We are inviting you to our Alay sa PGH Golf Tournament on December 10, 2018 at the Ayala Greenfield Golf and Leisure Club, Brgy. PutingLupa, Calamba City, Laguna. Registration time is 6 – 7 AM. For more details please feel free to contact the Secretariat office at 536-2874 or 0922-8317470 and ask for Mr. Vic Zoleta Thank you.
ANNOUNCEMENT:
TO ALL MEMBERS OF PGH MEDICAL FOUNDATION INC.
There will be Annual Membership Meeting on March 23 2018 at the Social Hall of the Nurses Home, Philippine General Hospital.
Your presence is earnestly sought!
We are inviting you to our Alay sa PGH “A Fundraising Benefit Concert on November 27, 2014 at the Hard Rock Cafe, 3rd Level, Glorrieta 3, Makati City. Time is 8:00 PM. This is for the benefit of the Charity Patients Medical Fund. For more details feel free to contact us. Thank you.
We are inviting you to our 5th Biennial Art Auction on April 23, 2014 at the Turf Room of the Manila Polo Club. Time is 5:00 PM. This is for the benefit of the Charity Patients Medical Fund. For more details feel free to contact us. Thank you.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
That:
The project “I AM PGH” is no longer part of the PGH Medical Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Jose Bayani Baylon is no longer president of PGH Medical Foundation effective 31 December 2013.
Mr. Candido Anaviso III and Ms. Vernelie Macatangay are no longer connected with the PGH Medical Foundation, Inc.
Any dealings/ transactions entered into by the following persons are not sanctioned nor authorized by the Foundation.
Donations to the Philippine General Hospital thru the PGH Medical Foundation should be deposited directly to the following bank accounts:
1. BPI acct no. 8291-0060-36
2. PNB acct no. 3849-1100-0024
3. BDO acct no. 0024-1007-1569
Please send the deposit slip through facsimile transmission at 536-2874 or by email (scanned copy) to this address pghmfi1997@gmail.com.
Pick up of check donation can also be arranged directly with the Foundation thru the following phone numbers: 567-4272 or 554-8400 loc.3061 or 09228317470.
Contact persons are: Ms. Gloria Rio and Mr. Vic Zoleta. The Foundation will send you an Official Receipt and acknowledgement of your donation.
(L-R) Dr. Jose C. Gonzales—Director PGH, Dr. Alfonso A. Doloroso—Member Execom and Board of Trustees PGHMFI, Ms. Daisy Z. Nodque—Member Execom PGHMFI, Dr. Gregorio T. Alvior Jr.—Chairman and Past President PGHMFI, Mr. Jose Bayani D. Baylon—President PGHMFI and Dr. Manuel B. Agulto—Chancellor UP Manila and Ex-officio Member Board of Trustees PGHMFI
The PGH Medical Foundation, Inc. (PGHMFI) Board of Trustees led by PGHMFI President Jose Bayani Baylon and immediate past president and Chairman of the Board of Trustees Dr. Greg Alvior were handed a plaque of appreciation by the PGH Director last Katlaw Truck cdl classes in Austell offers a Class A commercial driver's license program that lasts three. August 14, 2013 as part of the annual recognition of donors and benefactors of the hospital.
Baylon, in his remarks, acknowledged the great contribution of the hospital to Filipino society. He shared that the PGH is a beacon of hope – one that inspires others to also be PGH – People Giving Hope.
“You, the men and women of this great institution, are true heroes. You make a difference daily on the lives of the thousands of indigent Filipino patients who walk the halls of this great hospital everyday.” He said.
Donors including the foundation were given special recognition in the simple ceremonies at the PGH-UPMASA Science Hall.
With thousands of indigent sick people passing through the doors of the country’s biggest tertiary hospital, the possibility of infection getting passed on through various media is not remote. Actually, it happens all the time.
PGH’s Hospital Infection Control Unit or HICU is tasked with effectively addressing and controlling the spread of infection from patient to patient, patient to staff, staff to staff, or staff to patient utilizing a number of ways that range from simple hand sanitation to more complicated procedures like post exposure prophylaxis.
Of course when you are in a government hospital and the demand for resource is perpetually high you can expect that the available resources are consistently inadequate.
Good thing there are people giving hope in PGH,
The PGH Medical Foundation recently turned over two (2) Ultraviolet Air Disinfectants (UVAD) to the HICU to help make the hospital safer and healthier for both patients and staff.
“The UVAD will help a lot in cleaning infection prone areas of the hospital as well as keeping infection sensitive areas like the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and the nursery infection free. We are truly thankful to the Foundation,” said one of the HICU staff after the disinfectants were transferred to their care.