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INTRODUCTION

Background and Rationale of the Study

Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever is given the most regard as the most significant

mosquito borne viral disease internationally. Over 100 countries worldwide, especially

tropical-and subtropical regions are endemic to this disease. The incidence of dengue

has increased about 30 fold, in the last 50 years. According to the World Health

Organization, it estimated that 50 to 100 million infections of dengue occur yearly. Of

these cases, about 500,000 progress to dengue hemorrhagic fever resulting in 22,000

deaths, mostly in children. Based on the World Health Organization data, cases of

dengue across the Americas, South-East Asia and Western Pacific surpassed 1.2

million in 2008 and over 3 million in 2013 (Sanyaolu, 2017).

The Philippines is one of 4 countries in the Western Pacific which reported the

highest dengue incidence in recent years. Dengue fever is potentially fatal and mainly

affects children. The DOH said on Tuesday, August 16, 2016 that it has recorded a total

of 844,085 suspected dengue cases in the country from January 1 to August 6, 2016

which is 15.8 % higher compared to the same period in 2015 (72,627).

In August 2016, The Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit (RESU)

reported that dengue cases in Central Visayas posted a dramatic increase with 9,372

cases in 2016 compared to 3,740 cases in 2015. According to the report, Cebu City

posted the highest number of cases with seven deaths. Cebu Health Department (CHD)

head Dr. Alma Corpin identified urban Barangays Labangon, Tisa and Guadalupe
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among the top villages with the most number of reported dengue cases (Epidemiology

Bureau Public Health Surveillance Division, 2016).

An average of 200,000 cases of Dengue is reported every year. Vaccination is

essential to the integrated approach in dengue prevention and control

So, in 2016, the Philippines launched the world's first public dengue vaccine

program with the dengue vaccine Dengvaxia from Sanofi Pasteur. Over 800,000

children have already been vaccinated. However in July 2016, the World Health

Organization releases another paper, saying Dengvaxia "may act as a silent natural

infection that primes seronegative vaccinees to experience a secondary-like infection

upon their first exposure to dengue virus." In other words, the body says the vaccine

"may be ineffective or may theoretically even increase the future risk of hospitalized or

severe dengue illness in those who are seronegative at the time of first vaccination

regardless of age." That same month, former Health Secretary Paulyn Ubial issues a

Resolution temporarily suspending the school-based dengue immunization program

(Steenhuysen, J. 2016).

As of April 2018, the Department of Health (DOH) has now recorded 62 deaths of

children who received the controversial Dengvaxia vaccine from the government’s

immunization program (Aurelio,J. 2018 )

In Inquirer News by Futch Anthony Inso last March 05, 2018, it was reported that

three deaths of children given Dengvaxia shots included a 9-year-old girl from Barangay

Labangon, Cebu City who died last January in what health authorities said was due to

tuberculosis-meningitis.
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Dengvaxia was created just like any other vaccines to give parents or the person

vaccinated a peace of mind. However, this vaccine that aimed at protecting hundreds of

thousands of school children from dengue may have put their lives at risk. With the

controversies surrounding Dengvaxia including but not limited to reported death due to

the said vaccine though still needs to be proven, there’s already a panic over not only to

the parents whose children were vaccinated but including those parents of children who

are still to be vaccinated. There’s some sort of panic in the mind of these parents that all

vaccines are deadly.

It has been almost a couple of years since the Dengue Vaccine controversy

broke. But why still the need to study the lived experiences of these parents of

vaccinated children? The researchers believed that because of the current national

issue about the refusal and parents’ losing their trust to the government vaccination

programs like the measles vaccines, these issues may have awakened these parents’

feelings emotions pertaining to the life they have after their child or children have

received the controversial vaccine. The researchers negate the context on the medical

aspect and Government Issue. Rather, focusing on the parents point of view and

explore their preconceived notion on the phenomena.

