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Mission:To promote a healthy & safe environment by preventing health care associated infections among patients,staff,&visitors

Vision:To be premier institution on infection control & prevention,being the center for excellence in infectious & tropical dse

22/10/2026

October 22, 2026

AMAI PAKPAK MEDICAL CENTER OFFICIAL PUBLIC STATEMENT on Patient Privacy and the Responsible Use of Social Media

21/10/2026

October 22, 2026

📻 Be a Handwashing Hero! 🧼🦸‍♀️

Thank you, DXSO Marawi City, and Radio station manager Baealabi Shora M Sabdullah, for having us again on your Facebook Live as we celebrate Global Handwashing Day!

Through our second radio guesting, we continue to promote the importance of proper hand hygiene in preventing infections and protecting our families and communities.

Let us make handwashing a daily habit. Remember, clean hands save lives! 💧

19/10/2026

and glove use 🧤 help protect patients and health workers by preventing the spread of infections.

It’s important to clean hands:
✅ Before a procedure that involves risk of exposure to body fluids and requires use of medical gloves
✅ After removing medical gloves

https://bit.ly/4tpaAS6

19/10/2026

October 19, 2026

Infection Prevention & Control Committee and Public Health Unit

Topic: Celebrating Global Handwashing Day

Venue: Marawi City National High School

11/09/2026

Assalamualaikum po everyone!

WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! 🫧👐🏻

Our hospital Amai Pakpak Medical Center is joining the Philippine Hospital Association (PHA) TikTok Challenge – Best in Hand Hygiene! 🏆🦠

We are asking everyone to please help us by:

❤️ LIKE the video
🔄 SHARE it with your friends, family, and colleagues
👀 WATCH the video until the end
📲 And encourage others to do the same!

Every like, share, and view can help our entry reach more people and strengthen our campaign for Hand Hygiene and Infection Prevention! 💙

📱 SCAN THE QR CODE BELOW to watch our official entry, then LIKE ❤️ & SHARE 🔄!

Please help us spread the word! 🙏🏻

One hospital. One message. Clean hands save lives. 👐🏻✨

📌 Please forward this message to your APMC groups and contacts. Let’s get our entry noticed! 💪🏻

THANK YOU, APMC! ❤️

11/09/2026

🎬 OUR PHA TIKTOK ENTRY IS HERE! 🦠🧼

We’re excited to share our original video entry for the Philippine Hospital Association (PHA) Best in Hand Hygiene TikTok Challenge! 🫧👏

📌 Important note: Our TikTok upload was unfortunately muted due to the platform’s music copyright restrictions. 😭 So, we’re sharing the original version here on Facebook so you can enjoy the video with its complete audio and intended presentation. 🎶✨

But our official TikTok entry is still up! 💙

👉 Please support our entry by visiting the TikTok post and giving it a ❤️ LIKE!
📲 You may also share the TikTok video to help us reach more people and promote the importance of proper hand hygiene.

Every like, share, and view means a lot to our team! 🫶

🧼 Clean hands. Safe care. Stronger healthcare.
Let’s make hand hygiene everyone’s habit! 💙

📌 Watch the original video here: ⬇️
🎥 see comment section

📲 Support our official TikTok entry:
👉 https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSqf6pvkh/

Copyright Disclaimer: No copyright infringement intended. The music and audio used in this video belong to their respective copyright owners and are included solely as part of our PHA Best in Hand Hygiene TikTok Challenge entry.

14/07/2026

📻🩺 National Infection Prevention and Control Week 2026 | July 1, 2026 | Radio Guesting: Radyo Pilipinas

In celebration of National Infection Prevention and Control Week 2026, the Infection Prevention and Control Committee participated in a live radio guesting on Radyo Pilipinas to raise public awareness on the importance of infection prevention and patient safety.

Representing the IPC staff were Dr. Intanjamirah Berua, IPC Doctor, Norhanisa D. Rangaig, RN, MAN, IDN, IPC Nurse Coordinator, and Rohana M. Salacop, RN, MN, IDN, who shared valuable information about the objectives of National IPC Week 2026 and this year's theme: "Building Responsive IPC Systems: Strengthening Monitoring, Collaboration, and Resilience."

During the program, the speakers discussed the importance of Infection Prevention and Control in protecting patients, healthcare workers, and the community. They highlighted essential IPC practices, including proper hand hygiene, the prevention of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), antimicrobial stewardship, and the role of every individual in reducing the spread of infectious diseases.

Through this radio guesting, the IPC Unit strengthened its commitment to health promotion by reaching a wider audience and encouraging everyone to become active partners in building a safer and healthier community.

Together, through awareness, education, and collaboration, we can prevent infections, protect lives, and build a more resilient healthcare system.

