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October 18, 2016 Courtesy Calls:

With Atty. Hernando C. Galvez, City Administrator at the Iloilo City Hall

With Iloilo Province Governor Arthur Defensor, Sr.

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I. Opening Ceremonies Interfaith Prayers Processional Candle-lighting Ceremony and Singing of the IMAP Anthem headed by Ms.

Corazon L. Paras, IMAP National President

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Special Performance by the dance group Tribu Salugnon, 2016 Dinagyang Festival champion

Declaration of Opening of the Convention by Ms. Marte Superio, IMAP Board of Trustees from Iloilo City and the 2016 IMAP National Convention Chairperson

Welcome Address: Dr. Asuncion Esmele (OIC National President)

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II. Special Messages:

Hon. Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog Welcomed IMAP delegation Midwifery came a long way from being “hilots”; has long become a

well-respected profession Touched on hilots not being allowed to practice; only registered

midwives Maternal and neonatal mortality rates discussed during the

recently held Local Health Board Midwives are instruments for the improvement of maternal care;

in the frontline to ensure the maintaining of Filipinos health Several midwifery schools in Iloilo have been producing

topnotchers; Ms. Veronica Flores already working in City Hall

DR. Patricia Grace Trabado IMAP core values are fitting for the association Midwives are continuously challenged as their roles are being

expanded PHO program to provide Health services in GIDA areas thru 20

midwifery scholars Continue to institutionalize the IMAP core values

Dr. Bernard Caspe, CHO

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The IMAP National Officers with Iloilo City Mayor Hon. Jed Patrick Mabilog, DOH Region VI Director

Dr. Marlyn Convocar, Iloilo Provincial Health Officer Dr. Patricia Grace Trabado, and Iloilo City Health Officer Dr. Bernard Caspe, together with OSEC Consultant Dr. Ofelia Alcantara and IMAP Legal

Counsel Atty. Charlie Ho

III. Special Number from a Midwife from Iloilo Doctors College IV. Introduction of Keynote Speaker by Ms. Corazon L. Paras, IMAP National

President V. Keynote Speaker: Dr. Marlyn Convocar

Midwives as heroes/heroines in the ground ACHIEVE strategy

A stands for health promotion, primary care and quality for health services that is pre-illness to address a concern that Filipinos would only go to a heath facility if they are sick so that even the well is seen at the health facility, provide them with primary care and check up packages to ensure that they will remain healthy and stay well;

C stands for coverage of all Filipinos against financial risks through the national health insurance program;

H is to harness te power of strategic human resources for health;

I is investment in electronic health and data for decision making to ensure that data is captured accurately in real time so make accurate decisions and policies;

E stands for the enforcement of standards accountability and transparency;

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V is value clients and patients because they are the most important individuals in a health care facility and the reason for the existence of health personnel and professionals;

E to elicit multi- stakeholder and multisectoral support for health.

VI. Dance number from IMAP School Midwifery Scholars VII. Message from DOH National Secretary Dr. Paulyn Jean Rosell-Ubial c/o DR.

Ofelia Alcantara – OSEC Consultant Going around the country to visit birthing homes and clinics Walang Nakasimangot Lahat ng manganganak should be embraced with happiness Quality care to the family Expand Mother Bless clinics ; the challenge of coming up with 50 birthing

homes/year Increase remuneration for midwives who will serve in GIDA areas Midwives as “unang providers” of health services who will protect the

Filipino family from the triple burden of illnesses

VIII. Dance Number: New Lucena Polytechnic College students IX. Closing Remarks: Ms. Corazon L. Paras, IMAP National President

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Agenda: NIT and RICT updates Localized Manual of Operations (Local Chapters) RPRH Law Revision of the Midwifery Law BSM Baseline Survey Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Local Activities (Databases, Documentations/Reports, Calendar of Activities, etc) Remittance Report Ms. Patricia Gomez as OSEC Consultant Philippine Midwifery Journal Volume 3 IMAP School of Midwifery Compendium on Clinical Cases for Midwives IMAP Projects (CMSU2, J&J Training Caravan, etc) IMAP Training Center for Excellence Future Plans ICM Congress in Toronto, Canada

October 19, 2016

I. Invocation: Ms. Evelyn Aduna , IMAP National Assistant Secretary

II. Plenary Lectures SDN PPP: Alliances in Public Health by Dr. Jocelyn Pajonar Bayquin,

MHO from Lake Sebu, South Cotabato Guidelines in the establishment of the SDN PCB services rendered in BHS can avail PhilHealth

reimbursement Personality Development: Boosting Midwife Professionalism through

Customer Service Excellence

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Sharing of Best Practice by Mr. Jacinto Managbanag, PRC Most Outstanding Professional 2016 – Midwifery

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Boosting the Immunity of the First 1,000 Days of Life by Dr. Ma. Neva Luna Batayola

IMAP Website Updates by Ms. Gia R. Chan of Professional Marketing Insights, Inc.