Hence, the researchers explore the lived experiences that might reveal the

psychological, physical and emotional effect of the Dengvaxia controversies to the

parents of children vaccinated with the said vaccine in barangay Labangon. This

research will explore what exactly are the experiences of these parents in order to

address the problem carefully and holistically. These may serve as basis for future
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health related activities and programs of the college and university, and The

Department of Health policies as a whole.

The study to be conducted will explore lived experiences of parents, and in order

to limit biases and in preventing conclusions, Atheoretical framework will be utilized in

the study. Wherein, there will be no anchored theory in the process of the research

study.

In the aspect of Epistemology, the researchers will aspire to get as close as

possible to the informants that will be studied. In the ontological view point, the

researchers will embrace the idea of multiple realities and report in these by exploring

multiple forms from the different perspectives and experiences of each individual. In the

Axiological aspect, the researchers will make their values known in the study and will

actively report their values and biases as well as the value laden nature of information

that will be gathered from the field. In the Rhetorical assumption, the aim of the

researchers is not to find the truth of the reality, but rather they will objectively report the

reality as how the informants experience the phenomena. Finally, in the Methodological

assumption, the research procedures will be inductive and will be based on the

researcher’s own experience in collecting and analyzing of data.

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Statement of the Problem

The study will describe the lived experiences of parents with children vaccinated with

Dengvaxia and seeks to answer the question:

1. What are the experiences of being the parents living with children vaccinated

with Dengvaxia?

2. What is it like to live as parents with a child/children vaccinated with Dengvaxia?

3. What is the pattern and emerging themes that will be coined from the lived

experiences?

Significance of the Study

The result of this study will provide significant information and benefits to the following:

Parent of a Child vaccinated with Dengvaxia

The study will help the parents to be aware of the vaccine and help them gain

information to ease their mind. Furthermore, this study might be an instrument to

enlighten their minds pertaining to the significance of vaccine to their child/children.

Family of a Child vaccinated with Dengvaxia

Families or family members will be able to better understand the struggles faced

by the parents and be sensitive to their uncertainties about the outcome of the

vaccination and manage the provision of information carefully. The family will be able to
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express their thoughts and be guided on the possible actions to take that will promote

the well-being of every member.

CIT-U College of Nursing CES (Community Extension Services)

The study will provide an awareness that will be a basis for further activities

involving the community extension services (CES) program of the college. This will pave

the way to an enhanced university involvement to the people affected in the community.

Barangay Labangon Health Center

Through the study, the Barangay Labangon Health Center will provide medical

assistance to children who reported showing signs of adverse effect following the

immunization of the dengue vaccine. In addition, being the frontline health care giver of

the Barangay, this study will help in creating programs and activities that will deal not

just with the physical but as well as the psychological concerns of their constituents.

Community/Adopted Barangay

This study will be able to provide a basis for future involvement on barangay-

community affairs and services. Through this, barangay assistance to the affected

individual will be considered.

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Department of Health (DOH)

If the success of the study is guaranteed, this will contribute to the Department of Health

as a source of information that will open various possibilities to a more improved health

service distribution and an improved quality of life to the individuals involved.

Nursing Education

The study will aid the nursing profession as a providing piece of information that

will further enhance the profession. The efficacy of nursing care that is to be given to the

individuals that will view their conditions holistically.

Researchers

Provide further understanding through exploration of individual thoughts and

ideas from the informants’ viewpoint on the issue. The information gathered will

contribute to the level of significance to the study and provide the researchers to plan

and evaluate the need for further study.

Future Researchers

Findings of the study will serve as reference to future studies. This will also give

the researchers ideas and knowledge upon formulating another study with the same

methods and tools and can improve it as well.

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Orientational Definition

Dengvaxia Vaccine

The first dengue vaccine in Asia, manufactured by Sanofi Pasteur also referred

to as CYD-TDV, is a live recombinant tetravalent dengue vaccine, based on

the yellow fever 17D vaccine strain, given as a 3-dose series with 6 months between

each dose.

