SERVICE LEARNING INTEGRATION ACTIVITY 8:

GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT BASIC RADIOLOGY AND

SALAKNIB AWARDS ACTIVE LISTENING SKILLS: THE
LENS OF FUTURE PHYSICIANS

NAME: CAACBAY, KATELENE A.

GROUP NO.: 4
DEPARTMENT: PEDIATRICS
TOPIC: GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT BASIC RADIOLOGY AND
SALAKNIB AWARDS ACTIVE LISTENING SKILLS: THE LENS
OF FUTURE PHYSICIANS
APPROACH: BLENDED LEARNING
F2F VENUE: Renaissance Hall, 3F LRDR Bldg, ITRMC
ONLINE PLATFORM: via Zoom Link
SPEAKERS: DR. GERARDICT LAMARCA / DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY
AND FAMILY MEDICINE
DATE: August 27, 2022

Reflection on the Attainment of the

Program Outcomes
1. Demonstrate clinical competence
2. Communicate effectively
3. Lead and manage health care teams
4. Engage in research activities
5. Collaborate within interprofessional teams
Program Outcomes During the Activity
In terms of the general radiology lecture, I
think I am more okay with the gastrointestinal
tract lecture. Maybe it is because, in my
current department which is pediatrics, our
day-to-day patients in NICU always have
abdominal X-rays performed. Our patients
usually have necrotizing enterocolitis, bowel
obstruction, or just for follow-up observations.
It was nice to feel that I am not that clueless
in radiology.
The last SLI for me was exhilarating. To see
that our group efforts have great results, was
fun. The program was also great and to think
that we had come up with such despite our
busy schedule only proves that we are still
communicating effectively.
I commend our Clerkship president and the
officers for their outstanding leadership and
management. I am stationed here in OPCEN
and I usually see them going out beyond their
duty hours. They did their best to lead us.
I am awed by how they did the
cinematography and the posters for our
presentations. Since that day, I also tried
searching for apps that could help me learn
to do multimedia editing.
The resulting success of the program only
proved that we can still collaborate despite
our hectic schedules. As for myself, I should
 always remember that if others can exert
effort like what our council did, I should also
do my best to do the same so that I can be of
help to my groupmates in the future.
6. Utilize systems-based approach to health The activity last Saturday tends to be
care disorderly if we are not systematic. Our
council made a way for every member and
every group to work systematically to avoid
any hiccups.
7. Engage in continuing personal and From cinematography to script-writing, to
professional development acting, and the awarding, the process taught
us to be professional with each other, to
show professionalism with our patients, and
to build ourselves through skills other than
medicine.
8. Adhere to ethical, professional, and legal Through the lecture on general radiology, I
standards am glad that I finally have something to grasp
as "standard". During the virtual classes in
school, it was hard to learn radiology since
the pictures are not clear, and sometimes I
cannot say that I am also looking at the
picture the same way as our lecturer. With
the lecture and our hands-on experience in
the ward, I can finally relate to what I am
seeing from the film and the signs and
symptoms of the patient.
9. Demonstrate nationalism, internationalism Our clerk council exhibited their dedication to
and dedication to service service through the success of the program.
It is something to commend and look up to.
10. Practice the principles of social Hectic schedules or not, our activity last
accountability Saturday taught us to look into our list and
prioritize which work needs attention the
most, and if possible, to be flexible in order to
to things simultaneously without resulting to
miscomings.