00:00Make this clearly that our beloved mayor, Dadeo Vito Gioquioano, and the city council is committed.
00:07Committed with this program, committed to eliminate cervical cancer,
00:12committed to have programs at our beloved city of Mandawe
00:16na makaprevent o mga nelaing sakit na mataktan o mataktan ato ang mga Mandawehanos.
00:23That is always our main agenda.
00:25In which, supposedly, last year, it was really a launch, fast track.
00:32But as we all know that with the new administration, that's lastly a transition period.
00:38And we don't, maybe the administration is the priority on health,
00:43but there are a lot of factors in which in different sectors,
00:46na kinhanglang sa tagaan o pagtugon.
00:49Had you heard the transition kayo, bagong mga administration,
00:51so hinahinay lang, one step at a time.
00:53But now, we are all here, that's why we are all here,
00:57to really skyrocket this kind of program.
01:00Kevin, actually, na nakanyang pa-ordinansa,
01:04may sponsor actually, Nicolas, Kevin.
01:07One is institutionalizing the cancer control program for Nagawe City.
01:12And the second ordinance was the adjustment of the salary grades of the staff
01:17who will be managing the cancer control program.
01:20So, in terms of ongoing services, ang ato ang cancer detection, mas nag-una din na siya.
01:28Itong pap smear, dugay na na siya na hitabo.
01:32But we found out na, why are we so focused on the cancer detection?
01:38When mas naapamay mag-una dapat, which is the prevention.
01:41Sa cancer detection, we met a lot of, sa pap smear kato at sa unap,
01:46we met a lot of patients with findings, parang, why are we waiting for them to have findings?
01:53Parang, yun, ana ba nga, anong magkulat mag-tangan naa sila yung findings?
01:57So, we can do something before that.
01:59So, under universal healthcare, focus na to is primary care, prevention is primary care.
02:05So, that's why we decided, let's start on vaccination.
02:08That's a cheaper way to really prevent and eliminate cervical cancer.
02:13So, this year, finally, in addition to the support given by the Department of Health,
02:21the Manawi local government is procuring additional cervical vaccines,
02:27na total siya, 8 million pesos, for the, again, for our children, age 9 to 14 years old.
02:36So, diingon na ko ganihang mo-complement o mo-augment siya,
02:42o mo sa ikihatan sa atong Department of Health.
02:44And we will be targeting this time other children.
02:49Masutubi sa mga private schools, we will also be focusing on mga out-of-school na mga bata.
02:55So, ka na, ang services na nato, we will be doing finally this year.
03:04So, actually, in partnership with DOH,
03:09so, subsidized nasada sa DOH,
03:11they have their own self-vaccine.
03:12So, we are doing daily reporting
03:16so that if ever napay surplus from other areas,
03:21we can ask for another supply of vaccination.
03:25So, the daily reporting will be done every day,
03:31daily, reporting daily.
03:33Then, if ever, there is demand pa from other,
03:38especially mga private schools,
03:41then more or less based sa master list given to us by the schools,
03:47then nakuha na na mo ang target,
03:49then maybe we can ask another supplies from DOH.
03:56And also, we have our own procurement consent.
03:59So, I think DOH subsidies na supplies plus the LGU procurement,
04:08that is enough for now based lang sa mo ang demands nga na kita from the master list.
04:17Yes, Ms. Jane.
04:18Yes, actually, the allocation is based on the total na enrollment sa public school na po ang na-identify.
04:28So, with the list, then plus the 2 million allocation,
04:37we maka-move to private schools.
04:44As we, and then, as an panggingo ni Doc Mix do na,
04:49there are other nga mga LGUs,
04:53ang muli kaayo nagtako,
04:55ang mga taas na nilang ang accomplishment.
04:57We can, we can, uh...
05:07We'll see you next time.
