“Skills Development Training for Project Pitching”- this was the theme of the webinar attended by 93 participants who are researchers from member institutions of Eastern Visayas Health Research and Development Consortium (EVHRDC). The activity was held last August 26, 2021, via Zoom Conference.
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EVHRDC conducts a Skills Development Training for Project Pitching
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- Written by Dr. Francis Ann R. Sy, SLSU
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DepEd Region 8 conducts vaccination roll out for its employees
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- Written by Dr. Ma. Elsa Gerona, DepEd RO 8
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Palo, Leyte – The Department of Education Regional Office VIII, led by its Regional Director Ma. Gemma Mercado Ledesma, started its vaccination roll out for its employees on August 2021. It can be noted that DepEd personnel has been included in the A4 category as approved by the President and the National IAFT.
EVHRDC conducts Research Proposal Enhancement Workshop
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The Eastern Visayas Health Research and Development Consortium (EVHRDC) conducted a Research Proposal Enhancement Workshop on 8-9 July 2021 via Zoom.
EVHRDC Conducts a Webinar on Statistical Analysis for Scientific Research
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- Written by Dr. Ma. Elsa Gerona, DepEd RO 8
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Eastern Visayas Heallth Research and Development Consortium (EVHRDC) thru the Capacity Building Committee conducted a 2 day Webinar on Statistical Analysis for Scientific Research last July 21-22, 2021.
DOH EVCHD CONFIRMS PRESENCE OF DELTA VARIANT IN EASTERN VISAYAS; AIMS TO REINFORCE STRATEGIES AGAINST COVID-19
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- Written by Jelyn Lopez, DOH RO8
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The Department of Health Eastern Visayas Center for Health Development (DOH EVCHD), thru its Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit, received a report from the DOH Central Office’s Epidemiology Bureau that of the samples sent for sequencing to the Philippine Genome Center between June and July, ten (10) turned out to be positive for the highly transmissible Delta Variant or the B.1.6.1.7 lineage first identified in India.