Vaccination

The administration of Dengvaxia to help the immune system develop protection

from the disease. Injection of a killed microbe in order to stimulate the immune system

against the microbe, thereby preventing disease. Vaccinations, or immunizations, work

by stimulating the immune system, the natural disease-fighting system of the body. The

number of times the individual participated in the vaccination program.

Lived Experiences

The representation and understanding of a researcher or research subject’s

human experiences, choices, and options and how those factors influence one’s

perception of knowledge. This is the manifestations that the individuals convey

emotionally and psychologically through facial expression and behaviours in lined with

their verbalization.
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Parents

The individuals who are directly involved and affected with the children who were

vaccinated with Dengvaxia. The individuals concerned with the phenomena.

Child/Children

The individuals who received the 2016 Dengvaxia vaccine are currently under

the monitoring and supervision of their respective parents. These children who were

vaccinated with Dengvaxia are or below 18 years of age.

Scope and Delimitation

The study will focus mainly on the lived experiences of parent of a child

vaccinated with Dengvaxia in Barangay Labangon Cebu City. This barangay is an

adopted barangay of CIT-University College of Nursing’s Community Extension

services. Ten (10) informants will be chosen as participants in the study. These samples

of informants will not represent the wider population and will just sensitize us to key

experiences and understandings of a sample of parents. Given the study’s limited

resources, the researchers will only interview one informant at a time in the course of

the data collecting process.

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CHAPTER II

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

According to a study, to prevent the risk of dengue virus transmission from human host

to a mosquito vector, one of the key strategies to help the human population is

vaccination. The capacity of the vaccine must be capable of inducing long –term

protective immunity against all four serotypes, irrespective of the age or serostatus

during the time of vaccination. Dengvaxia, the first tetravalent vaccine licensed against

dengue and is approved in about 20 countries in Asia and Latin America. The World

Health Organization imposed severe restrictions on the use of the vaccine calling in to

question regarding the continuation of mass dengue vaccination programs in countries

that are dengue- endemic. In the Philippines, at the end of 2017, Dengvaxia was

suspended due to adverse events in the vaccinated population. Validation of other

dengue vaccination strategies remain a high priority (Bos, Gadea, & Despres, 2018).

In addition to a similar study conducted, same with implementation of new vaccines,

ensuring safety monitoring to detect adverse events that are highly infrequent to be

detectable in trials. According to the results, it reported that a potential safety concern of

Dengvaxia is an increased risk of dengue related hospitalization for vaccines who were

dengue naïve at the time of vaccination, which may only be observed year post

vaccination. The safety routine monitoring systems are unable or is insufficient to

capture this unique risk (Flasche et al., 2016).

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A study conducted on the acceptability of dengue vaccine among parents in poor urban

communities, the Philippine dengue vaccination is the only mass dengue vaccination to

date with more than 800,000 vaccinated. The effect on the acceptability of the parents

was highly dependent on the controversy with how it was portrayed by the media

associating vaccine program to politics and corruption. In the study, there is a link

between dengue vaccine acceptability and parental experience in dealing with

vaccination in general and dengue, trust in public institutions, and the communication

received by the parents of the vaccinated individuals. Since the dengue vaccine is a

new kind, like most of newer vaccines, it suffers from perception of lack of testing and

efficacy, and vaccine specific characteristics are different from routine vaccines used in

other mass vaccination. The parents rely on their own experience from their previous

vaccination with regards to their personal and familial encounter with vaccines as well

as their experience with the disease and their communities’ experience (Valido,

Laksanawati, & Utarini, 2018).

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INPUT

- Life Behind the Experiences of Parents with Children Vaccinated with Dengvaxia

PROCESS

- Descriptive Phenomenology Design

- Review of Related Literature
- Consent from the Dean
- Consent to be secured from the Informants
- In depth individual interviews with guided questions

OUTPUT

- Audio Reading
- Analysis and Interpretation of data gathered
- Survey Implications
- Recommendations

OUTPUT

- Lived Actual Experiences of Parents

Figure 1. Flow of the Study

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CHAPTER III

METHODOLOGY

Research Design

This study will utilize Husserlian’s descriptive phenomenology design as a methodology

to answer the research question. Descriptive phenomenology is widely used in social

science research as a method to explore and describe the lived experience of

individuals. Phenomenology aimed to accurately describe the phenomenon without a

pre-existing knowledge to a framework but remaining truth to the facts. This design is

concerned with the study of human existence and how humans understand and

perceive their own behaviours. This will allow the researchers to get an in depth

understanding and explore life experiences of parents with child/children vaccinated

with Dengvaxia (Padilla-Díaz, 2015).

