Comments on: Is the 5-Year Nursing Curriculum in the Philippines a Feasible Proposal? http://www.jpsimbulan.com/2009/02/08/is-the-5-year-nursing-curriculum-in-the-philippines-a-feasible-proposal/ Researches in Nursing and other fields Wed, 26 Aug 2009 16:06:31 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Niloy http://www.jpsimbulan.com/2009/02/08/is-the-5-year-nursing-curriculum-in-the-philippines-a-feasible-proposal/comment-page-1/#comment-6591 Niloy Fri, 21 Aug 2009 13:26:49 +0000 http://www.jpsimbulan.com/?p=942#comment-6591 mga kapatid. itong proposal na to para nursing ay di lang additional burden sa mga magulang natin kundi anti-social ito. dadating time na dahil mahal na tuition sa nursing yung mga elite o di kaya may makakapal na bulsa na lang pwede mag aral nito. tulad halimbawa ng medicine, sino ba sa palagay nyo pwede mag aral nito? kung kaya karamihan ng mga doctors ay walang mga bedside manners. di naman nila alam paano maging mahirap kung kaya di nila tunay na ramdam ang damdamin ng mga maralita. mga arogante karamihan doctor. sa mata ng maraming doctor second rate lang mga nursing mga utusan baga. sabagay, kung time dumating mga elite na lang pwd aral nito, let them eat their own kind. ya lang wawa naman mga patiente na napilitan lang pumunta dahil no choice; at ng mapag experimentuhan ng mga dyaskeng mga doctor na pera lang alam. mga kapatid. itong proposal na to para nursing ay di lang additional burden sa mga magulang natin kundi anti-social ito. dadating time na dahil mahal na tuition sa nursing yung mga elite o di kaya may makakapal na bulsa na lang pwede mag aral nito. tulad halimbawa ng medicine, sino ba sa palagay nyo pwede mag aral nito? kung kaya karamihan ng mga doctors ay walang mga bedside manners. di naman nila alam paano maging mahirap kung kaya di nila tunay na ramdam ang damdamin ng mga maralita. mga arogante karamihan doctor. sa mata ng maraming doctor second rate lang mga nursing mga utusan baga. sabagay, kung time dumating mga elite na lang pwd aral nito, let them eat their own kind. ya lang wawa naman mga patiente na napilitan lang pumunta dahil no choice; at ng mapag experimentuhan ng mga dyaskeng mga doctor na pera lang alam.

]]> By: blush http://www.jpsimbulan.com/2009/02/08/is-the-5-year-nursing-curriculum-in-the-philippines-a-feasible-proposal/comment-page-1/#comment-6570 blush Wed, 05 Aug 2009 11:41:46 +0000 http://www.jpsimbulan.com/?p=942#comment-6570 hi.. i think a 5 year course is better.. kasi specialized na yung subjects plus walang summer.. at least the students will be able to relax their mind.. nursing is a very tiresome course.. plus diba way way back naman 5 years naman talaga yung nursing? which i think produced more disciplined and competent nurses.. or may be it's just because yung generation ngayon is "abroad" motivated or pinilit lang ng parents? .. regardless.. i think a 5 year course is better para lalong makita yung competence ng mga student nurses and they need RLE duties kesa minor subjects hi..

i think a 5 year course is better.. kasi specialized na yung subjects plus walang summer.. at least the students will be able to relax their mind.. nursing is a very tiresome course.. plus diba way way back naman 5 years naman talaga yung nursing? which i think produced more disciplined and competent nurses.. or may be it’s just because yung generation ngayon is “abroad” motivated or pinilit lang ng parents? .. regardless.. i think a 5 year course is better para lalong makita yung competence ng mga student nurses and they need RLE duties kesa minor subjects

]]> By: jessie http://www.jpsimbulan.com/2009/02/08/is-the-5-year-nursing-curriculum-in-the-philippines-a-feasible-proposal/comment-page-1/#comment-6175 jessie Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:12:39 +0000 http://www.jpsimbulan.com/?p=942#comment-6175 Warrior In Scrubs, Thanks for your comment. I hope the CHED and PRC people will be able to read reactions like this one. Marami talagang ayaw sa 5-Year BSN curriculum sa totoo lang. Warrior In Scrubs,

Thanks for your comment. I hope the CHED and PRC people will be able to read reactions like this one. Marami talagang ayaw sa 5-Year BSN curriculum sa totoo lang.

