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Center for Toxicology and Biomarine Poisoning, JBLMGH, San Fernando (2026)

09/08/2026

Excellence in specialized care defined. 🌟

Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital proudly congratulates the exceptional nurses of the JBLMGH Center for Poisoning and Biomarine Poisoning for achieving a spectacular 100% passing rate in the recent Certified Clinical Nurse Toxicologist examination.

This milestone is a testament to your rigorous training, expertise, and commitment to the highest standards of clinical toxicology.
By pioneering excellence in this specialized field, you continue to strengthen our mission of delivering top-tier healthcare to the community.Thank you for your dedication, and congratulations on this well-deserved success!

29/07/2026

🟢 Your Trusted Partner in Toxicology Care
CENTER FOR TOXICOLOGY AND BIOMARINE POISONING
Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital

⚠️ Exposure to poison? Chemical ingestion? Animal or marine envenomation? Medication overdose?
Don't wait. Early consultation saves lives.

Our team is committed to providing timely, evidence-based toxicology consultation, emergency guidance, and specialized patient care for poisoning and toxic exposure cases.

✅ Accepting referrals from hospitals and healthcare facilities
✅ Expert toxicology consultation
✅ Poison management guidance
✅ Patient-centered and compassionate care

📞 For referrals and consultation:
0998 551 5690

Together, let's ensure every patient receives the right care at the right time.

"Prompt Referral. Expert Care. Better Outcomes." 💚

Public Health Unit - Jose B. Lingad Mem'l Gen Hospital

29/07/2026

🛡️🧪 BANTAY LASON: Building Safer Communities Through Toxicovigilance 💚

Knowledge is our first line of defense against poisoning.

The Center for Toxicology and Biomarine Poisoning of Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital proudly launches Bantay Lason, a Capacity Development Training on Toxicovigilance designed for nurses from district hospitals, Rural Health Units (RHUs), and rescue units across Pampanga.

This training workshop aims to strengthen the knowledge and competencies of frontline healthcare professionals in the prevention, recognition, initial assessment, management, and reporting of poisoning cases. Through evidence-based learning and collaboration, participants will be better equipped to provide timely and appropriate care while promoting poison prevention within their respective communities.

Together, let us empower our healthcare workforce, enhance toxicovigilance, and create safer homes and healthier communities—because every informed responder has the power to save lives.

🔒 Lock hazardous substances.
👀 Keep poisonous substances out of sight.
✋ Teach safety habits.
📞 Act fast in cases of poisoning.

Safe Home. Safe Family. Safe Future.

Public Health Unit - Jose B. Lingad Mem'l Gen Hospital

22/07/2026

🛡️ SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCTED | BANTAY LASON 🛡️

The Center for Toxicology and Biomarine Poisoning of Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital proudly announces the successful conduct of BANTAY LASON: A Capacity Development Training on Toxicovigilance for nurses from District Hospitals, Rural Health Units (RHUs), and Rescue Units across Pampanga.

This training strengthened the knowledge and skills of our healthcare professionals in recognizing, preventing, managing, and reporting poisoning cases, reinforcing our shared commitment to building safer homes, healthier communities, and a more responsive healthcare system.

💚 Our heartfelt appreciation goes to all the participants for your active participation, enthusiasm, and commitment throughout the training. Your eagerness to enhance your knowledge and skills in toxicovigilance reflects your dedication to delivering quality patient care and ensuring safer communities.

We also extend our sincerest gratitude to the Certified Nurse Toxicologists of the Center for Toxicology and Biomarine Poisoning, whose expertise, dedication, and passion in sharing their knowledge made this training meaningful and impactful. Our deepest appreciation is likewise extended to the Center Director for the invaluable guidance, unwavering leadership, and continuous support in advancing poison prevention and toxicovigilance initiatives in the province.

Together, let us continue to strengthen our collaboration in promoting poison prevention, enhancing toxicovigilance, and safeguarding the health and well-being of every Filipino family.

🛡️ Safe Home. Safe Family. Safe Future.

Public Health Unit - Jose B. Lingad Mem'l Gen Hospital

21/07/2026

🚑🩺 The journey toward stronger poison preparedness begins today!

Today marks the opening of "Bantay Lason: A Capacity Development Training on Toxicovigilance for Nurses from District Hospitals, Rural Health Units (RHUs), and Rescue Units of Pampanga."

This initiative brings together dedicated healthcare professionals committed to strengthening their competencies in toxicovigilance-enhancing the surveillance, recognition, reporting, and management of poisoning cases to improve patient outcomes and protect public health.

Through this training, participants will gain valuable knowledge and practical skills that will further strengthen the province's capacity for timely and effective poison prevention and response.

As we commence this important learning journey, we recognize the commitment and collaboration of our partner institutions and participants in advancing a safer and healthier Pampanga.

Together, we continue to build a more capable, responsive, and resilient healthcare system.

Public Health Unit - Jose B. Lingad Mem'l Gen Hospital

21/07/2026

🚑🩺 The journey toward stronger poison preparedness begins today!

Today marks the opening of "Bantay Lason: A Capacity Development Training on Toxicovigilance for Nurses from District Hospitals, Rural Health Units (RHUs), and Rescue Units of Pampanga."

This initiative brings together dedicated healthcare professionals committed to strengthening their competencies in toxicovigilance-enhancing the surveillance, recognition, reporting, and management of poisoning cases to improve patient outcomes and protect public health.

