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Beneficiaries from Sitio Kibuda and Maliwanag of Barangay Kibangay together with Municipal Health Office and DOST-Bukidnon
Thirty-Six households in Sitio Kibuda and Maliwanag, Kibangay, Lantapan, Bukidnon will now have access to potable water through the utilization of the Ceramic Water Filter. This is under the Community Empowerment Through Science and Technology (CEST) Program.
This is anticipated to reduce 50% of waterborne-related cases in the area.
The Mindanao State University-Iligan Institute of Technology designed and manufactured the hydria ceramic water filter technology to decrease waterborne diseases as it filters the bacteria and sediments in water.
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Class on an automotive course where the Trainer Model for Instructional Automotive Charging System is being used
The "Trainer Model for Instructional Automotive Charging System with Automatic Voltage Regulator and Integrated Circuits" or the "Autocharge" is an updated, affordable, and safe-to-use instructional trainer model for teaching automotive charging systems.
One of the challenges in learning automotive technology is the technical gap among learners. Students need hands-on experience that requires actual interaction with automotive parts and demonstration from professors. However, this requires a lot of costs.
Autocharge seeks to address this gap by providing hands-on practice on automotive charging systems conveniently with reduced cost. Its charging system contains two circuits: an Integrated Circuit and an Automatic Voltage Regulator Circuit. It comes with an instructional manual and training sessions with instructors.
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Rural Health Unit-Panaon healthcare personnel maneuvering their RxBox device during the Super-User Training in Misamis Occidental
Forty-two municipalities in region 10 will soon benefit from the recently deployed RxBox telehealth devices in healthcare centers. These devices can reduce the overall cost of healthcare by enabling health workers to diagnose, monitor, and treat patients within rural health facilities.
RxBox is a multi-component program (biomedical device, electronic medical record system, and telemedicine training) designed to provide better access to life-saving health care services in isolated and disadvantaged communities nationwide.
Following its deployment, residents in the recipient municipalities can access the device's features, such as Blood Pressure Monitor, Pulse Oximeter, Electrocardiogram (ECG), Fetal Heart Monitor, Maternal Tocometer, and Temperature Sensor.
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Bukidnon’s youngest mushroom agripreneurs and brothers, Numeriano and Edsel Quemado acquire science and technology upgrading on their production processes through the Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP) on the 3rd quarter of 2021 amounting to Php 365,800.00. DOST 10 thru the Provincial S&T Center in Bukidnon, upgrades the production capacity of Mushroom City Company, one of the established pioneer mushroom growers in Bukidnon. Through the SETUP program, the company were able to secure a mushroom substrate bagger to mechanize the manual filling of fruiting bags, and stainless facility fixtures, horizontal fryer, de-oiler machine, and octagonal mixer for increased production capacity of value-added products. They also applied for DOST 10’s consultancy services and product laboratory analysis in preparation for their FDA-LTO application.
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Check turnover by DOST-10 Staff: (from the left) Mr. Linreb Mondero, Ms. Bonita Manguilimotan, Ms. Ritchie Mae Guno to project leader Dr. Eva Mendoza (rightmost) together with the Dean of College of Arts and Science Dr. Leo Labrador
The Department of Science and Technology–X (DOST-X), through the Regional Research Funding (RRF) Program of DOST-Philippine Council for Health Research and Development (DOST-PCHRD), released P731,924.00 to Central Mindanao University (CMU) to implement the research project that aims to assess the effectiveness of the Community-Based Drug Rehabilitation Program (CBRP) in Valencia City, Bukidnon.
The study will explore the experiences of the drug responders and stakeholders while engaged in the rehabilitation program. The results of the study are highly significant to the implementation of the Anti-Drug Campaign in Valencia City and its barangays. The City Social Welfare & Development Office (CSWDO), City Health Office (CHO), Philippine National Police (PNP), Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), drug rehabilitation institutions, and health professionals may benefit from this research as it could be used as basis for the formulation or enhancement of policies relevant to drug prevention, control, and rehabilitation.