Research Locale

In Cebu City, 159,766 children were vaccinated with Dengvaxia. Barangay Labangon is

one of the 15 barangays having high cases of dengue, it also participated in the

vaccination of children for Denvaxia (Lardizabal, C., 2017).

Labangon is the adopted Barangay of the CIT University community extension services

and the recipients of the medical missions, feeding programs, healthcare services and

other programs and activities of the college of Nursing.

Based on the information gathered by the researchers regarding the process of

immunization programs held by the barangay, it was confirmed that schedule of

vaccination is every Wednesday morning at 8 until 12 noon. The health center in

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Labangon only provides the basic immunizations for children. In addition the stocks for

immunization are given a day before the scheduled immunization program

Research Informants

The study will include a total of ten (10) informants that will be identified using purposive

sampling. The inclusion criteria for proper selection of research informants are as

follows: (1) Has a child/children vaccinated with Dengvaxia; (2) Their child/children must

be below 18 years; (3) Must be the real parent(s) of the child who received Dengvaxia

vaccine; (4) Must be living with and taking care of the child who received the vaccine;

(5) Residents of Barangay Labangon Cebu City; (6) Willing to participate in the study.

Sampling Design

The researchers will utilize the purposive sampling in order to select informants whose

children irrespective of gender and exposure to previous dengue fever considering they

had been vaccinated and the parents who personally have experienced the

phenomenon. When the data has been saturated, gathering of information from

informants will be terminated.

Research Instrument

The researchers are the main instrument of the study, and will be utilized in the

collection of the data, equipped with basic and conscious knowledge and have set aside
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all preconceived beliefs or opinions. In-depth individual interviews will be done with the

utilization of key informant interview guide, written by the researchers for the purposes

of answering the research questions. Furthermore, paper and pencil, voice recorder,

actual observation, and audio visual aids like camera recorders will be utilized in order

to describe the lived experiences of the informants and to ensure accurate data results.

Prior to information gathering, proper dissemination of procedure purposes and secured

consent from the informants will be ensured.

Data Analysis

To discover the real experiences of the phenomenon under investigation, the Colaizzi’s

method will be used. The audio-recorded interviews will be played many times and

significant statements will be extracted and transcribed. Each written transcript will be

read several times to ensure accuracy of the transcribed audiotapes interview and to

come to a better overall understanding of each informant’s experiences. This method is

consists of different steps. First, the researcher will read and re-read the transcript in

order to obtain a general sense about the whole content. For each transcript, significant

statements that pertain to the phenomenon under study will be extracted. Meanings will

be formulated from these significant statements. The formulated meanings will be

sorted into categories, clusters of themes, and subthemes. The findings of the study will

be integrated into a comprehensive description of the phenomenon under study. The

fundamental structures of the phenomenon will be described. Finally, validation of the

findings will be done from the research informants and from information gathered,
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themes and sub themes will be drawn from comparison and correspondence of the

statements of the informants (Morrow, Rodriguez, & King, 2015).

Research Procedure

First, the researchers will make a letter addressed to the Dean asking for approval to

conduct the research study outside school premises. Once approved, a letter will then

be sent to Barangay Captain of Labangon and to the head of the Barangay Health

Center to inform them of the researcher’s intent to conduct the study in their area. Once

permitted, the lists of children who have received Dengvaxia vaccine will be secured.

Ethical considerations will be properly observed so as not to disclose any information

received. After which, consent letter that is specific for the informants will be made.