Through this training, participants will gain valuable knowledge and practical skills that will further strengthen the province's capacity for timely and effective poison prevention and response.

As we commence this important learning journey, we recognize the commitment and collaboration of our partner institutions and participants in advancing a safer and healthier Pampanga.

Together, we continue to build a more capable, responsive, and resilient healthcare system.

26/06/2026

💻📱 CLICKS, TRENDS & CONSEQUENCES: Preventing Poisoning in the Digital Age

Today, the Center for Toxicology and Biomarine Poisoning successfully conducted a Lay Forum at the Out Patient Department Building, Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital, bringing together participants to raise awareness on the growing risks of poisoning in today's digital world.

As we observe Poison Prevention Week, this activity reminds us that not everything we see online is safe. From unregulated online medicines and herbal supplements, va**ng products, hazardous household chemicals, viral social media challenges, to marine and seafood toxins—making informed choices can prevent unnecessary harm.

In this digital age, awareness is our strongest protection. Every click has the power to influence our decisions, making it essential to verify information, avoid unsafe trends, and seek guidance from reliable health professionals before trying products or practices promoted online.

Together, let us build a safer and healthier community by promoting poison prevention through education, vigilance, and responsible digital behavior.

🟢 Think Before You Click.
🟢 Know Before You Try.
🟢 Prevent Before It Happens.

Thank you to everyone who joined and supported this meaningful initiative in strengthening public awareness and advancing a culture of poison prevention.

Public Health Unit - Jose B. Lingad Mem'l Gen Hospital
Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital
Emergency Medicine Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hosp

24/06/2026

In observance of National Poison Prevention Week 2026, the Pediatric Department successfully conducted "Pediatric Perils: Strengthening Patient Safety of Nurses in Basic Pediatric Toxicology Management"- a learning program dedicated to equipping nurses with essential knowledge and skills in the recognition, assessment, and management of pediatric poisoning cases.

Poisoning remains a significant health concern among children -from accidental ingestion of household chemicals, medications, and toxic substances in infants and toddlers, to intentional and unintentional exposures among school-age children and adolescents. These incidents can lead to serious complications, long-term health consequences, and even mortality if not promptly identified and managed.

Through continuous education and evidence-based practice, we empower our healthcare professionals to provide safer, more effective care for our youngest patients. Together, we remain committed to promoting patient safety, preventing poisoning incidents, and ensuring better health outcomes for every child.

Together, we reaffirm our commitment to patient safety, continuous professional development, and the delivery of high-quality pediatric healthcare.

Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital
Public Health Unit - Jose B. Lingad Mem'l Gen Hospital
JBL Department of Pediatrics

24/06/2026

📱💚 CLICKS, TRENDS & CONSEQUENCES: Preventing Poisoning in the Digital Age 💚📱

In today's digital world, information spreads with just one click—but not everything online is safe. Viral trends, unverified health products, social media challenges, and misleading advertisements can expose individuals and families to serious poisoning risks.

The Center for Toxicology and Biomarine Poisoning reminds everyone to stay vigilant and think critically before trying products, remedies, or challenges seen online. What is popular on social media is not always safe, effective, or scientifically proven.

⚠️ Protect yourself and your loved ones by:
✅ Verifying information from trusted health sources
✅ Avoiding self-medication and unregulated online products
✅ Keeping household chemicals properly stored and labeled
✅ Being cautious of viral social media challenges
✅ Seeking expert advice before trying herbal or alternative remedies
✅ Learning about marine and seafood toxin risks

Every click has a consequence. By promoting awareness and responsible digital behavior, we can help prevent poisoning incidents and create safer communities.

💡 Think Before You Click. Know Before You Try. Prevent Before It Happens.

Together, let's build a safer digital environment through education, awareness, and informed decision-making.

21/06/2026

🧪⚕️ **EMTOX 2026: EM Evolve. TOXpertise.** ⚕️🧪

The future of emergency medicine continues to evolve, and with it comes the need for greater expertise, innovation, and collaboration in the field of toxicology and emergency care. As healthcare professionals face increasingly complex challenges, continuous learning and interdisciplinary partnerships remain essential in delivering safe, evidence-based, and patient-centered care.

The Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital Department of Emergency Medicine and the Center for Toxicology and Biomarine Poisoning proudly present EMTOX 2026, a premier learning event designed to bring together emergency physicians, nurses, toxicologists, healthcare workers, educators, and advocates dedicated to advancing excellence in emergency and toxicology practice.

Over two days of dynamic discussions, expert lectures, hands-on learning experiences, and meaningful collaboration, participants will gain valuable insights into current trends, emerging challenges, and innovative approaches in emergency medicine and toxicology. The conference serves as a platform for knowledge exchange, professional growth, and strengthening networks among healthcare professionals committed to saving lives and improving patient outcomes.

**Program Highlights:**
🔹 Expert-led lectures and discussions
🔹 Innovative and evidence-based practices
🔹 Hands-on workshops and practical learning sessions
🔹 Emerging trends in toxicology and emergency medicine
🔹 Professional networking and collaboration opportunities

As we gather to learn, share, and inspire one another, we reaffirm our commitment to empowering healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to respond effectively to today's challenges while preparing for tomorrow's emergencies.

Together, let us continue to empower minds, prepare today, and protect tomorrow through education, innovation, and service.

Join us as we advance emergency care through toxicology, innovation, and collaboration.

Public Health Unit - Jose B. Lingad Mem'l Gen Hospital

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