14/07/2026

🩺🌿 National Infection Prevention and Control Week 2026 | Day 5: July 10, 2026 |
Clean-Up Drive, Closing Program, and Awarding Ceremony

The final day of National Infection Prevention and Control Week 2026 concluded with activities that reflected our institution's unwavering commitment to patient safety, environmental cleanliness, and excellence in Infection Prevention and Control.

The day began with a Hospital-Wide Clean-Up Drive, where hospital staff worked together to clean and maintain the hospital surroundings. This initiative reinforced the importance of a clean healthcare environment as a fundamental component of infection prevention and quality patient care.

The celebration concluded with the Closing Program and Awarding Ceremony, recognizing the remarkable efforts and achievements of participants who actively supported the week-long celebration.

The program formally opened with the Opening Remarks delivered by Marilyn D. Lucman, RN, MN, MPA, Chief Nurse, who expressed her appreciation to all participants, organizers, and hospital personnel for their commitment to making National IPC Week 2026 a meaningful and successful celebration. She emphasized that Infection Prevention and Control is a shared responsibility that requires the continued dedication and collaboration of every healthcare worker.

This was followed by Dr. Intanjamirah Berua, IPC Doctor, who presented the criteria and evaluation process for winners, highlighting the standards used in selecting the winners and recognizing excellence in creativity, innovation, and commitment to Infection Prevention and Control.

The much-awaited Awarding Ceremony honored the outstanding IPC Champions for their exemplary compliance and dedication to Infection Prevention and Control practices. Recognition was also given to the winners of the Poster Making Contest and Slogan Making Contest, whose creative entries effectively promoted awareness and inspired others to support safer healthcare practices.

As National IPC Week 2026 comes to a close, we celebrate not only the achievements of our awardees but also the collective efforts of every healthcare worker, department, and participant who contributed to the success of this year's celebration. May the knowledge gained, partnerships strengthened, and commitment demonstrated throughout the week continue to inspire us to uphold the highest standards of Infection Prevention and Control every day.

Together, we build responsive IPC systems. Together, we protect lives. Together, we create a safer and healthier future for all.

14/07/2026

🩺📚 National Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Week 2026 | Day 4: July 9, 2026 |
OPD Health Education Lecture

As part of the continuing celebration of National Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Week 2026, the Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Unit successfully conducted a Health Education Lecture at the Outpatient Department, bringing valuable health information closer to our patients, watchers, and visitors.

In line with this year's theme, "Building Responsive IPC Systems: Strengthening Monitoring, Collaboration, and Resilience," the activity focused on promoting the responsible use of antibiotics through a lecture on Antimicrobial Stewardship (AMS).

The session was delivered by Dr. Aiman Cairoden, MD, who discussed the importance of appropriate antibiotic use, the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance, and the vital role of patients, healthcare workers, and the community in preserving the effectiveness of life-saving medicines. The lecture emphasized that responsible antibiotic use is a key strategy in preventing antimicrobial resistance and improving patient outcomes.

Following the lecture, an interactive Question-and-Answer Session provided participants with the opportunity to raise concerns and clarify common misconceptions regarding antibiotic use and infection prevention. The discussion was expertly addressed by Dr. Aiman Cairoden, together with Dr. Abdulnasser V. Macaalin, IPC Vice Chairperson and Dr. Intanjamirah Berua, IPC Doctor, who shared their expertise and practical guidance on antimicrobial stewardship and Infection Prevention and Control.

The activity highlighted the importance of continuous health education and community engagement in promoting safe healthcare practices. By increasing public awareness on the responsible use of antibiotics, we take another meaningful step toward preventing antimicrobial resistance and protecting the health of future generations.

Together, let us use antibiotics wisely, prevent infections effectively, and build a safer, healthier, and more resilient community.

14/07/2026

🎨🖌️ National Infection Prevention and Control Week 2026 | Day 3: July 8,2026

Creativity met advocacy on Day 3 of the National IPC Week 2026 as hospital personnel showcased their talents and passion for patient safety during the Poster Making and Slogan Making Contest, held on July 8, 2026.

Guided by this year's theme, "Building Responsive IPC Systems: Strengthening Monitoring, Collaboration, and Resilience," participants transformed their ideas into meaningful artworks and powerful slogans that highlighted the importance of Infection Prevention and Control in creating a safer healthcare environment.

Each entry reflected the participants' creativity, innovation, and commitment to promoting patient safety, proper hand hygiene, infection prevention, teamwork, and a culture of quality healthcare. Through art and words, they delivered impactful messages that inspire healthcare workers, patients, and the community to actively support and practice effective IPC measures every day.

The Poster and Slogan Making Contest not only celebrated artistic excellence but also reinforced the vital role of communication and awareness in preventing healthcare-associated infections and strengthening IPC practices across our institution.

Congratulations to all participants for sharing your creativity and helping spread the message that every action counts in preventing infections and protecting lives.

Together, we create. Together, we inspire. Together, we build a safer healthcare environment.

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