Our Lady of the Pillar College-Cauayan

Cauayan City, Isabela

LEARNING FEEDBACK DIARY

Name: Keneth Dave J. Aglibut Section: 2B

Week: 4

Objectives:

 To orient us to their own rules and regulation and as well as the history.
 To appreciates some diseases that are not common in provinces.
 To encounter the unique attitudes of people and to enhance our ability to adjust
and have a therapeutic relationship with them.
 To educate patients about the disease for them to be aware and learn how to
prevent and manage the disease.
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In the day 4 of our orientation at CMSH, I gained knowledge about many different nursing
interventions when it comes to caring a patient. But anyway, I wanted to give my highest thanks
to the one who gave me a lot of ideas and shared information’s about many different knowledges.
Thanks to Sir Yves B. Reyes for giving opportunity to learn. Through your lectures and
information’s, I will always remember that in order to become an effective nurse. I learned how
to respect others. I've known also what are the attitudes of my roommat es. l was very great. There
are many learnings that we've learned. We learned how to deal with patient with communicable
diseases, what are the routine there. We've also learned the importance of quality nursing care.
We should be alert. I also learned the importance of cooperation with our groupmates. I have
learned that nurses exposed to this kind of institution was not that very easy for they are in
contact each day with patients who are in incubation period of development of communicable
diseases and were closely associated with people who are carriers of disease producing
microorganisms. For this they have to protect themselves and safeguard other patients by
observing principles of aseptic technique in practically all nursing procedures. This learning
experience is something that I would carry wherever God will send me to apply my chosen career
in the future.

In conclusion, I can say that this was the time wherein I was able to interact more with the
clients and with the family. I was really happy because just being there, caring for my clients and
witnessing their progress I know somehow, I contributed to their development. All I can say with
my future duty is I'm happy with the outcome and I really enjoyed it. With the days to come, I'm
looking forward for more successful and fruitful duty which could bring much happiness to me
and mostly to my client.