Yesterday, we took in three (3) new confirmed positive cases, all residents of General Santos.
A COVID-19 Update from St. Elizabeth Hospital:Yesterday, we took in five (5) new confirmed positive cases, three (3) of whom are residents of General Santos and two (2) from Sarangani Province.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recoveries of two (2) positive cases, one (1) of whom is a resident of General Santos and one (1) resident of South Cotabato. They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.
There are no new confirmed positive cases currently admitted at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recoveries of two (2) positive cases, one (1) of whom is a resident of General Santos and one (1) resident of Sarangani Province. They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.
However, we are deeply saddened to announce that we have one (1) new mortality of a positive case, a resident of General Santos. We condole with the family.Yesterday, we took in five (5) new confirmed positive cases, all residents of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) positive case, a resident of General Santos who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician.
Yesterday, we took in two (2) new confirmed positive cases at St. Elizabeth Hospital, one (1) of whom is a resident of General Santos and one (1) resident of South Cotabato. Both have no known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) positive case, a resident of General Santos who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician.
There are no new positive cases currently admitted at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recoveries of two (2) positive cases, both residents of General Santos. They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.
However, we are deeply saddened to announce that we have one (1) new mortality of a positive case, a resident of General Santos. We Condole with the family.
Yesterday, we took in one (1) new positive case, a resident of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recoveries of two (2) positive cases, one (1) of whom is a resident of General Santos and one (1) resident of Sarangani Province. They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.
Yesterday, we took in two (2) new positive cases, both residents of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recoveries of two (2) positive cases, both residents of General Santos. They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.
However, we are deeply saddened to announce that we have one (1) new mortality of a positive case, a resident of General Santos. We condole with the family.
Yesterday, we took in one (1) new positive case, a resident of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
Yesterday, we took in three (3) new positive cases, all residents of General Santos with known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) positive case, a resident of General Santos who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician. One (1) patient, who is asymptomatic, was transferred to an isolation facility to complete the required quarantine.
Yesterday, we took in one(1) new positive case, a resident of General Santos with known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recoveries of six (6) positive cases, five (5) of whom are residents of General Santos and one (1) from Sarangani Province. They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians. One (1) patient, who is asymptomatic, was transferred to an isolation facility to complete his required quarantine.
However, we are deeply saddened to announce that we have one (1) new mortality of a positive case, a resident of Sarangani Province. We condole with the family.
Yesterday, we took in two (2) new positive cases, both residents of General Santos with known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of four (4) positive cases, all residents of General Santos. They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.
Yesterday, we took in one (1) new positive case, a resident of General Santos with known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) positive case, our own healthcare worker who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician.
Yesterday, we took in one (1) new positive case, a resident of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) positive case, a resident of South Cotabato who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician.
Yesterday, we took in four (4) new positive cases, all residents of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
Yesterday, we took one (1) new positive case, a resident of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recoveries of two (2) positive cases, both residents of General Santos who have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.
Yesterday, we took in four (4) new positive cases, all residents of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
Yesterday, we took in two (2) new positive cases, both residents of Sarangani Province with known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) positive case, a resident of General Santos who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician.
Yesterday, we took in two (2) new positive cases, both residents of General Santos with known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) positive case, a resident of General Santos who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician.
However, we are deeply saddened to announce that we have one (1) new mortality of a positive case, a resident of General Santos. We condole with the family.
Yesterday, we took in two (2) new positive cases, both residents of General Santos, one (1) has known history of exposure and one (1) who has no known history of exposure.
There are no new positive cases currently admitted at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recoveries of two (2) positive cases, a resident of General Santos and a resident of Sarangani Province. They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.
Yesterday, we took in a total of three (3) new confirmed positive cases, all residents of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
We are deeply saddened to announce that we have one (1) new mortality of a positive case, a resident of Sarangani Province.
We condole with the family.
Yesterday, we took in two (2) new confirmed positive cases, both residents of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
There are no new positive cases currently admitted at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
A COVID-19 Update from St. Elizabeth Hospital:
Yesterday, we took in two (2) new confirmed positive cases, one of whom is our own healthcare worker and one resident from Sarangani Province. Both have known history of exposure.
