name (print): Andamo, Evelyn M.
Title of the study/presentation: Adult Day Healthcare Center- Community based Services
Email and phone of primary author: evelyn.andamo@gmail.com
ABSTRACT
Behavioral Objectives: At the end of the session attendees will be able to
1. Identify three goals of an Adult Day Healthcare Center (ADHC)
2. Discuss the roles of the core services of an ADHC
3. Differentiate between a restorative therapy and a maintenance program.
4. State five mandated requirements to meet licensure for an ADHC
The Center shall provide core services: nursing, social work, maintenance program, and activity
Program. Specialized services are required: Restorative therapy (i.e. physical therapy.
Occupational therapy and speech pathology services), Dietary, and psychiatry/psychology
services. Other services stipulated by state regulations are food services and transportation to
and from the center.
Mandates for both core and specialized services are: Initial evaluations and evidence-based
treatments, reassessments every six months, quarterly progress reports, and documentation every
treatment visit.
Finally, the interdisciplinary team comprised of a nurse, social worker, dietitian, therapists, and
. Patients who were given their
six month reassessment and those provided with initial evaluations are discussed . An
individualized patient care plan (IPC) is established for each patient discussed during this
interdisciplinary team meeting.
Each member representing the interdisciplinary treatment team implements the treatment for
each patient per established IPC.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)
Evelyn Machan Andamo, B. Sc. Occupational Therapy (OT) and Masters degree in Public
Admin, Health Services; Field Work Supervisor, OT, California State University, Dominguez
Hills, 2004-present; Clinical Associate, Dept. Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, College of
Medicine, Univ of California, Irvine, 1983-1991; Guest Lecturer, OT, Masters Degree Program,
Univ of Southern California, 1986-1991; Field Work Instructor, Public Admin Internship
Program, California State Univ, LB, 1980- 1981; Senior health care professional specializing in
rehabilitation services with over 30 years of experience. Directed both occupational therapy and
other clinical professionals ensuring each clinician under her direction meets required practice
licensure guidelines as stipulated by the state regulatory bodies and demonstrates accountability
in achieving treatment outcomes.

Philippine Nurses Association of America Foundation and
Central Philippine Adventist College School of Nursing
Promoting Health Care Quality through Leadership and Global Linkages
Collaborative International Conference
L Hotel, Bacolod City, Philippines, 6-8 February 2013
ABSTRACT
Presenter(s) Last and First Name (print): Solarte, Remedios Alvarez
Title of the study/presentation: Management of patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: An
Evidence-based Update
Email and phone of presenter: rasolarte@gmail.com
ABSTRACT:
Objectives:
*Discuss the planning, implementation and outcomes of the PNAM 2010 capacity building project,
and the outcomes learned.
*Discuss the Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPGs) in the diagnosis and management of patients with
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
*Develop a capacity-building project for adoption and implementation of evidence-based practices
in the care of patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
Methods: Questionnaires and Focus Groups
Results: Descriptive analysis was used to determine the differences or significance of the responses.
The data was used to address social determinants of health disparities.
Conclusions and Implications:
This presentation focuses on clinical management of patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM)
based on review of literature and the latest evidence-based guidelines. The guidelines suggest using a
team of specialists for patient-centered care.
According to the National Guideline Clearing House website, the clinical practice guidelines (CPGs)
for diagnosis and management of type 2 DM were developed by several international organizations.
In regards to Pharmacotherapy, there was agreement on the key principles for the development of the
CPGs, except for the disclosure of conflicts of interest (COIs). As a result of the controversy over the
COIs, the policy for Guideline Committees was changed in 2010 so that at least 50% of writing
committee members, plus the chair may have no relationship with industry (RWI). The CPGs for
drug therapy are primarily founded on expert consensus rather than on evidence-base grading of the
literature.
Two important lifestyle changes in the clinical management of T2DM are medical nutritional therapy
(MNT) and physical activity. Carbohydrate counting of food has been found effective in the
glycemic control of patients with Type 2 DM on insulin therapy.
About the Presenter: Remedios A. Solarte, MSN, RN, NP, is a Professor Emeritus of Nursing at
Oakland Community College, Waterford, Michigan, where she was on the faculty for 32 years. She
obtained her nursing diploma and BSN from Far Eastern University, Philippines, and MSN from
Wayne State University. In 2010, she was the Project Director of the PNA Michigan Phase I
Capacity Building Project, funded by the Michigan Department of Community Health, Health
Disparities Reduction Minority Health (MDCH-HDRMH). This project addressed social
determinants of health disparities among Filipinos. Her other career highlights include: caring for
patients as a part time clinical nurse specialist for eight years in the Diabetic Clinic, St. Joseph Mercy
Hospital, Michigan; President of the PNAA from 1990-1992; and Member, Michigan Board of
Nursing for 4 years, for which she was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation by Governor James
Blanchard and honored with a Resolution from the Department of Commerce for unselfish service to
the people of Michigan.

