By Francis Neil G. Jalando-on
CPU President, Dr. Teodoro C. Robles receives the donation from Pastor Lloyd Basco, a faculty of the CPU Junior High School and a cousin of one of the graduates of BSN ’79.
The CPU BS Nursing Batch 1979 recently donated US$900 and PhP22,300 for the laboratory. This is just one of the various batches of the CPU College of Nursing that has contributed to the Nursing Virtual Laboratory.
The said donation was received by CPU President, Dr. Teodoro C. Robles, on January 29, 2019 at the CPU Alumni Affairs Office. It was turned over by Pastor Lloyd Basco, a faculty of the CPU Junior High School and a cousin of one of the graduates of BSN ’79.
At present, the College of Nursing Virtual Laboratory is already operational. The latest addition to the lab is Apollo, “an adult male patient simulator [that] has the most authentic physiology in the industry. Apollo offers simulation facilitators a range of opportunities with which to expose their learners to immersive training scenarios: scenarios where they may suspend disbelief and develop critical thinking, stress management, and patient care skills—all while gaining confidence and competence in procedure and protocol.” (https://caehealthcare.com/blog/cae-apollo-new-face-new-name-same-high-quality-simulation/)
The aim of the lab is to prepare students and develop their skills through depictions of real life situations in the laboratory.
The following are the members of the BS Nursing ’79 who gave towards the completion of the Nursing Virtual Laboratory:
Al-Rawas, Mila Landoy
Caligdong, Beth Gordoncillo
Caligdong, Ray
Catalan, Girlie
Cerbas, Grace Uy
Gabio, John Mark
Geria, Geva
Orleans, Nelia Japsay
Padernilla, Godfred
Sagun, Leda Robles
Garcia, Marietta Tumasis
Santiago, Bobbie Cheryl Primero
Arandela, Mary Grace Prudente
Sandig, Sylvia Fernandez
Dollolasa, Leah Castor
Pagtanac, Geralyn Honorario
Paredes. Ma. Lourdes Bugna
Datuin, Helen Moscoso
Camporedondo, Nora
Britanico, Josephine Miane
Perea, Charity Yanson
Bamberger, Eden Jopson
Banares, Helen
Alvarez, Gilda Muyco
Rosales, Renee Fe Abrigo