Yesterday, we took in one (1) new confirmed positive case, a resident of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) positive case, a resident of General Santos who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician.
Yesterday, we took in one (1) new confirmed positive case, a resident of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of three (3) positive cases, all residents of General Santos. They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.
There are no new positive cases currently admitted at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of five (5) positive cases, all residents of General Santos. They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.
However, we are deeply saddened to announce that we have one (1) new mortality of a positive case, a resident of General Santos. We condole with the family.
Yesterday, we took in one (1) confirmed positive case, a referral from South Cotabato with no known history of exposure.
We are deeply saddened to announce that we have one (1) new mortality of a positive case, a resident of General Santos. We condole with the family.
Yesterday, we took in three (3) new positive cases, one (1) of whom is our own healthcare worker who has a known history of exposure, while the other two (2) have no known history of exposure.
Yesterday, we took in a total of five (5) new positive cases, four (4) of whom are residents of General Santos and one (1) resident of Sarangani Province.
Three (3) of them have known history of exposure while the other two (2) have no known history of exposure.
#WeCureWeCare
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) positive case, a resident of Sarangani Province who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician.
However, we are deeply saddened to announce that we have one (1) new mortality of a positive case, a resident of Sarangani Province. We condole with the family.
Yesterday, we took in one (1) new positive case, a resident of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) positive case, a resident of Polomolok who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician.However, we are deeply saddened to announce that we have one (1) new mortality of a positive case, a resident of General Santos. We condole with the family.Yesterday, we took in three (3) new positive cases, all residents of General Santos, one (1) of whom has a known history of exposure and two (2) with no known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of two (2) positive cases, both residents of General Santos. They have been ordered for discharged by their attending physicians.However, we are deeply saddened to announce that we have one (1) new mortality of a positive case, a resident of General Santos with no known history of exposure. We condole with the family.Yesterday, we took in two (2) new positive cases, one (1) resident of General Santos with no known history of exposure, and one (1) resident of Sarangani Province with known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) confirmed positive case, a resident of Sarangani Province who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician. Yesterday, we took in two (2) new positive cases at St. Elizabeth Hospital, both residents of General Santos with no known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) confirmed positive case, our own healthcare worker who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician. There are no new positive cases currently admitted at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) confirmed positive case, our own healthcare worker who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician.
Yesterday, we took in two (2) new positive cases, both residents of General Santos with known history of exposure.
#WeCureWeCare
There are no new confirmed cases currently admitted at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of three (3) confirmed positive cases, all residents of General Santos City. They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.Yesterday, we took in a total of two (2) new confirmed cases, one (1) resident of General Santos City with a known history of exposure, and one (1) resident of Sarangani Province with no known history of exposure.
We are deeply saddened to announce that we have one (1) new mortality of a confirmed positive case, a resident of Sarangani Province. We condole with the family.
There are four (4) new admissions of confirmed cases at St. Elizabeth Hospital, bringing the total number of currently admitted cases at the hospital to 23:
• 2 of 4 of yesterday’s new admissions are residents of General Santos City with known history of exposure.
• 2 of 4 of yesterday’s new admissions are frontliners, one (1) of them is our own healthcare worker who is assigned to our COVID-19 wing, and the other one (1) is a social worker from the LGU.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of one (1) confirmed positive case, a resident of General Santos City who has been ordered for discharge by the attending physician.
There are no new confirmed cases currently admitted at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of 3 (three) confirmed positive cases, all residents of General Santos City. They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.
Last night, we took in two (2) new confirmed positive cases, both residents of General Santos City. One of them is our healthcare worker who has had a history of exposure while dispensing his duties outside the hospital.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of two (2) confirmed positive cases, both residents of General Santos City. They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.
There are no new confirmed cases currently admitted at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
#WeCureWeCare
Yesterday, we took in two (2) new positive cases currently admitted at St. Elizabeth Hospital, a Sarangani Province resident and a General Santos City resident. They both have a known history of exposure.