Philippine Nurses Association of America Foundation and
Central Philippine Adventist college School of Nursing
Promoting Health Care Quality through Leadership and Global Linkages:
Building Capacity for Evidence-Based Practice
Collaborative International Conference
L’ Fisher Hotel, Bacolod City, Philippines, 6-8 February 2013
www.pnaafconference.org
Author Llasos, Luzminda Tenefrancia
ABSTRACT
Title of the study/presentation: Pharmacy in Nature: Alternative Treatment in the Promotion of Health
Email and phone of primary author: HYPERLINK "mailto:luztenefrancia@gmail.com"
luztenefrancia@gmail.com 956-720-7220
ABSTRACT
Objectives:
1. Identify herbs/plants/tress with pharmacological /therapeutic effects
2. Discuss therapeutic effects of herbs/plans/tress as alternative treatment to promote healing.
3. Present quantified therapeutic effects of different herbs/plants/trees identified.
Methods: Information data were collected through review of literature from different authors who have interest
on the pharmacological effects of plants/trees as alternative treatment in the promotion of health and prevention
of illness.
Data collection method of its effect was done through actual utilization of processed plant/trees product.
Sampling population are from the (1) community who are interested to use the natural product after receiving
information through lectures with problems identified in the related literature and its positive outcome to
alleviate suffering as relief from respiratory allergy, skin allergy, prevention from mosquito bites, severe sore
throat, respiratory problem as bronchitis, laryngitis with no voice, lowering of blood sugar, blood pressure,
removal of warts, decrease face wrinkles, prostate cancer, abdominal cancer (2) Patients or (residents) of the
skilled nursing facility where the author is working; residents who have skin problems as pressure sore,
psoriasis, heat rash, skin cancer, herpes zoster/simplex.
Results of the pharmacological effects were collected through testimonials and actual
observation from population who utilized the plants/trees product.
Conclusion and Implications: Based on the quantified evidences on the use and effect of garden products,
pharmacy in nature is an alternative treatment of ailment and promotion of health.
Author: Luzminda Tenefrancia Llasos MSN PhD RN
Dr Luz Llasos is currently the Director of Nursing at Valley Grande Manor in Weslaco Texas. She obtained her
nursing diploma from Baguio General Hospital School of Nursing, BSN from Mountain View College School
of Nursing , MSN from Philippine Union College Graduate Studies, Philippines and Doctor of Philosophy
from Kennedy Western University , Wyoming USA. A missionary in Malamulo Hospital Malawi Africa for 6
years. She is a lifetime member of Philippine Nurses Association. She is the current chair of Community
Outreach/ Global Health of Philippine Nurses Association of America; Incoming vice president of Philippine
Nurses Association of Rio Grande Valley South Texas 2013-2015). Received the 2009 Modern Nightingale
Award from PNA Texas Cameron County because of her commitment to her profession and service to the
community. Highlight contribution to PNAA was being the author of the lyrics of PNAA theme song “Shine
PNAA Shine’.

Best Wishes to the PNAAF and
CPAC-SN for a Successful Conference
From
Philippine Nurses Association of Central California
2012-2014 Executive Board
President: Nancy Nolasco Hoff Asst. Treasurer: Mary Grace Reyes Board of Directors:
President-elect: Sally Wee Auditor: Ramon Barcenilla Glenda Robles Luz Newell
Vice President: Rizza Elep Parliamentarian : Ceri Biltz Cecile Utleg Lorna Romero
Secretary: Mila Nino PRO: Maricon Estebar Elnora Bugay Victoria Baxter
Asst. Secretary: Nelfa Reynon Imdt. Past president: Lourdes Nisperos Fermina Rivera Krishna
Treasurer: Leonor Baruela Past Presidents Rep: Christy Wood Analisa Rafanan

