Philippine Orthopedic Center Research Board
What is the Philippine Orthopedic Center research Board
It is the Hospital’s coordinating office tasked to support, promote, and integrate all activities and output related to research.
What is the Philippine Orthopedic Center research Board
It is the Hospital’s coordinating office tasked to support, promote, and integrate all activities and output related to research.
Mission
To ensure that research is given importance and institutionalized in the different Divisions (Orthopedics, Rehabilitation Medicine, Nursing, Administration, and Allied Specialty Divisions) of the Hospital.
Vision
To provide directions, logistical support, and training opportunities to the different Hospital Research Committees
Objectives
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To ensure that research is given importance and institutionalized in the different Divisions (Orthopedics, Rehabilitation Medicine, Nursing, Administration, and Allied Specialty Divisions) of the Hospital.
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To provide directions, logistical support, and training opportunities to the different Hospital Research Committees.
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To produce policies based on scientific and evidenced-based research that will address problems and concerns in Hospital administration.
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To produce papers that will be presented and published in local, regional, and international stages in the fields of Orthopedics, Rehabilitation Medicine, Nursing, Hospital Administration, and other Allied Specialties.
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To contribute to the Hospital’s vision to be a “Center of Excellence” not only in Service and Training, but also in Research.
Organizational Structure
CHAIRMAN: David L. Alagar, MD, FPOA
VICE-CHAIRMAN: Rolsanna R. Ramos, B.S.FT, RN, PhD
TECHNICAL ADVISERS/EXPERTS STAFF
Abigail R. Tud, MD, MBA, FPOA
Bill Langit, MD, FPOA
Ian Jason C. Magtoto, MD, FPOA
Ma. Grace C. Rosales, MSPH
Reavy Jhen Fumbuena
RESEARCH COMMITTEE HEADS
Medical/Orthopedics: Manolito Flavier, MD, FPOA
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: Gilmore C. Senolos, MD
Hospital Operations and Patient
Support (HOPS) and Finance Service: Robert V. Fernando
Allied Medical Auxiliary/Ancillary
Service: Celestine Marie G. Trinidad, MD
Nursing Service: Marileen R. Santos, RN, man
Anesthesia: Ulyses Ancheta, MD
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Jerbeth S. Barrios
Activities
Priority Activities (immediate & long-term)
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Rejuvenate the Institutional Research Review Board (IRRB)
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Accreditation of the Institutional Research Review Board (Ethics)
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Fulfill documentary, physical, and technical requirements
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Manpower qualifications met
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Once accredited, schedule a regular bi/monthly IRB meeting
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Support for Researchers
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Access to peer-reviewed local and international journals (online or printed)
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Access to technical and logistical assistance
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Statistician/Biostatisticians
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Epidemiologists
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Research assistants
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Facilitate online access to Good Clinical Practice certification (asynchronous).
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Financial subsidy for transportation and accommodation for local and international poster & podium research presentations
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Support for the Research Committees
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Promote and incentivize high-quality research studies, like clinical pathways, treatment outcomes, and hospital policy-oriented papers
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Collaborate with other local and international research bodies to improve research processes and gain opportunities for research training and development
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Conduct yearly hospital-wide research paper contest among the winners of the
different Division research contests (top three)
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Reactivation of the POC Proceedings
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Selection of the editorial board
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Possibly peer-reviewed
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initial once a year release
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Research Goals
Guidance
Guidance and training opportunities are offered to enhance research competencies and skills across different hospital divisions.
Policy Formulation
Additionally, the Research Board focuses on promoting research submissions, publishing journals, and showcasing various research endeavors.
Research Promotion
The aim is to foster a research-friendly environment within the hospital, encouraging doctors and nurses to actively engage in research activities.
Who We Are, Where We Came From, and Where We’re Headed
Our goal is to become a leading research hub within the Philippine Orthopedic Center, providing a platform for researchers to share their work, collaborate, and develop innovative solutions to improve patient care and outcomes.
Our Mission and Objectives
Our mission is to ensure that research is a fundamental part of the Hospital’s different divisions, including Orthopedics, Rehabilitation Medicine, Nursing, Administration, and Allied Specialty Divisions. We aim to provide direction, logistical support, and training opportunities to Hospital Research Committees in order to produce policies based on scientific and evidenced-based research.
Philippine Orthopedic Center research Board
Organizational Structure
The Philippine Orthopedic Center Research Board is composed of a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals, researchers, and administrative leaders. It is structured to ensure efficient coordination, ethical oversight, and strategic guidance in all research activities conducted within the institution. Each member plays a vital role in promoting a research culture rooted in integrity, innovation, and clinical relevance.
Aims of the Organizational Structure
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To establish clear roles and responsibilities for effective research governance.
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To ensure the ethical and scientific quality of all research initiatives.
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To promote collaboration among clinical departments, academic partners, and regulatory bodies.
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To facilitate the timely review, approval, and monitoring of research proposals.
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To support the continuous professional development of staff involved in research.
MEMBERS
CHAIRMAN: David L. Alagar, MD, FPOA
VICE-CHAIRMAN: Rolsanna R. Ramos, B.S.FT, RN, PhD
TECHNICAL ADVISERS/EXPERTS STAFF
Abigail R. Tud, MD, MBA, FPOA
Bill Langit, MD, FPOA
Ian Jason C. Magtoto, MD, FPOA
Ma. Grace C. Rosales, MSPH
Reavy Jhen Fumbuena
RESEARCH COMMITTEE HEADS
Medical/Orthopedics: Manolito Flavier, MD, FPOA
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: Gilmore C. Senolos, MD
Hospital Operations and Patient Support (HOPS) and Finance Service: Robert V. Fernando
Allied Medical Auxiliary/Ancillary Service: Celestine Marie G. Trinidad, MD
Nursing Service: Marileen R. Santos, RN, man
Anesthesia: Ulyses Ancheta, MD
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Jerbeth S. Barrios
Priority Activities (immediate & long-term)
These are the key initiatives set by the POC Research Board to strengthen the hospital’s research culture and infrastructure. They focus on revitalizing the Institutional Research Review Board, providing robust support for researchers and committees, promoting high-quality research outputs, and reviving scholarly publications.
Rejuvenate the Institutional Research Review Board (IRRB)
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Accreditation of the Institutional Research Review Board (Ethics)
-
Fulfill documentary, physical, and technical requirements
-
Manpower qualifications met
-
Once accredited, schedule a regular bi/monthly IRB meeting
Support for Researchers
-
Access to peer-reviewed local and international journals (online or printed)
-
Access to technical & logistical assistance
-
Statistician/Biostatisticians
-
Epidemiologists
-
Research assistants
-
-
Facilitate online access to Good Clinical Practice certification (asynchronous).
-
Financial subsidy for transportation and accommodation for local and international poster & podium research presentations
Support for the Research Committees
-
Promote and incentivize high-quality research studies, like clinical pathways, treatment outcomes, and hospital policy-oriented papers
-
Collaborate with other local and international research bodies to improve research processes and gain opportunities for research training and development
-
Conduct yearly hospital-wide research paper contest among the winners of the different Division research contests (top three)
Reactivation of the POC Proceedings
-
Selection of the editorial board
-
Possibly peer-reviewed
-
initial once a year release
Logistical Assistance
Logistical assistance is provided to streamline research processes and ensure efficient data collection and analysis.
Training Programs
Training programs are tailored to enhance research skills and promote a culture of continuous learning and development.
Research Policies
Research policies are carefully crafted based on scientific evidence to guide researchers in conducting ethical and impactful studies.