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September 2026 News Wrap-Up
September 2026 News Wrap-Up
Asian Learning Institute Holds 2nd Postgraduate Course on Collaborative CareAsian Hospital and Medical Center’s Asian Learning Institute (ALI) held its 2nd Postgraduate Course, titled “Inter-Professional Education and Interprofessional Collaborative Care Practice,” bringing together medical trainees, students, and consultants for a learning experience focused on cross-disciplinary teamwork and collaboration.READ MOREAsian Hospital Welcomes Delegates of ACD 2026 for Educational TourAsian Hospital and Medical Center welcomed delegates of the 9th Asian Congress of Dietetics (ACD 2026) for an educational tour that provided an opportunity for knowledge exchange and sharing of best practices in nutrition and healthcare.READ MOREDr. Beaver Tamesis Recognized as Asia’s Modern Hero in Transforming Healthcare ServicesAsian Hospital and Medical Center President and Chief Executive Officer Dr. Beaver Tamesis was recognized at the Asia’s Modern Hero Awards 2026 as “Asia’s Modern Hero in Transforming Healthcare Services.”READ MOREEpilepsy Lay Forum Promotes Awareness, Understanding, and SupportAsian Hospital and Medical Center held an Epilepsy Lay Forum, bringing together patients, families, caregivers, and members of the community for an afternoon of learning, sharing, and greater understanding of epilepsy.READ MOREPusong Alaga Medical Mission Brings Heart Health Services to Parañaque CommunityAsian Hospital Charities, in partnership with the Asian Cardiovascular Institute, continued its Pusong Alaga Medical Mission in Goodwill II Subdivision, Barangay BF, Sucat, Parañaque City, bringing essential healthcare services closer to members of the community.READ MOREFall Prevention Lay Forum Promotes Safer Homes and Greater IndependenceAsian Hospital and Medical Center held a Fall Prevention Lay Forum, bringing together members of the community for an important discussion on practical ways to prevent falls and create safer living environments.READ MOREAsian Hospital Kicks Off Rehab Week 2026, Highlights Journey Toward RecoveryAsian Hospital and Medical Center officially kicked off Rehab Week 2026, highlighting the important role of rehabilitation care in helping patients progress from critical care and recovery toward greater independence and reintegration into the community.READ MOREAsian Hospital Observes World Suicide Prevention Day with Call for Compassionate ConversationsAsian Hospital and Medical Center observed World Suicide Prevention Day with an activity that highlighted the importance of open, compassionate, and meaningful conversations about mental health and suicide prevention.READ MOREScientific Forum Highlights Advances in Stroke Care and RecoveryAsian Hospital and Medical Center held a scientific forum on stroke care, bringing together healthcare professionals for meaningful discussions on the evolving approaches to stroke management, from early recognition and timely intervention to secondary prevention and rehabilitation.READ MOREAsian Hospital Raises Awareness on Atherosclerosis at ADB Health and Wellness FairAsian Hospital and Medical Center raised awareness about atherosclerosis during the Asian Development Bank (ADB) Health and Wellness Fair held on September 8, 2026, spotlighting its “Ate Rose” campaign as part of its efforts to promote heart health and cardiovascular disease prevention.READ MOREAsian Hospital Charities Brings Heart Health Screening to Parañaque CommunityAsian Hospital Charities, in collaboration with the Asian Cardiovascular Institute, conducted a medical mission at Goodwill 2 Subdivision, Barangay BF Homes, Parañaque City, bringing essential health services closer to residents in the community.READ MOREAsian Hospital Charities Holds Life-Saving Skills Forum for Ayala Alabang CommunityAsian Hospital Charities, in collaboration with the Asian Institute of Surgery, conducted a Lay Forum on Basic Life-Saving Skills in Hemorrhage Control and Emergency Response for the community of Ayala Alabang Village.READ MOREPain Awareness Week Forum Highlights Understanding of Neuropathic and Chronic PainAsian Hospital and Medical Center marked Pain Awareness Week with a lay forum titled “Kirot na Walang Sugat: Understanding Neuropathic Pain and Living Well with Chronic Pain,” held