Preliminary meetings with the researchers and informants will be conducted prior to the

actual interview. The preliminary meeting will be done to establish trust and to agree on

the venue and the time that is convenient to the informants. The researchers will

discuss the nature of the study and the importance of the participant’s involvement.

Interview process will proceed thereafter. Informants will be given the right to refuse or

discontinue answering questions if they are not comfortable with it. Furthermore, they

will be informed that interview proper will be recorded either via audio or video. The

interview will be interpreted and transcribed to be analysed by the researchers.

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Ethical Consideration

Ethical considerations will be addressed as this study will require the participation of

human informants. Before conducting this research study, the informants will be

informed of the rationale behind as well as its benefits. If the informants wish to be

anonymous and keep their identities secret, that will also be allowed due to their rights

to privacy. The identities of their children will also be kept unidentified. The researchers

will assure that the environment or venue where interview will be conducted is in a safe,

comfortable, quiet and free from distractions. Furthermore, in order to protect human

informants, all the data gathered through audiotapes and papers will be properly kept

and once the study is finally done, files will be destroyed. All transcripts will be

password encrypted in a safe file that will be designated by the researcher and will be

kept only as long as required by academic and institution.

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Trustworthiness

Credibility

The researchers will strive to establish confidence in the truth of the findings for the

particular participants and contexts in the research. According to Lincoln and Guba

(1985), the researchers will utilize the two aspects to credibility: first, the researchers

will carry out the study in a way that enhances the believability of the findings, and

second, they will take steps to demonstrate credibility in the research report.

Dependability

According to Lincoln and Guba (1985) the close ties between credibility and

dependability, is that a demonstration of credibility goes some distance in ensuring

dependability. This could possibly be achieved by the use of “overlapping methods”.

In order to address dependability, the researchers will report in detail, the process of the

study that may possibly enable future researchers to repeat the work, if not necessarily

to gain the same results.

Confirmability

The information that will be gathered are solely from the informants. The data that will

be reviewed from the video and audio tapes will be subjective from the informants and

objective for the researchers to base the findings. Through confirmation from the

informants’ verbalization it will be free from researcher’s biases, motivations, or

perspectives (Shenton, 2004).

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Transferability

The researchers cannot prove that the research study’s findings will be applicable to

other contexts, situations, times and populations. However, the researchers aim to

provide the evidence that it could be applicable (Lincoln & Guba, 1985).
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APPENDIX A

Cebu Institute of Technology

University
N. Bacalso Ave., Cebu City Philippines

College of Nursing

I, _____________________________, understand that I am being asked to participate in a research

study entitled, “Lived Experiences of Parents with Children vaccinated with Dengvaxia”.

My participation in this research study is completely voluntary. I may decline altogether if I don’t wish to
answer. If I agree to participate in this study, I will be interviewed regarding my personal experience of the
phenomena and I will be given as much time as I need to answer the interview question. In case of
traumatic experience may occur during the interview process, it is the researcher’s responsibility to
address my psychological needs by providing a counselor. I consent to be interviewed through audio and
video recording. I understand that my responses will remain confidential and anonymous. Data from this
research will be kept under lock and key, however, this information may be used in nursing publication or
presentations. No one other than the researchers will know my answers to this questionnaire. The
information that will be recorded will be completely deleted once the research is confirmed as per
agreement.

In the process of doing the research or even in its reporting, through ethical considerations, the
researchers will adhere to the Data Privacy Act.

If I have any questions about this study, I can freely contact the researchers, through mobile phone
numbers provided.

Their study has been explained to me. I have read and understand this consent form, all of my questions
have been answered, and I agree to participate. I understand that I will be given a copy of this signed
consent form.

