RECOMMENDATION SHEET

Researchers: Larupay, Mj L. Dellamas, Jana Beatriz A.

Blanca, Alexa Coleen C. Pongco, Wynne Yanamari V.
Casidsid, Kassandra Lei E. Vano Uy, Juan Miguel C.

Strand: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Title: Guardians of Wellness: Gathering Insights of Nurses Regarding the Importance of

Antibacterial Spray
Recommending Approval:

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Ms. Mary Ann P. Gallano Date
Adviser

Approved by:

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Mrs. Rosemarie B. Gastanes Date
Chairperson

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Mrs. Imelda C. Pascual Date
Member

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Ms. Karen D. Raquinel Date
Member

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Mr. Mhartin Santiago Date
Member

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Ms. Eufemia S. Superio
SHS Academic Affairs Coordinator Date
 RESEARCH TITLE DEFENSE
Guardians of Wellness: Gathering Insights of Nurses Regarding
the Importance of Antibacterial Spray
Introduction:

The research revolves around the importance of antibacterial spray usage on nurses. We
aim to explore how using antibacterial sprays among nurses contributes to a clean and safe
healthcare environment, emphasizing the well-being of nurses and improving patient care
standards.

Rationale:
Through conducting this research we will learn more about how antibacterial spray affects
hygiene and infections among nurses and patients, to lessen the possibility of contamination and
harm not just to the nurses but also to the patients and to help utilize the use of wasted
watermelon seeds after eating as a tool for sanitation. We aim to provide a natural alternative for
antibacterial sprays that are already existing in the market.
Research Questions:
1. What are the common antibacterial sprays that nurses are using?
2. How does the implementation of antibacterial measures influence the efficacy of hygiene
practices among healthcare nurses?
3. Why is it important to use antibacterial spray for nurses?
Plan for Making it Quantitative:
We thought of creating an antibacterial spray made of powdered watermelon seeds. To
test its efficacy, we will do a laboratory test.

Title Adjustment will be made. It will be “Nurse’s Healthcare Hygiene: Innovating

Watermelon Seeds as Sanitation Aid”
 APPROVAL SHEET
This research hereto titled:

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prepared and submitted by Larupay Mj L., Blanca Alexa Coleen C., Casidsid Kassandra Lei E.,
Dellamas Jana Beatriz A., Pongco Wynne Yanamari V., Vano Uy, Juan Miguel C. in partial
fulfillment of the requirements for the course of Practical Research 1 under the Senior High
School Department of Mater Carmeli School, has been examined and is recommended for
acceptance and approval for completion of the Qualitative Research paper.
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Ms. Mary Ann P. Gallano
Practical Research 1 Adviser

Approved by the Committee on Research Evaluation and Guidance with a rating of

PASSED on [Date of Approval]
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Mrs. Rosemarie B. Gastanes
Chairman, Defense Panel

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Mrs. Imelda C. Pascual Ms. Karen D. Raquinel
Member, Defense Panel Member, Defense Panel
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Mr. Mhartin Santiago
Member, Defense Panel Member, Defense Panel

Accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the course of Practical Research 1 for the
academic year 2023-2024.
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Ms. Eufemia S. Superio
Senior High School Academic Affairs Coordinator
 Terms and Definition

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by the academic institution or research committee. It is accepted for further stages of the research
process.

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clarifications needed. These revisions typically do not alter the focus or methodology of the
research but are necessary for clarity or precision.

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may involve substantial changes to the research design, methodology, or other critical aspects of
the study.

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title requires extensive revisions across multiple aspects. It suggests that while there is potential,
significant work is needed before it can be fully accepted.

Rejected

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academic institution or research committee. It is not accepted for further development.

Suggested by: T. Mary Ann P. Gallano