on September 8.READ MOREAsian Hospital Charities Brings Women’s Health Services to Alabang CommunityAsian Hospital Charities, together with the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, conducted a free lay forum and OB-GYN ultrasound screening for members of the Alabang community at the Barangay Hall Alabang, 3rd Floor, Liwasan ng mga Bayani.READ MOREAsian Hospital Kicks Off Pain Awareness Week with Forum on Neuropathic PainAsian Hospital and Medical Center kicked off Pain Awareness Week with a lay forum titled “Kirot na Walang Sugat: Understanding Neuropathic Pain,” highlighting the importance of recognizing, understanding, and appropriately addressing pain.READ MOREAsian Hospital Supports Filinvest Sportfest 2026 as Official First Aid PartnerAsian Hospital and Medical Center served as the Official First Aid Partner of the Filinvest Sportfest 2026, providing first aid support to athletes, teams, and participants during the sporting event held at The Palms Country Club.READ MOREAsian Hospital Wins Gold at 2026 Hospital Management Asia Awards for Surgical Safety InitiativeAsian Hospital and Medical Center received the Gold Award, the highest recognition in the Infection Control Excellence category at the 2026 Hospital Management Asia (HMA) Awards in Bangkok, Thailand, for its initiative, “Timing is Everything: AHMC Surgical Safety Practice through Timed Antibiotic Prophylaxis.”READ MOREInternal Medicine Postgraduate Course Advances Knowledge and Patient CareThe Day 2 of the Internal Medicine Postgraduate Course brought together medical experts and healthcare professionals at Acacia Hotel Manila for another day of learning, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing.READ MOREAsian Hospital Opens 17th Postgraduate Course on Internal Medicine in the Digital EraAsian Hospital and Medical Center, through its Department of Internal Medicine, opened its 17th Postgraduate Course, themed “Beyond the Present: Redefining the Holistic Internist in the Digital Era,” bringing together medical professionals for two days of learning, collaboration, and knowledge exchange.READ MORE
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Asian Hospital Opens 17th Postgraduate Course on Internal Medicine in the Digital Era
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9 October 2026
Asian Hospital Opens 17th Postgraduate Course on Internal Medicine in the Digital Era
Asian Hospital and Medical Center, through its Department of Internal Medicine, opened its 17th Postgraduate Course, themed “Beyond the Present: Redefining the Holistic Internist in the Digital Era,” bringing together medical professionals for two days of learning, collaboration, and knowledge exchange.The opening day focused on the evolving landscape of Internal Medicine and the growing role of innovation and technology in healthcare. The program provided participants with opportunities to gain new insights, exchange knowledge, and explore developments that could help strengthen clinical practice and patient care.The course was led by Department of Internal Medicine Chairman Dr. Eric Amante and Postgraduate Course Lead Dr. Lenora Fernandez, who guided the program toward meaningful discussions and continued professional development among healthcare professionals.The opening ceremony featured Dr. Jose Acuin, Director of the Asian Learning Institute; Dr. Carmen Nievera, Chief Medical Officer; and Dr. Lenora Fernandez. Their participation set the tone for an engaging learning experience and underscored the importance of continuous education in advancing medical practice.Throughout the opening day, the course highlighted the need for internists to remain responsive to changes in healthcare, particularly as digital technologies continued to influence diagnosis, clinical decision-making, and patient management.The program also provided a platform for medical professionals to connect with colleagues, share perspectives, and learn from developments relevant to their practice. By combining medical expertise with emerging innovations, the course emphasized the importance of a holistic approach to Internal Medicine in the digital era.The opening day reflected Asian Hospital’s commitment to advancing knowledge, embracing innovation, and supporting healthcare professionals in shaping the future of Internal Medicine and patient care.