______________________________________

Signature over Printed Name of the Respondent

Noted by:

JEANETTE PARIS-LIM, RM, RN, MAN

JASON R. LIM, RN, MAN LPT
Research Advisers

Geofrey O. Rojas Emilyn G. Brent Fatima Nicole A. Geniston

Researcher Researcher Researcher
09279808002 09177729693 09470717460
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APPENDIX B

SPOT MAP
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PLAN OF ACTIVITIES
(GANTT CHART)

Task Duration Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct
Chapter I 2 mos
The Problem

Theoretical
Background
Chapter II 1 month
Review of
Related
Literature
Chapter III 2 mos
Methodology

Research
Design
Research
Environment
Research
Respondents
Research
Procedure
Chapter IV 5 mos
Approval &
Data Gathering
Results &
Discussion
Summary,
Findings,
Conclusion,
Recommendation
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APPENDIX C
RESEARCH INSTRUMENTS
Interview Guide
ENGLISH VERSION
Key Informant Code: _______________ Age: _____
Educational Attainment: __________________ Marital Status: _____________

A. Warm up Questions
1. How are you today?
2. How is the child/children?
3. What experiences did you encounter during the past weeks?

B. Main Questions
1. How is life living with children vaccinated with Dengvaxia?
2. What are your experiences with the child/children after he or she received the
vaccine?
3. What are the necessary changes you have made the way you care for your
child/children after receiving the vaccine?
4. What are your thoughts and feelings regarding the controversy on Dengvaxia?
5. How do you accept/cope with your current situation knowing that your child/children
has received the vaccine?
6. Is there anything else you would want to share?
7. Will you please elaborate more on how it is to deal with the phenomenon on a daily
basis?
C. Follow up Questions:
1.1 How do you assess the following?
A. Self
B. Family
C. Community
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Interview Guide
VERNACULAR VERSION

Alyas: _______________ Edad: _____

Nahuman nga edukasyon: __________________ Kasado/Dili: _____________

A. Pasiuna nga mga pangutana

1. Kumusta man ka karun?
2. Kumusta ang bata/ mga bata?
3. Kumusta man atung panginabuhi sa mga niaging simana?
B. Unod nga mga Pangutana
1. Kumusta ang imong pag kinabuhi kauban ang imong anak/mga anak nga
nabakunahan sa Dengvaxia?
2. Unsa nga mga pagsulay ang imong naagian pagkahuman nabakunahan siya/sila?
3. Unsay mga importanteng kausaban sa pag-atiman nga imong gibuhat sa imong anak
pagkahuman siya mabakunahan?
4. Unsay imong nasabtan ug imong gibati pagkahibalo nimo mahitungod sa
kontrobersya sa Dengvaxia?
5. Giunsa nimo pagdawat o imong gi buhat pagkahuman na bakunahan imong anak?
6. Naa pa ba kay lain na gusto o ganahan i-sulti mahitungod sa dengvaxia o sa inyong
sitwasyon karon?
7. Pwede pa ba ko nimo mahatagan ug mas detalyado nga mga pamaagi nga imong
gibuhat sa inadlaw-adlaw nga panginabuhi sa pag atubang sa maong panghitabo?
C. Mga Sunod-sunod nga mga pangutana
1.1 Unsa ang imong pagtan-aw sa mga musunod?
A. Kaugalingon
B. Pamilya
C. Komunidad
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CURRICULUM VITAE

PERSONAL DATA

Name: Fatima Nicole A. Geniston

Gender: Female
Age: 21 y.o.
City Address: Sambag I Urgello Cebu City
Email Address: nicolegeniston@gmail.com
Contact Number: 09470717460
Date of Birth: August 13, 1997
Civil Status: Single
Religion: Roman Catholic
______________________________________________________________________
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Primary Level (2010)
Calubian South Central School
Calubian, Leyte

Secondary Level (2014)

Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart Academy (MSH)
Calubian, Leyte

Tertiary Level (2015 - 2018)

College of Nursing (BS in Nursing Undergraduate)
Southwestern University
Urgello Cebu City

Tertiary Level (2018 – Present)

