NKTI Nursing Services

13/03/2026

🔴 We are now LIVE!

Join our webinar:
“RABIES in the Ward: Recognize, Assess, Barrier, Isolate, Educate, Safely Manage.”

Strengthen your knowledge in recognizing and safely managing rabies cases in the clinical setting.

📺 Watch now via YouTube Live:

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

11/03/2026

Due to the overwhelming response and an incredible number of registrants, we are excited to inform you that our upcoming webinar has reached the Zoom platform capacity of 1,000 attendees!

Please note that the Zoom platform will be on a first login basis, meaning that only the first 1,000 participants who log in will be able to join the session.

To ensure everyone can still join, we will be simultaneously streaming the webinar LIVE on both YouTube and Facebook!

How to Join:
• Zoom: If you’ve already registered, you’ll still be able to join via Zoom (for up to 1,000 participants, first come, first served).
• YouTube: Watch the live stream on our YouTube channel Nursing In-Service Training and Education Unit.
• Facebook: Tune in on our official page NKTI Nursing Services.

Thank you for your support, and we look forward to seeing you there! Don’t miss out on this exciting session!

27/02/2026

The Nursing In-Service Training and Education Unit, in collaboration with the Critical and Special Care Department and the General Nursing Department of the Nursing Services of the National Kidney and Transplant Institute, cordially invites you to a FREE Lay Forum/Nursing Patient Case Conference on March 13, 2026, via Zoom.

Title:
“Rabies in the Ward: Recognize, Assess, Barrier, Isolate, Educate — Safely Manage, in Observance of Rabies Awareness Month.”

This timely and relevant conference aims to strengthen the knowledge, clinical judgment, and preparedness of nurses and healthcare professionals in recognizing and managing suspected or confirmed rabies cases within the hospital setting. As frontline providers, we play a critical role in early identification, implementation of appropriate isolation and barrier precautions, patient and family education, and prevention of transmission. In line with Rabies Awareness Month, this activity seeks to promote patient safety, protect healthcare workers, and reinforce evidence-based practices in handling one of the most fatal yet preventable infectious diseases.

Join us as we reinforce our shared responsibility in safeguarding our patients, our colleagues, and our community through vigilance, competence, and coordinated care.

We look forward to your participation.

11/12/2025

TAGISAN NG TALINO AT LAKAS NG PAGSAYAW & SELF-CARE TREAT: FREE MASSAGE & HAIRCUT FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS
October 20, 2025

In celebration of Nursing Month 2025, NKTI Nursing Services gathers our nursing staff for a day of fun, talent, and self-care!

First, we heat up the floor with “Tagisan ng Talino at Lakas ng Pagsayaw,” a friendly competition that showcases not only our staff’s creativity and teamwork, but also their energy and joy beyond the clinical areas.

At the same time, we honor the hard work of our healthcare workers through FREE massage and haircut services, a simple but heartfelt way of saying “Thank you for your tireless care, dedication, and compassion.”

11/12/2025

13th CQI Study Presentation Contest
October 14, 2025
Doctor’s Lounge, Annex II, 3rd Floor, Diagnostic Building, NKTI

Another successful learning event at NKTI Nursing Services! We proudly concluded the 13th Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) Study Presentation Contest, an annual platform where our nursing teams showcase data-driven innovations, system improvements, and solutions that strengthen patient safety and service excellence.

Our heartfelt appreciation goes to our esteemed panelists:
Dr. Bernadette Hogar-Manlapat
Dr. Jose Narciso Melchor Sescon
Thank you for sharing your wisdom, constructive insights, and guidance that continue to refine our CQI culture across the institution. Your expertise helps empower our staff to turn everyday challenges into opportunities for improvement.

To all presenters, congratulations for your dedication to elevating care through quality, efficiency, and teamwork. Your studies are living proof that better processes create better patient outcomes.1

11/12/2025

13th Annual Research Colloquium
October 13, 2025
Doctor’s Lounge, Annex II, 3rd Floor, Diagnostic Building, NKTI

Congratulations to everyone for the successful conduct of the 13th Annual Research Colloquium of NKTI Nursing Services — a meaningful gathering that showcased our growing culture of inquiry, innovation, and evidence-based practice.

We extend our deepest appreciation to our esteemed panelists:
Dr. TJ Robinson T. Moncatar
Ms. Aprille C. Banayat

Your expertise, insightful critiques, and generous mentorship continue to elevate the quality of nursing research in NKTI. Thank you for inspiring our nurse researchers to pursue studies that strengthen patient care, improve systems, and advance our profession.

To all presenters, congratulations on contributing to another year of impactful and purpose-driven research.

11/12/2025

The Essential Pain Management (EPM) workshop, held on July 29, 2025, during the 13th Annual Celebration of the Palliative Care Unit, provided an avenue for healthcare professionals to expand their knowledge and skills in pain management. Organized in collaboration with the Pain Society of the Philippines, the event gathered doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and social workers for a day of learning and collaboration.

11/12/2025

Last July 29, 2025, Nursing Services successfully hosted the “Research Lecture Workshop 2025: Planning the Research Design and Methodology.”

We were honored to learn from Dr. TJ Robinson T. Montacar, Associate Professor from the UP Manila College of Public Health, who delivered an insightful and practical discussion on the essential elements of research design and methodology. His expertise guided our participants in transforming ideas into well-structured, evidence-based research proposals—strengthening our commitment to scholarly nursing practice and quality improvement.

With every workshop, we take another step toward cultivating a culture of inquiry, innovation, and excellence in nursing.

11/12/2025

The Nursing Services, through the Nursing In-Service Training and Education Unit (NISTEU), proudly joined the global celebration of IV Nurses Day on January 24, 2025, with a full-day Infusion Therapy Update held at Lecture Room 1 and the 3rd Floor Auditorium. The event featured expert-led discussions on the latest INS 2024 updates, best practices in IV securement and maintenance, and strategies to manage common infusion therapy complications. Ms. Dianne Geofrey De Guzman, RN, MSN, and Ms. Sharon S. Medina shared valuable insights, ensuring that participants left with enhanced clinical knowledge and skills.

10/12/2025

Nursing Services held its Annual Strategic Planning with the theme “GABAY”—a powerful symbol of guidance, leadership, and mentorship. Held on February 27, 2025, at the NKTI Doctors' Lounge, the event brought together nursing leaders in a shared journey to transform aspirations into concrete actions, ultimately driving excellence in patient care.

10/12/2025

A dynamic two-day Lecture-Workshop was successfully held last March 11–12, 2025, bringing together CQI core teams from various units for an intensive skill-building experience.

We were honored to learn from our esteemed guest speaker, Ms. Farrah M. Rocamora, who delivered a deep-dive, practical, and inspiring session on how to craft an effective CQI paper. Her guidance empowered our teams to think critically, innovate boldly, and elevate the quality of patient care through evidence-based improvement initiatives.

10/12/2025

Research Lecture Workshop, “Introduction to Nursing Research,” held last March 14, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the Doctor’s Lounge, NKTI Diagnostic Building, with the invited speaker, Ms. Aprille C. Banayat, MA, RN, an assistant professor at the University of the Philippines College of Nursing (UPCN).