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Internal Medicine Postgraduate Course Advances Knowledge and Patient Care
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9 October 2026
Internal Medicine Postgraduate Course Advances Knowledge and Patient Care
The Day 2 of the Internal Medicine Postgraduate Course brought together medical experts and healthcare professionals at Acacia Hotel Manila for another day of learning, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing.Led by Dr. Eric Amante, the second day featured a series of educational sessions facilitated by specialists who shared their expertise on timely and relevant topics in internal medicine. The discussions covered emerging developments in healthcare, including AI-driven diagnostics, modern clinical strategies, and other approaches aimed at supporting more informed clinical decision-making.The course also included practical workshops that provided participants with opportunities to strengthen their knowledge and apply new concepts to clinical practice. Through these sessions, healthcare professionals gained additional perspectives and tools that could contribute to more effective and patient-centered care.The learning activities highlighted the importance of continuous professional development in medicine, particularly as new technologies, treatment approaches, and clinical practices continued to evolve. The exchange of insights among medical experts and participants also fostered collaboration and encouraged the sharing of experiences across different areas of practice.The Day 2 sessions reflected the course’s commitment to advancing medical knowledge and strengthening the capabilities of healthcare professionals. By bringing together experts and practitioners in an environment focused on education and collaboration, the program provided opportunities to learn from current developments and translate knowledge into better patient care.The Internal Medicine Postgraduate Course underscored that continuous learning remained an essential part of the medical profession and a key component in delivering quality care to every patient.
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Asian Hospital Wins Gold at 2026 Hospital Management Asia Awards for Surgical Safety Initiative
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9 October 2026
Asian Hospital Wins Gold at 2026 Hospital Management Asia Awards for Surgical Safety Initiative
Asian Hospital and Medical Center received the Gold Award, the highest recognition in the Infection Control Excellence category at the 2026 Hospital Management Asia (HMA) Awards in Bangkok, Thailand, for its initiative, “Timing is Everything: AHMC Surgical Safety Practice through Timed Antibiotic Prophylaxis.”The award recognized the hospital’s efforts to strengthen surgical safety through the appropriate timing of antibiotic prophylaxis. The initiative highlighted the importance of timely and consistent practices in supporting infection prevention and promoting safer surgical care.The recognition reflected Asian Hospital’s continued commitment to patient safety and clinical excellence, emphasizing that every detail in the delivery of healthcare could contribute to better patient outcomes.The award was accepted on behalf of Asian Hospital by Dr. Carmen B. Nievera, Chief Medical Officer; Arvin Mark T. Pascual, MAS, RN, Director for Quality Management, Medical Records and Compliance; Dr. Jemelyn U. Garcia, Chair of the Antimicrobial Stewardship Committee; Dr. Joseph Adrian L. Buensalido, Chair of the Infection Prevention and Control Committee; Joselle May Lanzar-Dioneo, RPh, Senior Manager for Inpatient Pharmacy; Justine Emma Rose V. Silvano, MN, RN, Manager of the Infection Prevention and Control Unit; and Lorenzo V. Bisquera, RPh, Assistant Manager for Clinical Pharmacy.The recognition celebrated the collaborative efforts of the teams behind the award-winning initiative and their continued dedication to strengthening infection prevention and patient safety practices.The achievement underscored Asian Hospital’s commitment to its “Alagang Deserve, Alagang Sulit” promise, demonstrating how purposeful actions and attention to detail contributed to delivering safe and quality care.The Gold Award served as a meaningful milestone for the hospital and its teams, reinforcing the importance of getting every step right—including the timing.
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Asian Hospital Supports Filinvest Sportfest 2026 as Official First Aid Partner
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9 October 2026
Asian Hospital Supports Filinvest Sportfest 2026 as Official First Aid Partner
Asian Hospital and Medical Center served as the Official First Aid Partner of the Filinvest Sportfest 2026, providing first aid support to athletes, teams, and participants during the sporting event held at The Palms Country Club.The partnership highlighted the importance of having accessible medical assistance during sports activities, where immediate attention may be needed in cases of minor injuries, physical discomfort, or other health concerns. As athletes and teams gathered to compete, Asian Hospital helped support a safe and prepared environment throughout the event.As part of its role, the hospital’s healthcare team was on hand to provide first aid assistance and help address medical needs that arose during the games. The presence of trained healthcare professionals provided participants with added support as they took part in various sporting activities.The collaboration reflected Asian Hospital’s commitment to promoting health and safety not only within the hospital but also in community and corporate activities. By supporting events that encourage physical activity and teamwork, the hospital continued to advocate for healthy and active lifestyles while emphasizing the importance of safety.The Filinvest Sportfest 2026 brought together athletes and teams in an environment that promoted camaraderie, sportsmanship, and active participation. Asian Hospital’s involvement helped reinforce the importance of health and preparedness alongside athletic performance.Through its participation as the Official First Aid Partner, Asian Hospital contributed to making the sporting event a safer and more supported experience for everyone involved.The partnership demonstrated the hospital’s continued commitment to being present where health and safety mattered—helping athletes and participants stay supported and ready throughout the games.