]]> By: Warrior In Scrubs http://www.jpsimbulan.com/2009/02/08/is-the-5-year-nursing-curriculum-in-the-philippines-a-feasible-proposal/comment-page-1/#comment-6167 Warrior In Scrubs Wed, 18 Mar 2009 10:15:00 +0000 http://www.jpsimbulan.com/?p=942#comment-6167 More doesn’t always mean better. Adding another year isn’t a guarantee that schools will produce better nursing graduates and better RNs. CHED's policies should be need-driven. Hinihingi o nire-request ba ng karamihan sa nursing schools sa bansa ang pagdagdag ng isang taon pa sa curriculum ng nursing o hindi? Do schools need it and verbalize such need? If there is no such need, what is this new policy is for? Para kunwari may ginagawa ang CHED? Para kunwari may groundbreaking policy? Baka backbreaking policy dahil kukubahin lalo ang mga magulang ng nursing students? Furthermore, the government should do something to prevent the deluge of jobless RNs in the country. PRC, even without the recommendation from the President, has the power to change its policy as regards the taking of licensure exams for nurses. Instead of twice a year, licensure exams may only be given once a year. That way, hindi babaha ang RNs na walang trabaho sa bansa, plus new graduates can spend the entire year on self review or whatever, in order to do well in the once-a-year boards licensure exams (lest they wait for another 12 months before retaking). I would assume that both CHED and PRC are composed of intelligent and experienced policy makers, pero nakakapagtaka lang na parang nakakabobo ang policies nila. <em>Warrior In Scrubs's last blog post..<a href='http://warriorinscrubs.blogspot.com/2009/03/hire-me.html'>HIRE ME!</a></em> More doesn’t always mean better.

Adding another year isn’t a guarantee that schools will produce better nursing graduates and better RNs.

CHED’s policies should be need-driven. Hinihingi o nire-request ba ng karamihan sa nursing schools sa bansa ang pagdagdag ng isang taon pa sa curriculum ng nursing o hindi? Do schools need it and verbalize such need?

If there is no such need, what is this new policy is for? Para kunwari may ginagawa ang CHED? Para kunwari may groundbreaking policy? Baka backbreaking policy dahil kukubahin lalo ang mga magulang ng nursing students?

Furthermore, the government should do something to prevent the deluge of jobless RNs in the country.

PRC, even without the recommendation from the President, has the power to change its policy as regards the taking of licensure exams for nurses.

Instead of twice a year, licensure exams may only be given once a year.

That way, hindi babaha ang RNs na walang trabaho sa bansa, plus new graduates can spend the entire year on self review or whatever, in order to do well in the once-a-year boards licensure exams (lest they wait for another 12 months before retaking).

I would assume that both CHED and PRC are composed of intelligent and experienced policy makers, pero nakakapagtaka lang na parang nakakabobo ang policies nila.

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]]> By: kim http://www.jpsimbulan.com/2009/02/08/is-the-5-year-nursing-curriculum-in-the-philippines-a-feasible-proposal/comment-page-1/#comment-5974 kim Thu, 12 Feb 2009 00:54:47 +0000 http://www.jpsimbulan.com/?p=942#comment-5974 For me 5 year curriculum is much more better than four year curriculum for the whole learning of students. Kung ang mga parents nag-alala sa gastusin, are they not also concern of their children's concern, na madali makatapos and yet failed sa board exams? the same way gagastos pa rin dahil tha student will still have to retake the board exam they failed. Also, the students cannot graduate if the they lack cases and eventually, they will go on completion duties in which they will again have to pay for that purpose to complete their requirements. Aside from that, I think there'll be no summer classes on a five year curriculum. In a four year curriculum there's summer classes. In fact two summers is equivalent to one year also. Hope this should be studied more for the good quality of nursing education. Thank you For me 5 year curriculum is much more better than four year curriculum for the whole learning of students. Kung ang mga parents nag-alala sa gastusin, are they not also concern of their children’s concern, na madali makatapos and yet failed sa board exams? the same way gagastos pa rin dahil tha student will still have to retake the board exam they failed. Also, the students cannot graduate if the they lack cases and eventually, they will go on completion duties in which they will again have to pay for that purpose to complete their requirements. Aside from that, I think there’ll be no summer classes on a five year curriculum. In a four year curriculum there’s summer classes. In fact two summers is equivalent to one year also. Hope this should be studied more for the good quality of nursing education. Thank you

]]> By: Subjects Included in the CHED Memorandum Order (MO) No. 5 | Nursing Research http://www.jpsimbulan.com/2009/02/08/is-the-5-year-nursing-curriculum-in-the-philippines-a-feasible-proposal/comment-page-1/#comment-5972 Subjects Included in the CHED Memorandum Order (MO) No. 5 | Nursing Research Tue, 10 Feb 2009 21:47:13 +0000 http://www.jpsimbulan.com/?p=942#comment-5972 [...] « Is the 5-Year Nursing Curriculum in the Philippines a Feasible Proposal? [...] [...] « Is the 5-Year Nursing Curriculum in the Philippines a Feasible Proposal? [...]