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Presentation of Candidates for the IMAP National Officers Election 2016

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Professional Midwife: What is a Sustainable Midwifery Care by Ms. Ma. Teresa Padilla, APSOM President

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A Cultural Dance Presentation from IMAP Palawan Chapter

Ms. Gloria Chua from the PPMAP was crowned Ms. IMAP 2016

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1st Runner Up: Ms. Gemma Dela Cruz Borlaos – Cebu City Chapter 2nd Runner Up: Ms. Joy Fernandez – Northern Isabela Chapter 3rd Runner Up: Ms. Imelda Gocotano – Region III Chapter 4th Runner Up: Ms. Immaculada Benedicto – Negros Occidental Chapter 5th Runner Up: Ms. Esmeralda Velasquez – Davao Chapter 6th Runner Up: Ms. Virginia Javier – Pangasinan Chapter

October 20, 2015

I. Invocation Ms. Evelyn Aduna, IMAP National Asst Secretary II. Plenary Sessions:

Sharing of Best Practice: Ms. Virginia Cadano from Lamitan, Basilan – DOH Bayani ng Kalusugan 2016 Awardee

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Gestational Diabetes Mellitus, Post Natal Care & Swaddle Bathing, & Perineal Care by Ms. Patricia M. Gomez, RM, MCHS

IYCF: Midwives Role by DR. Marianna Ramona Sy-Quia Sioson Malnutrition

Mechanisms involved in Malnutrition Childhood Undernutrition Childhood Obesity

Top annual cause of death due to unhealthy diet and lack of exercise

As per 2013: still high at 20% of Filipino children still underweight, while 5% and rising are obese

Gene turning on-off only up to 2 y.o. and not beyond Global Recommendations on Breastfeeding

Improving breastfeeding practices can save more than 820,000 lives a year

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Benefits of breastfeeding Protection against infection, allergy,

diseases Promotes positive behavioural pattern

(active bonding)

Newborns not breastfed in the 1st hour have higher health risks

Human Milk vs Milk Formula 30ml of colostrum produced by the mother in the

first 24hours during 3-5 days after birth Baby-friendly hospital initiatives /10 steps to

successful breastfeeding Maternity Leave at only 2mos; does not coincide

with DOH exclusive breastfeeding initiative at 6mos; not that easy to practice express breastmilk storing; calls for a policy change

Exclusive breastfeeding for Filipino children under 5mos is still low at 50%

Midwives Roles in IYCF

Roles in specific areas Breastfeeding Initiative Complementary Feeding Initiative

Frequency Amount

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Texture Variety Active Hygiene

Summary List of IYCF Indicators Core Indicators

Breastfeeding Complementary Feeding

Minimum Dietary Diversity Score The Seven Food Groups The Plate Method Minimum Meal Frequency

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I. Dance Fitness Workshop II. Lecture Proper

RA 10912 (CPD Law) by Dr. Alejandro R. San Pedro, Chairman of the Board of Midwifery – PRC

Objectives of the CPD Continuously improve the quality of the country’s

registered professionals by updating them on the latest scientific, technological and ethical trends in the practice of their profession

Provide support to lifelong learning in the enhancement of competencies of Filipino professionals towards delivery of quality and ethical services both locally and globally

News Update July 2016 The CPD Act of 2016 (RA10912); required attendance

to PRC-accredited CPD programs to obtain CPD units for renewal of 2017 professional license

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Who Is Accountable (Maternal & Neonatal Death) by Dr. Maria Teresa Guzman-Dy, OB-Gyne from Western Visayas Medical Center

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October 21, 2016

I. Invocation II. Business Meeting

Agenda as per Chapter Presidents’ Meeting Open Forum – No questions raised Moved for Approval by Ms. Rosalina Santiago and duly seconded by Ms.

Aurora Teodoro

III. Presentation of the Newly-elected IMAP National Officers for 2017-2019

2017 Midyear Convention venue: General Santos City 2017 Annual National Convention venue: Manila

IV. Lecture on Task Shifting: From MDs to RNs to RMs by Dr. Bernabe Marinduque,

Senior RH Technical Adviser from Mindanao Health/JHPIEGO

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V. Closing Ceremony