Asenso Misamis Occidental Second District Hospital

Asenso Misamis Occidental Second District Hospital

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Formerly (DOÑA MARIA D. TAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL)
Level 1 hospital with 50 bed capacity. Email Add: [email protected] Formerly Doña Maria D.

Tan Memorial Hospital

Photos from Asenso Misamis Occidental Second District Hospital's post 03/08/2026

August 3, 2026 Flag Raising Ceremony

30/07/2026

💙 Last Blue Thursday of July 💙

As we conclude the month-long observance of National Anti-Trafficking in Persons Awareness Month (NATAP) and commemorate the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons (WDATIP), our hospital proudly wears blue in solidarity with the fight against human trafficking.

United by this year’s theme, “Iisang Nasyon, Iisang Aksyon: Tapusin ang Human Trafficking Ngayon,” we reaffirm our commitment to protecting human dignity, promoting awareness, and standing with survivors. May this observance inspire all of us to remain vigilant, speak up against exploitation, and work together toward a future free from human trafficking.

Together, let us continue to be the voice of hope, justice, and freedom.

Photos from Asenso Misamis Occidental Second District Hospital's post 27/07/2026

FLAG RAISING CEREMONY JULY 27, 2026

25/07/2026

Strengthening our commitment to maternal and child health through continuous learning. 🩺🤱 Our healthcare professionals participated in the Lactation Management Training, headed by Dr. Rhoel Vincent Hatague and the hospital’s focal person Mrs. Jenifer Doroy, to enhance their knowledge and skills in promoting, protecting, and supporting breastfeeding. Together, we empower mothers to give their babies the best possible start in life.

23/07/2026

On this 3rd Thursday of the month, our hospital proudly wears blue in solidarity with the observance of National Anti-Trafficking in Persons Awareness Month (NATAM) and the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons (WDATIP).

Together, we stand united in raising awareness, protecting the vulnerable, and advocating for a future free from human trafficking. Let us continue to be vigilant, compassionate, and committed to safeguarding the dignity and rights of every individual.

Photos from Asenso Misamis Occidental Second District Hospital's post 20/07/2026

🏆 Awarding of Winners | Poster and Slogan Making Contest

In recognition of the creativity and meaningful contributions of our healthcare workers, winners of the Poster and Slogan Making Contest were awarded during the culmination of the recent activity. Special thanks to Dr. Ralph Pineda for the cash prizes.

Photos from Asenso Misamis Occidental Second District Hospital's post 20/07/2026

AMOSDH Flag Raising Ceremony July 20, 2026

Photos from Asenso Misamis Occidental Second District Hospital's post 16/07/2026

In solidarity with the celebration of National Anti-Trafficking in Persons Awareness Month (NATAM) and the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons (WDATIP) this July 2026, with the theme, “Iisang Nasyon, Iisang Aksyon: Tapusin ang Human Trafficking Ngayon,” our hospital proudly joins the nationwide campaign by wearing blue every Thursday.

Blue is the universal color of the fight against human trafficking. It symbolizes freedom, hope, and solidarity with survivors, while reminding us of our shared responsibility to prevent exploitation and protect the rights and dignity of every person.
Together, we stand united in raising awareness, promoting vigilance, and strengthening our collective commitment to end human trafficking and protect the dignity and rights of every individual.

Photos from Asenso Misamis Occidental Second District Hospital's post 13/07/2026

AMOSDH Flag Raising Ceremony July 13, 2026

Photos from Asenso Misamis Occidental Second District Hospital's post 10/07/2026

This afternoon, a quick review on Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) and proper wound dressing techniques was conducted by Dr. Rhoel Vincent Hatague, providing healthcare personnel with a valuable refresher on essential infection prevention practices and proper wound management.

This was followed by review on the Chain of Infection, proper handwashing technique with a return demonstration by the participants, and the World Health Organization’s Five Moments for Hand Hygiene. The session was facilitated by Ma’am Cherry Mae Hatague, who emphasized the importance of hand hygiene in preventing healthcare-associated infections and ensuring patient safety. The return demonstration allowed participants to apply the correct handwashing technique, reinforcing their knowledge and commitment to effective infection prevention and control practices.

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