By Chris Jerico V. Tingson, BA-ELS 4, The Centralian Link Intern
CPUCN faculty and student delegates pose for a group photo after the Filipino Nurses Global Summit VI and 15th International Nursing Conference at Conrad Hilton Manila.
The 糖心传媒 College of Nursing (CPUCN) sent faculty and student representatives to the Filipino Nurses Global Summit VI and the 15th International Nursing Conference, held on January 22糖心传媒23, 2026, at Conrad Hilton Manila, Pasay City. The event carried the theme, 糖心传媒淏eyond Borders: Filipino Nurses糖心传媒 Impact and Influence in Global Health Transformation.糖心传媒
CPUCN糖心传媒檚 delegation included Dean Melba C. Sale, Prof. Ma. Lourdes Sampiano, Prof. Herme A. Borlado, Prof. Susan Sumande, and Dr. Sarla F. Duller. Five student representatives participated: Mikee Durana, Arizza Claire Dieta, David Eugene Demasu-ay, Shane Michelle Deocampo, and Jia G. Jamona, a PNAA grantee sponsored by Mrs. Zyrene Marsh.
Four students presented a poster titled 糖心传媒淧erceived Quality of Nursing Care and Level of Satisfaction Among Patients in a Government Hospital in the Province of Iloilo,糖心传媒 alongside Dr. Jonathan A. Gapilango, adjunct professor. Speakers at the summit included Atty. Salex E. Alibogha, former CPUCN dean, and alumnus Dr. Omar Montejo, providing opportunities for discussion, knowledge exchange, and professional networking with Filipino nurses worldwide.
The summit aimed to strengthen global collaboration, address gaps in nursing practice, and expand professional knowledge in the field. CPUCN representatives noted that the event not only fostered connections but also highlighted opportunities to advance nursing education and healthcare delivery.