ISU Ilagan Campus Commends Outstanding Achievement in Maternal Health Innovation
Isabela State University (ISU) Ilagan Campus is jubilant to celebrate the exceptional performance of one of its distinguished faculty members, Mr. Jolo Galabay, from the School of Midwifery. Mr. Galabay represented both the university and the Cagayan Valley Health Research and Development Consortium (CVHRDC) at the prestigious 3-Minute Pitch to Policymakers Competition. This event was a pivotal component of the 16th Philippine National Health Research System (PNHRS) Week, a renowned gathering organized by the Department of Science and Technology – Philippine Council for Health Research and Development (DOST-PCHRD). Mr. Galabay remarkable achievement, securing the 2nd Place – People’s Choice Award, has brought well-deserved recognition for his groundbreaking pitch, “Save Mothers: The Light of the World.” This innovative presentation introduces the “e-TIME System for Maternal Health,” a data-driven solution that promises to revolutionize maternal healthcare, contributing to the reduction of risk cases and mortality rates among women of childbearing age.
Mr. Galabay outstanding performance in the 3-Minute Pitch to Policymakers Competition underscores the significance of innovative solutions in tackling pressing healthcare issues. Maternal health is a critical area of concern, and his presentation exemplifies an unwavering commitment to the well-being of expectant mothers.
The Philippines, like many other countries, is diligently working towards the reduction of maternal mortality rates and enhancing the overall health of pregnant women. Mr. Galabay pitch not only recognizes these issues but actively seeks to address them with an innovative approach.
Central to Mr. Galabay award-winning pitch is the “e-TIME System for Maternal Health.” This innovative system, still in development, has the potential to make a remarkable impact on maternal healthcare. The primary aim of the system is to provide real-time monitoring and an emergency response mechanism to mitigate the risk of maternal mortality.
The system employs advanced data-driven technologies to monitor the health of pregnant women, ensuring that timely and accurate interventions can be initiated when necessary. It bridges the gap between healthcare providers and expectant mothers, offering a lifeline in critical situations.
Mr. Galabay presentation, “Save Mothers: The Light of the World,” passionately advocates for the well-being of mothers. It recognizes that maternal health is not solely a healthcare concern but a matter of societal importance. Ensuring the safety and health of expectant mothers is a collective responsibility, involving not only the medical community but society as a whole.
This pitch underscores the urgency of addressing maternal mortality and showcases how innovative solutions like the “e-TIME System for Maternal Health” can make a significant difference in the lives of countless mothers and their families.
ISU Ilagan Campus takes immense pride in commending Mr. Jolo Galabay for his exceptional achievement, securing the 2nd Place – People’s Choice Award at the 3-Minute Pitch to Policymakers Competition during the 16th Philippine National Health Research System (PNHRS) Week. His pitch, “Save Mothers: The Light of the World,” is a shining example of the power of innovation and dedication in addressing critical healthcare challenges.
As the “e-TIME System for Maternal Health” continues its development and prepares for its launch, it holds the promise of transforming maternal healthcare in the Philippines, saving lives and ensuring that mothers receive the care they deserve. ISU Ilagan Campus commends Mr. Galabay for his remarkable contribution to the field of maternal health and looks forward to the positive impact of this innovative system on the lives of expectant mothers in the Philippines. His dedication reflects the institution’s commitment to nurturing and celebrating groundbreaking initiatives in healthcare and research.
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