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Asian Hospital Kicks Off Pain Awareness Week with Forum on Neuropathic Pain
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9 October 2026
Asian Hospital Kicks Off Pain Awareness Week with Forum on Neuropathic Pain
Asian Hospital and Medical Center kicked off Pain Awareness Week with a lay forum titled “Kirot na Walang Sugat: Understanding Neuropathic Pain,” highlighting the importance of recognizing, understanding, and appropriately addressing pain.The forum brought together participants for meaningful discussions and shared learning focused on neuropathic pain, a type of pain that could be difficult to recognize because it was not always visible. The activity provided an opportunity for participants to gain a better understanding of how neuropathic pain could be experienced and why recognizing its signs and symptoms was important in seeking appropriate care.Through expert discussions, the forum emphasized the value of listening to and understanding what patients experienced. It highlighted how greater awareness of pain could help individuals communicate their concerns more effectively and seek timely medical attention and appropriate management.The activity also created a space for participants to ask questions and engage in conversations about pain and its impact on daily life. By encouraging open dialogue, the forum helped promote a deeper understanding of the different ways pain could affect individuals.The observance of Pain Awareness Week reflected Asian Hospital’s commitment to promoting patient education and supporting conversations that could contribute to better healthcare experiences. It also emphasized the importance of compassion and understanding in caring for individuals living with pain.The forum served as a meaningful start to Pain Awareness Week, bringing attention to an often-overlooked health concern and encouraging participants to become more informed about neuropathic pain.Through continued education and open conversations, the initiative reinforced the importance of greater awareness, deeper understanding, and better pain care for patients and communities
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Asian Hospital Charities Brings Women’s Health Services to Alabang Community
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9 October 2026
Asian Hospital Charities Brings Women’s Health Services to Alabang Community
Asian Hospital Charities, together with the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, conducted a free lay forum and OB-GYN ultrasound screening for members of the Alabang community at the Barangay Hall Alabang, 3rd Floor, Liwasan ng mga Bayani.The community-based initiative focused on promoting women’s health awareness while providing accessible screening services to eligible participants. The program featured a lay lecture on women’s health, giving participants an opportunity to learn more about important health concerns and the value of regular medical checkups and appropriate screening.As part of the activity, free transvaginal and pelvic ultrasound services were provided for pregnant women. The screening offered participants access to diagnostic services while supporting the importance of proper prenatal monitoring and medical care.Participants were also introduced to the Asian Hospital Charity Maternity Program and Bayanihan Services, which provided information on available assistance and services for eligible patients. The discussion helped increase awareness of healthcare support that could benefit members of the community who met the program’s qualifications.The forum was led by Dr. Lily Rose De La Concepcion, Training Officer, and Dr. Valerie Guinto, Chair, with opening remarks delivered by Dr. Stella Marie Jose. Their participation helped facilitate the educational discussions and reinforce the importance of accessible women’s healthcare.Asian Hospital Charities expressed its appreciation to Hon. Christine May Abas-Ding, Barangay Chairperson, the Barangay Alabang team, and all residents who participated in the activity.The initiative reflected Asian Hospital Charities’ continued commitment to bringing healthcare education, screening, and support services closer to communities and promoting better health and well-being among women and families.
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Pain Awareness Week Forum Highlights Understanding of Neuropathic and Chronic Pain
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9 October 2026
Pain Awareness Week Forum Highlights Understanding of Neuropathic and Chronic Pain
Asian Hospital and Medical Center marked Pain Awareness Week with a lay forum titled “Kirot na Walang Sugat: Understanding Neuropathic Pain and Living Well with Chronic Pain,” held on September 8.The forum brought together participants for an informative discussion on pain, with a focus on neuropathic pain and the challenges associated with living with chronic pain. The activity provided an opportunity for participants to better understand pain that may not always be visible but can significantly affect a person’s daily activities and quality of life.Through expert discussions, the forum explored what neuropathic pain could feel like and how it could affect individuals in their everyday lives. Participants were also given an opportunity to ask questions, gain practical insights, and engage in meaningful conversations about pain management and care.The activity highlighted the importance of recognizing pain and understanding its impact beyond physical discomfort. Greater awareness could help patients and their families better communicate their experiences and seek appropriate medical support when needed.The forum also emphasized the value of compassionate and patient-centered approaches to pain care. By creating a space for learning and open discussion, the activity encouraged participants to become more informed about the different experiences associated with neuropathic and chronic pain.The event brought together speakers, participants, and members of the community in a shared effort to promote greater awareness and understanding of pain.Through the observance of Pain Awareness Week, Asian Hospital continued to support initiatives that encouraged meaningful conversations about pain and promoted better understanding as an important step toward better care and improved quality of life.
