25/05/2026
RECAP | May 19, 2026, the CLMMRH Toxicology Care Center (TCC) provided technical assistance to the Negros Island Region Center for Health Development – Environmental and Occupational Health (EOH) Unit during the Road Safety Program Orientation Part II.
Representatives from the Department of Health – Disease Prevention and Control Bureau Central Office, Dr. Clariza Fernandez and Dr. Renz Queano, led discussions on the importance of accurate and timely road crash injury reporting. They emphasized how strengthened reporting systems can enhance surveillance, support evidence-based policy development, and improve road safety programs that protect communities and save lives.
The activity was attended by representatives from various Local Government Units (LGUs) across the Negros Island Region, reflecting strong regional collaboration and commitment toward safer roads and more effective emergency response systems.
Meanwhile, Dr. Patrick Tiglao, Consultant from the CLMMRH Department of Emergency Medicine, shared practical insights on patient transport and emergency care coordination, highlighting the importance of safe, timely, and efficient transfer systems during trauma and emergency situations.