Nurse Gazette

 Dr. Patria Villacorta-Manalaysay stands as one of the most influential figures in contemporary Philippine nursing. Her career reflects a seamless integration of scholarship, leadership, and service, anchored by a singular vision: to elevate Filipino nursing locally and globally through excellence, collaboration, and innovation. With doctoral training in Nursing Science and Educational Administration, Dr. Manalaysay embodies intellectual depth and professional versatility. Her academic work, including peer-reviewed research on chaos theory and quantum leadership in nursing education, has contributed significantly to advancing evidence-based practice. Her widely used publication, Nursing Research Made Easy, continues to guide students and educators alike, reinforcing her role as both mentor and thought leader. Her impact on nursing education is undeniable. As Founding Dean and long-serving Dean of the College of Nursing at Ateneo de Davao University, she transformed the institution ...

The nursing profession celebrates a remarkable milestone as Dr. Mary Tanay , Nurse Consultant in Genomics at the Trust, has been elected President of the United Kingdom Oncology Nursing Society (UKONS) —one of the most influential leadership roles in cancer nursing across the UK. With more than 12,000 members , UKONS stands as a major professional charity guided by cancer nurses committed to advancing excellence in clinical practice, education, research, and policy. The Society is a powerful collective voice for oncology nursing, shaping national conversations about cancer care across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Its contributions include hosting national educational events and conferences, publishing widely used clinical resources, and fostering multidisciplinary collaborations to strengthen cancer nursing practice. Dr. Tanay’s election is a moment of pride not only for the oncology community but also for her Trust. She is the second colleague in recent years to ...

By  Beau Bennett L. Malinis Since its establishment in 1976, the Capitol University College of Nursing (CUCN) has grown from a single program under the College of Health Sciences into one of the most respected nursing institutions in Mindanao. What started as a modest school has transformed into a dynamic force for nursing education—now integrated with the Medical Technology program and proudly carrying decades of accreditation, partnerships, and performance built on excellence and commitment. Today, CUCN stands tall not only for its history, but also for its extraordinary outcomes. In the November 2025 Philippine Nurse Licensure Examination, the college ranked Top 7 nationwide, with 197 out of 198 examinees passing, continuing its remarkable 100% passing rate for first-time takers. This consistency reflects not just academic rigor, but a culture of dedication deeply ingrained in the institution. In an interview with Dean Dr. Fe Bernales Ansale, she traced the college’s impressiv...

Across hospitals, clinics, and communities, nurses embody the spirit of compassion, resilience, and excellence that defines the heart of healthcare. This year, the Philippine Nurses Association – Eastern Region, Saudi Arabia (PNA-ERSA) is once again calling for nominations for the Outstanding Nurses 2025 awards—a celebration of Filipino nurses who go above and beyond their call of duty. This prestigious recognition honors those who embody professionalism, teamwork, empathy, and leadership in their everyday practice. Whether they are frontliners in patient care, educators shaping the next generation of nurses, or leaders driving innovation and safety, these honorees represent the very best of the nursing profession. The Outstanding Nurses 2025 aims to spotlight nurses who have made a tangible impact on their workplaces and communities through dedication, excellence, and service. The call for nominations invites colleagues, supervisors, and institutions to share stories of nurses who ...

When Yvonne Yngson Gochangco , MPH, MSN, APRN, CRNA, stepped onto the stage at the Ginang Filipinas America 2025 National Competition in Tacoma, Washington , her poise radiated not only grace but also purpose. By the end of the week-long event, held from September 1–6, 2025 , she was crowned Grand Winner —a title that celebrates not just beauty or charm, but a woman’s capacity to lead, inspire, and uplift communities across borders. Born and raised in Iloilo City, Philippines , Yvonne’s story is a tapestry woven with resilience, faith, and a deep commitment to service. The eldest daughter of Mr. Teddy Divinagracia Yngson , a businessman, and Mrs. Cecilia Ylmido Yngson , a retired professor at Iloilo Doctors College, she grew up in a family that valued education, hard work, and compassion. Those values would guide her from the bustling streets of Iloilo to the halls of one of America’s top medical institutions. Photo courtesy -  Yvonne Yngson Gochangco A Board-Certified Advanced...