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Healthcare workers must be respected by the community and the community should listen to health care workers to promote efficient healthcare system. There should be transparency and accountability in Philippine Healthcare System. One of the key components of healthcare system is health information system. During the pandemic, contact tracing allows for better tracking of interactions and for effectively suppressing COVID-19. Everyone should have a medical record including those in rural areas. In conclusion, Healthcare Leadership, Health Information System, Health Financing, Human Resources, Availability of Products, and Service Delivery are key components of a well functioning health system.
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Jhonn Francis S. Woo
GE 10 – BB
November 21, 2023 Attendance
Matthew 16:18
\”And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of death will not overcome it.\”
Jhonn Francis S. Woo
GE 10 – BB
November 14, 2023 ATTENDANCE
John 6:35
\”Then Jesus declared, \’I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty.\”
Jhonn Francis S. Woo
GE 10 – BB
ATTENDANCE – October 27, 2023
Romans 12:2
\”Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God\’s will is – his good, pleasing and perfect will.\”
JHONN FRANCIS S. WOO – BSMT II
GE 10A– BB
Date: September 23, 2023Reflection 1: WHAT IS A SILLIMANIAN?
Being a Sillimanian entails more than only belonging to a particular location or university. It encompasses a strong sense of self, principles, and community that extends beyond the university itself. First and foremost, it is without a doubt one of the characteristics of a Sillimanian to achieve academically. Academic excellence and dedication to knowledge are established traditions at Silliman University. It is crucial to make it clear that this dedication to excellence extends beyond simply getting good grades. It entails a strong desire to learn, critical thinking, and the pursuit of information for the benefit of one\’s own development and the improvement of society. A Sillimanian is aware that education is a lifelong journey rather than just a means to an end, and academic achievement is only one aspect of this larger purpose.
Although academic performance is important, being a Sillimanian is more than just what happens in the classroom. It is about giving back to the community and other people. Community involvement, social responsibility, and the transforming power of service are highly valued at Silliman University. A sense of obligation to improve the world is ingrained in every sincere Sillimanian. They are aware that education may be used to advance oneself personally as well as to make a beneficial contribution to society through helping others, community service, or support for changes in society. The Sillimanian culture is also firmly rooted in inclusivity and diversity. The Philippines and Silliman University are both melting grounds of various cultures, ethnicities, and viewpoints. Sillimanians are urged to take pride in this diversity, draw strength from it, and create an atmosphere of hospitality. They value the plurality of cultures and viewpoints and understand that it is through this diversity that they may grow and become better.
Being a Sillimanian is neither exclusively determined by the length of time spent at the university, nor is it determined by specific actions like supporting cheese bread or sporting a red ID lanyard. These characteristics, while possibly endearing, are merely the outward manifestations of a deeper and more substantial identity. The ideals, experiences, and sense of belonging that Silliman University instills are carried with you if you identify as a Sillimanian. To embrace a dedication to critical thinking, responsibility for society, diversity, and excellence in education. As a result, identifying as a Sillimanian requires a commitment to a way of life rather than a casual recognition. It is to be a part of a community that supports these principles and uses them to guide its members as they travel through the world. Making a difference in one\’s own life, other people\’s lives, and society in general is an important part of what it means to be a Sillimanian. It is a path toward personal development, accountability to society, and lifelong learning—one that goes well beyond the confines of a campus and into the center of the global community.
Reflection 2: WHAT IS YOUR VIEW ON THE MENTAL ASPECT OF A MAN?
For me, the mental aspect of a man is an aspect of life that includes the complex interactions between intellect, emotions, consciousness, and mental health. Understanding a person\’s mental side requires a voyage inside their awareness, one that illuminates the depth and complexity of the human experience.Cognition, the intellectual key that gives us the ability to interact with the outside world, is at the center of the mental part of the human mind. The act of thinking, solving problems, recalling information, perception, and language are only a few of the many mental functions that are included in the term \”cognition.\” These cognitive processes enable us to learn new things, make choices, and overcome obstacles in life. Human mind stands out from other species on the globe due to its versatility and capability for abstract thought.
On the surface of human existence, emotions are the bright colors. Our lives gain complexity and depth through these intricate psychological and physiological reactions to things that happen to us. Our thoughts, behaviors, and physical wellbeing can all be significantly impacted by emotions, which include anything from joy and love to rage and fear. Emotions don\’t hinder us; rather, they give us important hints about how we are feeling inside and how we connect with the outside environment.
The lighthouse of self-awareness that illuminates our existence is consciousness. It enables us to have subjectivity, reflect on our own ideas and feelings, and observe the outside environment. But one of life\’s most deep and fascinating mysteries—the nature of consciousness—remains unsolved. Moreover, a fulfilled and balanced life depends on good mental health. It includes traits like emotional stability, adaptability, and useful coping methods in addition to a lack of mental conditions. Making mental health a priority is essential since it has a direct impact on our general wellbeing and quality of life. The stigma associated with mental health problems is gradually fading, opening the door for more honest dialogues and improved access to services related to mental health.
Furthermore, people\’s mental characteristics are significantly shaped by culture and society. People\’s thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by values, standards, and social factors. The depth of human changes is shown by cultural psychology\’s exploration of how these dynamics affect our views on the world, opinions, and behaviors. In conclusion, the mind of man is a broad and sophisticated fabric fashioned from the strands of consciousness, emotions, intellect, and mental health. As our knowledge expands, it is like an embroidery that is continually changing. Exploring the mental side of man involves setting out on an ongoing quest for knowledge that invites us to consider the fundamental relationships between the body, mind, culture, and society as well as the nature of human life and the vastness of humanity\’s consciousness. The journey serves as a reminder of the human experience\’s infinite depth and complexity.
Reflection – St. Paul’s Letter to the Romans (Chapters 1-3)
Jhonn Francis S. Woo
GE 10 – BBPaul\’s Letter to the Romans\’ opening three chapters provide an essential theological foundation for comprehending the nature of humanity, sin, and our need for forgiveness. Paul tackles the enduring issue of mankind\’s sin in Chapter 1. He effectively shows how humanity descended into moral degradation and idolatry by showing how individuals drifted away from God\’s truth. It serves as a wake-up call of the repercussions of disbelieving God\’s revelation as well as the underlying sinful temptations present in all of us. It emphasizes how crucial God\’s grace is in redeeming us from our sins.
In Chapter 2, the emphasis turns towards the Jewish audience, demonstrating that commitment to the commandments does not save anybody from God\’s wrath. Paul emphasized the significance of obeying the law by doing more than just understanding it. He emphasizes that God judges fairly, taking into account a person\’s actions. The idea that everyone is responsible for upholding God\’s ethical standards is further emphasized in this section of the bible, which confronts any sense of self-righteousness and urges for sincere humility as well as confession of sin.
Paul carefully integrates the concepts of the first two chapters in Chapter 3. He draws the conclusion that everyone is affected by sin, noting that every person has fallen short of the greatness of God. Paul introduces the idea of salvation through having faith in Jesus Christ despite the fact that sin is a fundamental characteristic of humanity. This chapter emphasizes the universal call for redemption and the fact that salvation is a gift of God\’s mercy that is obtained by faith.
Romans chapters one through three, in summary, offer a profound discussion of mankind\’s sinfulness, obligation, and the hope of salvation through faith in Jesus. They urge us to admit that we are sinful and reject our own righteousness in light of God\’s grace. The first and most crucial step to spiritual growth and transformation is humility. It tells us that arrogance and self-reliance can make us unaware of our need for God\’s guidance and mercy. It inspires us to show respect and humility to others while acknowledging our common need for repentance.