Children with Cancer in Mindanao

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Children with Cancer inMindanaoMae Concepcion J. Dolendo, MD

Pediatric Oncologist


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Davao Childrens Cancer Fund Inc(DCCFI)

Non-stock, nonprofit charityorganization dedicated to children

with cancer


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Davao Childrens Cancer Fund

Inc. (DCCFI)Mission Vision

To bring hope, promote better survival rates andachieve excellent, holistic care for children with

cancer through advocacy, research and

environmental protection.


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DCCFI- Major Accomplishments

Supported a multidisciplinary team of doctors,nurses and support staff through internationalgrants

Facilitated international partnerships with StJude, World Child Cancer and UniversityChildrens Medical Institute-Singapore

Supported training and continuing education


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Multidisciplinary Meetings


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Continuing Education

Nurse educator fromNUH

Nurses sent to

Singapore for pediatriconcology training at NUHWard 88

Local continuing

education training


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Infection Control -Mentoring and Follow up


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Dr Catherine Lam

D P i i Al b


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Dr Patricia Alcasabas


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DRH Pediatric Oncology Subspecialty Rotation


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Pediatric OncologyTraining


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Pediatric Oncology Nurse Training Course


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International Partnerships


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Outreach:MindanaoPediatric CancerCare Network

Satellite Facilities

Mindanao Pediatric Cancer Care


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Mindanao Pediatric Cancer CareNetwork

Strengthen capability of Mother Unit at SouthernPhilippines Medical Center

Develop satellite facilities in strategic areas to

promote early detection, referral and follow-up

Improve pediatric oncology care, survival andcure


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DCCFI - Major Accomplishments

Advocacy and Fundraising through localpartners

Facilitated access by indigent children and

families to resources Promote Child Life Program and improve quality

of life for the children


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Childhood Cancer Public Awareness


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Child Cancer Survivor Stories


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Celebrate life with Onnie

Philippine Air Force Camp Visit


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Philippine Air Force Camp Visit

(Camillian Family)

Child Lif P b K th


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Child Life Program by Kythe


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Loboc Childrens Choi


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Celebrating Life

and its Season


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House of Hope


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Comparison of Remission Induction Rates ofChild en with ALL at a Te tia y Public


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Children with ALL at a Tertiary PublicHospital (treatment abandonment not include

2004-2007 2008-2009Tiburon J et al. St Jude Asia Poster 2

Dizon, M et al St Jude Asia Poster 2


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Major accomplishments

Improved facilities, infrastructure and equipmentfor children with cancer


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Schematic Diagram of CCBDU

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2010


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Childrens Chem

Room(St Jude Room


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Teens Chemo

Room

(St Camillus Room)

Pag Asa (HOPE) Activity Area


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Official Launching August 12, 2010


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Why Support Philhealth Advocacy for


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Children with Cancer?

Childhood cancer is curable; curing a child witha catastrophic illness like cancer brings back afuture of many years

Quality of life is priceless Indigent children need your help

PhilHelath Support will help build a Pediatric

Cancer Center for Mindanao

The Needs are Great


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Why Support Philhealth Advocacy for


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Children with Cancer?

We have shown that working together, we canaccomplish many things

We can save lives

We can all help contribute to the body ofknowledge on child cancer especially fromcountries with limited resources


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We can all

make adifference

To God be allthe glory!

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Children with Cancer in Mindanao