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Executive Officers
2011 - 2013
M ARISSA BANAGAN USM AN
President
LEONORA P. M ENDOZA
President-elect
VIVIAN M. SOLA
Recording Secretary
FLORINA REYNOSO
Asst. Recording Secretary
PRIMA E. COLBURN
Corresponding Secretary
LORNA IMPERIAL-SEIDEL
Asst. Corresponding Secretary
CAROL M ANILAY- ROBLES
Treasurer
LOURDES B. CAREAGA
Assistant Treasurer
ELSA A. AQUINO
ALICIA CALAYAG-DE LEON
TRINIDAD P. PADAM A
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CLAIRE C. GOTICO
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PRESIDENT
Normita Hayes, MBA, RN
956 929-3042
normitahayes@rocketmail.com
EXECUTIVE BOARD 2010-2012
PRESIDENT ELECT
Normita Christie Hayes, Candelaria, MBA, RN MA, RN, CCRN
956
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207-9277
clmcandelaria@hotmail.com
normitahayes@rocketmail.com
VICE PRESIENT
PRESIDENT ELECT
Febe Dela Cruz, BSN, RN
Christie
956 867-7852
Candelaria, MA, RN, CCRN
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207-9277
clmcandelaria@hotmail.com
RECORDING SECRETARY
VICE PRESIENT
Marian Divinagracia BSN, RN
Febe 956 Dela 533-4796 Cruz, BSN, RN
956 mdivinagracia@yahoo.com
867-7852
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TREASURER
RECORDING SECRETARY
Evelyn Fule, BSN, RN
Marian 956-212-6589 Divinagracia BSN, RN
956 evelynbarbin@yahoo.com
533-4796
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AUDITOR
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Eva Gravador, BSN, RN
956-867-2531
Evelyn evagravador@sbcglobal.net
Fule, BSN, RN
956-212-6589
evelynbarbin@yahoo.com
PUBLIC RELATIONS
AUDITOR Adora Usudan, BSN, RN, CCRN
956 624--2587
Eva danteusudan@yahoo.com
Gravador, BSN, RN
956-867-2531
evagravador@sbcglobal.net
Myrna Grajo BSN, RN
956 583 1279
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956-874-4721
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956-874-4721 ADVISORY BOARD
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Aster Vargas BSN, RN
Mariano 956 655 Alfred 1335 Acevedo, PhD, RN
956-789-4341 Past President 2004-2006
alfredacevedo@gmail.com
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Ted Ray Llasos MAN, RN
956 607-2299
Immediate Past President
tedray@yahoo.com
ADVISORY BOARD
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956 655 1335
Past President 2004-2006
a4vargas@yahoo.com
Ted Ray Llasos MAN, RN
956 607-2299
Immediate Past President
tedray@yahoo.com
Sept. 19, 2011
Dear Sponsor,
Rio Grande Valley Chapter
Philippine Nurses Association
(PNAST-RGV)
of South Texas
Visibility Viability Vitality
Rio Grande Valley Chapter
Congratulations PNAAF and CPAC-SN
on 2013 Collaborative
(PNAST-RGV)
Conference 2
Visibility Bacolod City, Viability Philippines
Vitality
Sept. Greetings! 19, 2011 The Philippine Nurses Association of South Texas Rio Grande Valley
Chapter will be hosting its annual education day on November 19, 2011at the
Dear Cooper Sponsor, Center, South Texas College. We would like to appeal to your generosity to
be a sponsor during this event. For a minimum amount of one hundred dollars
Greetings! ($100.00), you The will Philippine be provided Nurses with Association a table for of whatever South Texas company Rio materials Grande Valley you
Chapter
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be a sponsor during this event. For a minimum amount of one hundred dollars
learning for all the nurses of the Rio Grande Valley. We would appreciate your
($100.00), you will be provided with a table for whatever company materials you
response on or before October 15, 2011.
may want to exhibit, one free registration to the seminar, and free breakfast and
lunch
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Where to make everyday a difference in the is community, Christmas to serve the needy Day! and the
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The Philippine Nurses Philippine Our organization
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nursing organization practice, education, established and Rio research. Grande on March Valley 17, 2004. Chapter Our primary goal is to support
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organizations If you have any to questions make a difference please feel in free the to community, contact me to directly serve at the (956) needy 207-9277. and the
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and
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me directly at (956) 207-9277.
Induction Gala
March 30, 2013 from 7:00 pm - 12:00 am
Thank you.
Christie M. Candelaria, MA, RN, CCRN
Sincerely,
Chair, Education Committee
Normita Hayes MBA, BSN, RN
Christie M. Candelaria, MA, RN, CCRN
President, 2010-2012
Chair,
PNA South
Education
Texas
Committee
RGV Chapter
Philippine Nurses Association
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2011-2012
COME DRESSED WITH YOUR NATIONAL COSTUME.
Normita Hayes MBA, BSN, RN
BRING YOUR FAVORITE NATIONAL DESSERT.
President, 2010-2012
PNA South Texas RGV Chapter
Registration Tickets:
ADULT and Children $30.00
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Call: Normita Hayes (956)929 3042; Christie Candelaria (956) 207 9277

PILIPPINE NURSES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
FOUNDATION,INC
Statement of Appreciation and
Recognition
On behalf of the PNAAF Committee Members of
Collaborative Conference 2, I am honored to recognize the
Philippine Team of Collaborators in the successful
planning and the execution of the Collaborative
Conference in Bacolod City. I commend their hard work,
commitment, enthusiasm, and professionalism.
Araceli D. Antonio, MS, RN
PNAAF Conference Chair
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Philippine Collaborative Conference 2 Team
Dean Joebenie Devilla, PhD,RN
CPAC
Dean Helen Correa –
WNU
Dean Jocelyn May Flor Cadena –
USLS
Dean Maria Corazon Familiaran –
RIVERSIDE
Dr. Chris G. Sorongon and Rgo Staff

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