1. The document defines medical technology as an auxiliary branch of laboratory medicine dealing with various medical procedures and techniques to aid physicians in diagnosis, treatment, and health promotion.
2. It traces the origins and developments of medical technology education in the Philippines from its introduction by the 26th Medical Laboratory of the 6th U.S. Army in the 1940s to the establishment of the first degree programs in the 1950s at institutions like Philippine Union College and University of Santo Tomas.
3. By the 1960s, several other universities had begun offering medical technology programs, growing the profession formally and establishing it as a key part of healthcare in the Philippines.
1. The document defines medical technology as an auxiliary branch of laboratory medicine dealing with various medical procedures and techniques to aid physicians in diagnosis, treatment, and health promotion.
2. It traces the origins and developments of medical technology education in the Philippines from its introduction by the 26th Medical Laboratory of the 6th U.S. Army in the 1940s to the establishment of the first degree programs in the 1950s at institutions like Philippine Union College and University of Santo Tomas.
3. By the 1960s, several other universities had begun offering medical technology programs, growing the profession formally and establishing it as a key part of healthcare in the Philippines.
1. The document defines medical technology as an auxiliary branch of laboratory medicine dealing with various medical procedures and techniques to aid physicians in diagnosis, treatment, and health promotion.
2. It traces the origins and developments of medical technology education in the Philippines from its introduction by the 26th Medical Laboratory of the 6th U.S. Army in the 1940s to the establishment of the first degree programs in the 1950s at institutions like Philippine Union College and University of Santo Tomas.
3. By the 1960s, several other universities had begun offering medical technology programs, growing the profession formally and establishing it as a key part of healthcare in the Philippines.
1. The document defines medical technology as an auxiliary branch of laboratory medicine dealing with various medical procedures and techniques to aid physicians in diagnosis, treatment, and health promotion.
2. It traces the origins and developments of medical technology education in the Philippines from its introduction by the 26th Medical Laboratory of the 6th U.S. Army in the 1940s to the establishment of the first degree programs in the 1950s at institutions like Philippine Union College and University of Santo Tomas.
3. By the 1960s, several other universities had begun offering medical technology programs, growing the profession formally and establishing it as a key part of healthcare in the Philippines.
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Act Philippines. - She was an American Seventh - An auxiliary branch of Day Adventist missionary to the laboratory medicine which deals Philippines and marred to Dr. with the examination of various Hedrick, the first Medical chemical, microscopic, internist of the Manila bacteriologic, and other medical Sanitarium and Hospital (now procedures, technique which Manila Adventist Medical will aid the physician in the Center). diagnosis, study and treatment of disease in the promotion of DR. PRUDENCIA STA. ANA (1954) health in general - a six-month laboratory training 26TH MEDICAL LABORATORY OF with certificate upon completion THE 6TH U.S. ARMY was given to trainees and Dr. Sta. Ana prepared the syllabus - Introduced medical technology of the training program practice at the end of World War II PHILIPPINE UNION COLLEGE - Established Manila Public Health - offered the first four-year B.S. Laboratory degree in Medical Technology MANILA PUBLIC HEALTH with Manila Sanitarium (Manila LABORATORY Adventist Medical Center) in 1954 - First clinical laboratory in the Philippines JESSE UMALI - Quiricada St., Sta. Cruz, Manila - the first person who graduated - The laboratory offered training Medical Technology at programs to high school Philippine Union College graduates as early as February - OB-Gyne practitioner and was 1994 an owner of Omega DR. PIO DE RODA Laboratories - Formally organized the Manila UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS Public Health Laboratory with - Dr. Antonio Gabriel together the help of the assiramcd of Dr. with Dr. Gustavo Reyes, offered Mariano Icasiano who was then Medical Technology as an the Manila City Health Officer in elective subject to 4th and 5th October 1, 1945. year B.S Pharmacy students in - Revised the training of high 1957 school graduated to work as - In June 17,1967, Fr. Lorenzo medical technicians with Dr. Dominguez decided to offer Prudencia Sta. Ana in 1947 Medical Technology as a course MRS. WILLA HILGERT HEDRICK since it was popilar among (1953) pharmacy students - In June 1960, a temporary the training of medical officers permit was issued by the DepEd in the Philippine Health Service for first to third year in UST - The name of the school was - In June 14, 1961, the permit for originally called as ‘School of the internship program was Sanitation and Public Health’ issued and full recognition of but was later changed to the 4-year B.S. Medical College of Public Health in 1986 Technology course was given CENTRO ESCOLAR UNIVERSITY - Followed in 1960 through the pioneering efforts of Mrs. Purification Sunico-Suaco who was granted by the unversity president, Carmen de Luna, to work on the feasibility of offering the medical technology course in the university. - In 1962, they had their first medical technology graduates FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY - FEU started offering B.S. Medical Technology under the college of medicine in 1961 who were by then initiated by Horacio A. Ylagan and Serafin J. Juliano. - FEU School of Medical Technology open in 1962 under the join auspices of the Institute of Medicine (NRMF) and Institute of Arts and Sciences (IAS) - The university produced its first graduates in 1963 UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES (MANILA) - The university offers the similar course but the degree conferred is B.S. Public Health - The college was established in June 1927 as a unit of the University of the Philippines for