College of Nursing (BS in Nursing Undergraduate)
Cebu Institute of Technology – University
N. Bacalso Avenue, Cebu City
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PERSONAL DATA
Name: Geofrey Lou O. Rojas
Gender: Male
Age: 22 y.o.
City Address: Duljo- Fatima, Cebu City
Email Address: geffsajor03@gmail.com
Contact Number: 09279808002
Date of Birth: February 3, 1997
Civil Status: Single
Religion: Christian
______________________________________________________________________
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Primary Level (2003-2009)
Maasin Christian Academy
Maasin City, Southern Leyte

Secondary Level (2009-2013)

Maasin Christian Academy
Maasin City, Southern Leyte

Tertiary Level (2014- 2016)

College of Engineering and Architecture (BS in Architecture Undergraduate)
Cebu Institute of Technology – University
N. Bacalso Avenue, Cebu City

Tertiary Level (2016- present)

College of Nursing (BS in Nursing Undergraduate)
Cebu Institute of Technology – University
N. Bacalso Avenue, Cebu City
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PERSONAL DATA
Name: Emilyn G. Brent
Gender: Female
Age: 37 y.o.
City Address: 347 C. Ouano St., Looc Mandaue City
Email Address: emilyn.brent@gmail.com

Contact Number: 0917-772-9693

Date of Birth: July 02, 1982
Civil Status: Married
Religion: Roman Catholic
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EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Primary Level (1989 - 1995)

Valladolid Elementary School

Valladolid, Carcar Cebu

Secondary Level (1995 - 1999)

Valladolid Elementary School

Valladolid, Carcar Cebu

Tertiary Level (1999 - 2003)

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Cebu Institute of Technology

N. Bacalso, Cebu City

Tertiary Level (2016 – Present)

College of Nursing (BS in Nursing Undergraduate)
Cebu Institute of Technology – University
N. Bacalso Avenue, Cebu City
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Jeanette Paris-Lim, RM, RN, MAN

Profession: Registered Nurse – Midwife
Contact No.: 09228363753
Email: jing_paris@yahoo.com.ph

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Date of Birth : December 13, 1980

Address : Blk. 10 Lot 12 Palm River Subdivision Phase 2 Brgy. Biasong,
Talisay City
Nationality : Filipino
Marital Status: Married

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Master of Arts in Nursing Southwestern University

Major in Maternal and Child Health Graduate School
Cebu City Philippines
November 2008- March 2010
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Bicol University
College of Nursing
Legaspi City, Albay, Philippines
June 1997 – March 2001
Diploma in Midwifery Bicol University
College of Nursing
Legaspi City, Albay, Philippines
June 1997 – 1999
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EMPLOYMENT HISTORY AND CLINICAL EXPERIENCES

Clinical Instructor Cebu Institute of Technology University

November 2007 – Present College of Nursing
N. Bacalso Avenue, Cebu City

Staff Nurse Cebu Doctor’s University Hospital

DR/LR/Nursery/NICU Osmeña Boulevard, Cebu City

Staff Midwife St. Vincent de Ferrer Hospital

January 2002 – December 2002 Goa, Camarines Sur

RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
International
1. Podium Presentor: Knowledge of Breast Cancer and Breast Self-
Examination among High School Students. 6th International Conference of
Nurses (ICONS 6) Marco Polo Hotel and Residences, Cebu City, Philippines,
November 24, 2016

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION AND MEMBERSHIP

Philippines Nurses Association (PNA)

Association of Philippines Schools of Midwifery (APSOM)
Integrated Midwives Association of the Philippines (IMAP)
Mother and Child Nurses Association of the Philippines (MCNAP)
Philippines Nursing Research Society (PNRSI)
International Multidisciplinary Research Association (IAMURE)
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Personal Data

Name: Jason R. Lim

Gender: Male
Age: 42
City Address: Block 10, Lot 12, Talisay City
E-mail Address: jasonricolim@yahoo.com.au
Contact Number: +63 9228363752
Date of Birth: Aug. 26, 1974
Place of Birth: Manila
Religion: Roman Catholic
Educational Attainment:
o Bachelor of Science in Nursing
o Masters of Arts in Nursing, Major in Nursing Service Administration
o Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education, Major in Biological Science