On the profile of the students Caragan, Mac Cristian is from the land of pangasinan but currently

residing in baguio with his family, he is a risk taker that seek for knowledge to improve his self.
Veloria, Mikko- he is 20 y/o, from San Gabriel 1st Bayambang Pangasinan, and he believes that
Live the life you really wants not what the society wants you to. Belly, Audrey- she is 20 y/o,
currently residing at camp 7, Pias extension and she believe that whatever you do, do it with all
your heart. Dulawan, Natalie-she is 19 y/o, currently residing in Baguio City and she believe that
the struggle you’re in today is developing strength for tomorrow. Ibanez, Alice Joy-she is 23 y/o,
currently residing at Upper Irisan Baguio City and she believe that once the task once begun
never leave it till it’s done. Jimenez, Kaycelyn- she is 20 y/o, from Candon City of Ilocos Sur
and she believe that don’t let your dreams be just dreams. Ogundeji, Ayomide- she is 27,
currently living at Bayoya Street, San Vincente, Baguio City, and she believe that Success all the
way. Pangan, Vianka Floi-she is 21 y/o, half igorot from Balili Bontoc currently residing at
Green Valley and do believe that there will always be an excuse to hinder you from your goal, be
stronger than your excuses. Pascua, Mary Yvonne-she is 20 y/o, currently residing at Mines
View, Baguio City and she like exploring things and does like stories that she never heard
before. Tabios, Shaira-19 y/o, from Ilocos Sur and aspiring doctor. Tiyad, Emily is 20 y/o,
currently residing at Km 3 Asin Rd., Baguio City and she believes that If you to fly like an eagle
stop swimming with the ducks.
From Uc to barangay Apogan, Poliwes, Camp 8 the travel time is 20 minutes. For geographical
setting and some basic information of the community, Poliwes is barangay in the City of Baguio
that have 4 purok. It’s population as determined by the 2015 census was 3, 254. This represented
0.94% of the total of Baguio. Poliwes is situated at approximately 16. 4017, 120. 6002, in the
island of Luzon. Elevation at these coordinates is estimated at 1, 432.8 meters or 4, 700.7 feet
above mean sea level. The key people in the community are the barangay captain Allan, John B.
And Barangay Kagawad Annabelle Dulay, Kag. Ronald Saldaen, Kag. Randolf Daw-As, Kag.
Maria Balabag, Kag. Paul Tamayo, Kag. Antonio Keg-Ay, Kag. Pedro Picpican, And Sk
Chairman Justine Garcia. For the accomplishments, projects implemented, activities initiated are
Satellite Clinic it is the extension of Rural Health Center, for social integration with the
community people is we took vital signs, health teaching, monthly monitoring of the baby’s
weight, height and baby’s vaccine the monthly monitoring of babies randomly per purok, home
visit (weighing, height), vit. a and deworming for 6 months, pregnancy for vaccine, family
planning method, blood donation.
The travel time from Uc to Engineers Hill is 5 minutes. For geographical setting and some basic
information of the community it has 30, 000 plus population and they have 2 midwife and 2
nurse. Engineers Hill Health Center is one of the health services office of 16 district. Per district
there are 1 doctor, 1nurse, and 1 midwife and a staff deployed from DOH. The key people in
the community are. For the accomplishments, projects implemented, activities initiated and the
social integration with the community are the consultation, counseling, nutritional assessment,
maternal services, family planning, dental assessment, micronutrient nutrition and immunization.
And for the learning insight for Caragan, Mac Cristian- All I can say is that the place is like a
maze in our first day we need to grab a taxi for us not to be lost and also we experience being
lost in that place with my friend Emily... But the people out there are very hospitable and caring
they provide everything we needed... Also be careful to look where your walking you might
accidentally step on a poop of a dog. Basically their common livelihood is working on a market
and in the town of Baguio, jeepney driver, and caretaker of a house and looking for an old age
person. It’s a simple place with a simple person living. and in Engineers Hill Health Center I
learned that it is important to follow instructions in everything you do
Veloria, mikko- During our community duty I’ve learned that many of our countrymen doesn’t
care about the free service offered by our government some of them still prefer to go to private
clinics or hospital for better treatment and better care for them to get better and not go to private
clinics or hospital for better treatment and better care for them and not making their situation
worst so I do hope that someday public hospitals and even RHU will be able to provide high
quality service that everyone can access even though they don’t have enough money.
Belly, Audrey- For me, as a nursing student while having a community duty I have learned that
we should be flexible with other people and always understand our patient because when we
went to have a house visit at the Poliwes and Teachers camp, they have a different situation and
entrusted to us their problems. And always enjoy and give your best in everything you do
because this is also for the sake and health of our patients.
Dulawan, Natalie- Poliwes was my first ever community duty, it was a fun experience having
house to house visit, the exciting part was getting lost while looking for the houses. While in
engineers hill it was a fun experience helping the barangay health workers.
Ibanez, Alice Joy-It is a great experience to have a community duty, because I learned that most
people situated in a particular area here in Baguio experience low quality of health care because
one of the factor might be is that they belong to low socio economic group which they don’t
want to accept health care and not aware of it. However, due to the active participation and
action of our health workers they are provided enough care and treatment.
Jimenez, Kaycelyn-
Ogundeji, Ayomide-enjoyed every bit of our experience.
Pangan, Vianka Floi-At first, I was very excited and nervous at the same time, going to places
and meeting people we aren't familiar with. As the days go by, I came to realize how blessed I
was to grow up in a safe and warm environment. During our exposure I got to meet different
people with different perspectives in life. Some are children, some are adults and some are as old
as my grandma.. During our house to house visitation, we were able to meet and have a
conversation with families who are less fortunate, yet they endure life like everythings okay. I
realized that I have learned so much more in the Community, about how life really works and
how wonderful it is despite of the challenges. Community Duties, makes me happy being able to
help other people.
Pascua, Mary Yvonne-All I can say about our community duty in Engineers hill is that it was full
of excitement. The people I get to meet were all friendly and approachable. Although the walk
was too long and the weather was too hot, I still enjoyed doing our community duty delivering
help to the people who are in need.
Tabios, Shaira- I've learned that attitude has always an impact to a group. You need to extend
your patience and also adapt oneself to the group to have a better relationship to your fellow grp
mates. And acknowledge also yourself to be in the margins of the society, because being
deployed in the community is not easy task, you're dealing with many people with different
attitudes. Sometimes you experience to' belittled, and not welcome but I learned that always be
humble at all times because I do believe that Nursing is a very humble profession.
Tiyad, Emily-I have learned from our community duty that it is necessary to visit families to give
health teaching and provide information’s that they must know. During the visitations I realized
that many families are still unaware about the program of the department of health due to their
lack of knowledge and simply because sometimes they don't care, so as a student nurse this is the
time to give health education to them.