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Asian Hospital Charities Holds Life-Saving Skills Forum for Ayala Alabang Community
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9 October 2026
Asian Hospital Charities Holds Life-Saving Skills Forum for Ayala Alabang Community
Asian Hospital Charities, in collaboration with the Asian Institute of Surgery, conducted a Lay Forum on Basic Life-Saving Skills in Hemorrhage Control and Emergency Response for the community of Ayala Alabang Village.The forum provided participants with practical knowledge and skills that could be applied during emergency situations, particularly when immediate action was needed before professional medical help arrived. The session focused on basic approaches to hemorrhage control and emergency response, helping participants better understand how to respond appropriately during critical situations.Through demonstrations and discussions, participants were introduced to essential life-saving techniques and the importance of remaining calm, assessing an emergency situation, and taking appropriate action. The activity also highlighted how having basic emergency preparedness skills could help individuals respond more confidently when faced with unexpected incidents.The initiative provided an opportunity for members of the community to strengthen their knowledge and readiness while emphasizing the importance of preparedness in promoting safety and well-being.The collaboration between Asian Hospital Charities and the Asian Institute of Surgery reflected their commitment to extending health education and community-based initiatives beyond the hospital setting. By sharing practical emergency response knowledge, the organizations helped empower community members to become more prepared to act during potentially life-threatening situations.The forum reinforced the importance of learning basic life-saving skills as part of everyday emergency preparedness. It also demonstrated how education and hands-on learning could help build confidence in responding when immediate assistance was needed.Through initiatives such as this, Asian Hospital Charities continued to promote preparedness, awareness, and confidence in emergency response, emphasizing that knowing what to do at the right moment could help save a life.
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Asian Hospital Charities Brings Heart Health Screening to Parañaque Community
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9 October 2026
Asian Hospital Charities Brings Heart Health Screening to Parañaque Community
Asian Hospital Charities, in collaboration with the Asian Cardiovascular Institute, conducted a medical mission at Goodwill 2 Subdivision, Barangay BF Homes, Parañaque City, bringing essential health services closer to residents in the community.The medical mission provided residents with various health screenings designed to support early detection and promote greater awareness of cardiovascular health. Among the services offered were electrocardiogram (ECG), mitral testing, blood sugar testing, and other health assessments.Through these services, residents had the opportunity to have important health indicators checked and receive initial guidance based on their screening results. The activity emphasized the importance of regular health monitoring and early detection, particularly in identifying potential health concerns that may require further medical evaluation.The collaboration between Asian Hospital Charities and the Asian Cardiovascular Institute reflected their continued efforts to extend healthcare services beyond the hospital and make preventive care more accessible to communities.The medical mission also served as an avenue to encourage residents to become more proactive about their health. By providing accessible screenings and promoting awareness, the activity highlighted the importance of understanding personal health risks and seeking appropriate medical care when needed.The initiative underscored the value of community-based healthcare efforts in supporting healthier individuals and families. It also reinforced the role of preventive care and early detection in promoting better health outcomes.Through the medical mission, Asian Hospital Charities and the Asian Cardiovascular Institute continued their commitment to bringing care closer to the community and helping promote accessible healthcare, greater heart health awareness, and healthier lives
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Asian Hospital Raises Awareness on Atherosclerosis at ADB Health and Wellness Fair
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9 October 2026
Asian Hospital Raises Awareness on Atherosclerosis at ADB Health and Wellness Fair
Asian Hospital and Medical Center raised awareness about atherosclerosis during the Asian Development Bank (ADB) Health and Wellness Fair held on September 8, 2026, spotlighting its “Ate Rose” campaign as part of its efforts to promote heart health and cardiovascular disease prevention.The initiative focused on helping ADB employees better understand atherosclerosis, a condition in which plaque can build up inside the arteries and affect blood flow. Through the campaign, participants were encouraged to become more proactive in protecting their cardiovascular health and recognizing the importance of prevention.The activity highlighted the value of regularly monitoring cholesterol levels and maintaining healthy lifestyle habits. Employees were encouraged to stay physically active, make heart-healthy choices, and pay closer attention to factors that could affect their cardiovascular well-being.“Ate Rose” served as a relatable and engaging way to communicate important information about atherosclerosis and encourage individuals to take action before heart health problems became more serious. The campaign emphasized that simple, consistent lifestyle choices and regular health monitoring could contribute to better heart health.The Health and Wellness Fair provided an opportunity for Asian Hospital to engage directly with the ADB community and share practical information on cardiovascular health. It also reinforced the importance of health education and preventive care in supporting healthier workplaces and communities.Through the initiative, Asian Hospital continued its efforts to make conversations about heart health more accessible and understandable, encouraging individuals to take an active role in protecting their hearts.The campaign delivered a simple reminder to participants: Don’t let Ate Rose steal your heart health—know your risks, monitor your cholesterol, and make heart-healthy choices.