We are so happy to announce the clinical recovery of ten (10) confirmed positive cases:
• one (1) resident of Sarangani Province
• one (1) resident of Polomolok
• eight (8) residents of General Santos City
They have been ordered for discharge by their attending physicians.
Yesterday, we took in one (1) new confirmed case, a Sarangani resident with a known history of exposure.
A COVID-19 Update from St. Elizabeth Hospital:
We are so happy to announce the recovery of one (1) confirmed positive case, a resident of Sultan Kudarat who has been declared clinically recovered and ordered for discharge by his attending physician.
Yesterday, we took in one (1) new confirmed case, a General Santos resident with known history of exposure.
A COVID-19 Update from St. Elizabeth Hospital:
We are so happy to announce the recovery of one (1) confirmed positive case, a two-year old child from Sarangani Province who has been declared clinically recovered and ordered for discharge by his attending physician.
There are no new positive cases currently admitted at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
2 returning LSIs undergoing quarantine, found to be COVID-19 positive yesterday, are now confined at our dedicated COVID-19 Wing so they can be well taken cared of and isolated to prevent community infection. St. Elizabeth Hospital has been built, designed, and refined to handle both COVID and Non-COVID patients alike. Our peoples’ skills, both medical and non-medical, have been honed over the years to manage infectious diseases. We have even sent nurse volunteers to our COVID Center Hospital in Manila and all returned safe and sound after 2 months tour of duty directly handling COVID-19 patients. Our protocols and processes to handle this pandemic have been benchmarked and patterned after the best NCR Hospitals of the Metro Pacific Hospitals network, who have been battling this pandemic since the onset. We have been expecting the virus to arrive at our doorsteps anytime and we have been preparing for it.
Our GeneXpert Rapid PCR Testing Center is certainly proving its usefulness, in helping our health authorities from General Santos City and the Province of Sarangani manage the safe handling of their returning residents and incoming essential workers, by detecting COVID-19 patients in as early as one day compared to the previous experience of having to wait for more than 7 days for confirmatory test results. As General Santos City and the Province of Sarangani open up their respective communities to jump start the stalled economy, the St. Elizabeth COVID-19 Laboratory will be hard at work in immediately detecting the virus so that both public and private healthcare facilities are able to properly manage their patients.
We call on the public to continue practicing proper handwashing, wearing of masks, and safe distancing, and avoiding unnecessary travel to help contain the virus. We fight this virus together.
For more information on COVID-19 testing and other services at St. Elizabeth Hospital, please call (083) 552-3162 or send us a message on Messenger.
A COVID-19 update from St. Elizabeth Hospital as of May 26, 2020, 04:30 PM
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A COVID-19 Update as of March 30, 2020, 12:30 PM
We received news today that one of our PUI’s tested negative for COVID-19. We have therefore lifted the quarantine on 24 of our personnel who are eager to go back to serving the healthcare needs of our community.
St. Elizabeth Hospital wishes to thank all our staff for their courage and continued dedication during this time.
A COVID-19 update from St. Elizabeth Hospital as of March 29, 11:00 AM
COVID-19 Update as of March 28, 12:00 PM
Upon further confirmation, St. Elizabeth Hospital would like to correct some information which was provided in yesterday’s update.
• PUIs discharged since March 3 is 10, not 11.
• Starting date of reporting to CESU/DOH is February 6, not February 24.
• PUIs/PUMs screened at St. Elizabeth (since February 6) is 88, not 95.
St. Elizabeth Hospital strives to provide the most accurate and timely information as needed. As part of our commitment, we constantly re-verify our data to ensure the information made available to the public is the most accurate. As such, we would like to sincerely apologize for the errors found in yesterday’s update.
A COVID-19 update from St. Elizabeth Hospital as of March 27, 2020, 11:00 AM
#COVID-19 Update as of March 26, 2020, 11:00AM
We encourage everyone to continue practicing social distancing and other preventive measures at all times.
Stay at least 1 meter from the person in front, behind, or beside you.
#COVID-19 Update as of March 25, 2020, 11:30AM
We urge the public to practice strict social distancing, cough etiquette, and other preventive measures at all times to counter the spread of virus.