]]> By: jessie http://www.jpsimbulan.com/2009/02/08/is-the-5-year-nursing-curriculum-in-the-philippines-a-feasible-proposal/comment-page-1/#comment-5965 jessie Mon, 09 Feb 2009 13:34:46 +0000 http://www.jpsimbulan.com/?p=942#comment-5965 Twinks, According to my data, ganun na nga. Yan ang opinion ng majority about the new nursing curriculum - gastos lang dahil aabot sa 5 years in total yung expenses. :-( <em>jessie's last blog post..<a href='http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blog2learn/~3/9fLrUBzvvW8/'>Year 2009 Horoscope: Capricorn Horoscope</a></em> Twinks,

According to my data, ganun na nga. Yan ang opinion ng majority about the new nursing curriculum – gastos lang dahil aabot sa 5 years in total yung expenses. :-(

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]]> By: Twinks http://www.jpsimbulan.com/2009/02/08/is-the-5-year-nursing-curriculum-in-the-philippines-a-feasible-proposal/comment-page-1/#comment-5964 Twinks Mon, 09 Feb 2009 11:27:55 +0000 http://www.jpsimbulan.com/?p=942#comment-5964 Kuya, I've heard about this nga. I agree additional burden na naman for the parents, matagal din yong one year at mabigat din. Ganyan din dati sa Pharmacy course eh, from 4 yrs ginawang 5 yrs tapos ibinalik na naman to 4 yrs. Nakadepende ba talaga ang quality of education sa kung ilang years ang course mo? I reckon they should eliminate those subjects na di naman talaga vital sa course. Naghihirap na nga, mas lalo pang pinapahirap.. haay.. gusto ko pa naman sanang ipa take ng nursing c Fabia..naks! hahaha.. Oi kuya I'm doing great! sana maka chat tayo one of these days pg di ka na busy...ingat po! <em>Twinks's last blog post..<a href='http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/Twinkletoe/~3/535232889/little-big-savings-tips-on-shopping.html'>Little Big Savings Tips: On Shopping</a></em> Kuya,
I’ve heard about this nga. I agree additional burden na naman for the parents, matagal din yong one year at mabigat din. Ganyan din dati sa Pharmacy course eh, from 4 yrs ginawang 5 yrs tapos ibinalik na naman to 4 yrs. Nakadepende ba talaga ang quality of education sa kung ilang years ang course mo? I reckon they should eliminate those subjects na di naman talaga vital sa course. Naghihirap na nga, mas lalo pang pinapahirap.. haay.. gusto ko pa naman sanang ipa take ng nursing c Fabia..naks! hahaha..

Oi kuya I’m doing great! sana maka chat tayo one of these days pg di ka na busy…ingat po!

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]]> By: jessie http://www.jpsimbulan.com/2009/02/08/is-the-5-year-nursing-curriculum-in-the-philippines-a-feasible-proposal/comment-page-1/#comment-5961 jessie Mon, 09 Feb 2009 11:15:34 +0000 http://www.jpsimbulan.com/?p=942#comment-5961 Ambo, Yun nga kapatid. Experimental itong 5-year nursing curriculum na to. Kaya nga ang dapat pagaralan eh kung feasible sya at this time na taghirap sa buong Pilipinas. May malisya kasi ang Nursing curriculum natin dahil maraming nursing review centers at nursing schools ang pag-aari ng mga government officials natin. :-( <em>jessie's last blog post..<a href='http://www.kokeytechnology.com/google/google-news/download-google-pack-for-free/'>Download Google Pack for Free</a></em> Ambo,

Yun nga kapatid. Experimental itong 5-year nursing curriculum na to. Kaya nga ang dapat pagaralan eh kung feasible sya at this time na taghirap sa buong Pilipinas. May malisya kasi ang Nursing curriculum natin dahil maraming nursing review centers at nursing schools ang pag-aari ng mga government officials natin. :-(

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]]> By: Ambo http://www.jpsimbulan.com/2009/02/08/is-the-5-year-nursing-curriculum-in-the-philippines-a-feasible-proposal/comment-page-1/#comment-5950 Ambo Sun, 08 Feb 2009 09:13:30 +0000 http://www.jpsimbulan.com/?p=942#comment-5950 Generally, i think ang main concern dito ng majority is the additional expenses. Oo nga naman magastos lalo na sa panahon ng crisis. Pero if we look the effect in the long term, mas ok siguro. Speaking of quality education, that does not guarantee kung 4 years o 5 years ang course in general. I think the government should look mainly kung san nagssiimula ang education. Why not focus sa Primary and Secondary, para pagdating ng Tertiary, competent na ang student dito sa atin. Sana pag isipan tong mabuti ng CHED bago implement sa mga schools. Ang dami dyan Nursing schools, kahit nga 4 years pa e nag graduate ang student ng walang alam. Close na lang yung mga Nursing schools na mababa ang nursing board passers or let's admit zero board passers tapos ang mahal ng tuition fee. Daming ganyan sa Manila! Generally, i think ang main concern dito ng majority is the additional expenses. Oo nga naman magastos lalo na sa panahon ng crisis. Pero if we look the effect in the long term, mas ok siguro. Speaking of quality education, that does not guarantee kung 4 years o 5 years ang course in general. I think the government should look mainly kung san nagssiimula ang education. Why not focus sa Primary and Secondary, para pagdating ng Tertiary, competent na ang student dito sa atin. Sana pag isipan tong mabuti ng CHED bago implement sa mga schools. Ang dami dyan Nursing schools, kahit nga 4 years pa e nag graduate ang student ng walang alam. Close na lang yung mga Nursing schools na mababa ang nursing board passers or let’s admit zero board passers tapos ang mahal ng tuition fee. Daming ganyan sa Manila!

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