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Scientific Forum Highlights Advances in Stroke Care and Recovery
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9 October 2026
Scientific Forum Highlights Advances in Stroke Care and Recovery
Asian Hospital and Medical Center held a scientific forum on stroke care, bringing together healthcare professionals for meaningful discussions on the evolving approaches to stroke management, from early recognition and timely intervention to secondary prevention and rehabilitation.The forum highlighted the importance of every stage in the stroke care journey, emphasizing how early recognition of warning signs and prompt medical intervention could play a critical role in improving patient outcomes. Healthcare professionals also discussed advances in the management of acute stroke and the role of timely and appropriate treatment in supporting recovery.Another key focus of the forum was advanced intervention, providing participants with opportunities to exchange knowledge and insights on current approaches to stroke care. Discussions also covered secondary prevention, emphasizing the importance of reducing the risk of recurrent stroke through appropriate management and continued patient care.The forum further highlighted the role of rehabilitation in helping stroke patients regain function, improve independence, and transition toward recovery. By bringing together different areas of expertise, the activity underscored the importance of a multidisciplinary approach in addressing the complex needs of stroke patients.The scientific forum provided a valuable platform for healthcare professionals to share experiences, discuss emerging practices, and strengthen their knowledge in stroke care. It also encouraged continued collaboration among specialists and healthcare teams in advancing patient-centered care.Through the learning exchange, Asian Hospital reaffirmed its commitment to supporting continuous professional development and promoting better approaches to stroke prevention, treatment, and recovery.The forum served as a reminder that every step mattered in the stroke care journey—from recognizing the signs early to timely intervention, preventing recurrence, and supporting recovery.
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Asian Hospital Observes World Suicide Prevention Day with Call for Compassionate Conversations
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9 October 2026
Asian Hospital Observes World Suicide Prevention Day with Call for Compassionate Conversations
Asian Hospital and Medical Center observed World Suicide Prevention Day with an activity that highlighted the importance of open, compassionate, and meaningful conversations about mental health and suicide prevention.The gathering brought together members of the community and healthcare professionals to promote greater awareness and understanding of mental health concerns. It emphasized the value of creating safe spaces where individuals could openly share their experiences, express their emotions, and feel heard and supported.The activity underscored that meaningful support could begin with something as simple as asking a question, listening without judgment, and letting someone know that they were not alone. Through open conversations, participants were encouraged to become more mindful of the people around them and recognize the importance of offering compassion and understanding.The observance also reinforced the role of connection in promoting mental well-being. By fostering conversations that encouraged empathy and support, the activity helped create an environment where individuals could feel more comfortable seeking help when they needed it.Participants and organizers came together to help build a community grounded in understanding, connection, and hope. The event served as a reminder that suicide prevention was not limited to a single day but required continued awareness, care, and support throughout the year.Through its observance of World Suicide Prevention Day, Asian Hospital reaffirmed the importance of compassionate conversations and encouraged everyone to continue looking out for one another.The activity highlighted a simple but meaningful message: one conversation could be the beginning of hope.
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