In a remarkable achievement for the Beta Nu Delta Nursing Society, three of its esteemed members, Dr.Laurence Garcia (CNU), Dr. Daisy Palompon (CNU), and Dr. Janet delos Santos (VSU), have been conferred with the distinguished Best Mentor for Health Research Award. This prestigious accolade, bestowed in the undergraduate and graduate students category for the Visayas cluster, reflects their outstanding contributions to the field of health research.
The Best Mentor in Health Research Award, a biennial recognition, holds significance as it acknowledges mentors who have played pivotal roles in nurturing the capacities of researchers within the health sector. Dr.Laurence Garcia, Dr. Daisy Palompon, and Dr. Janet delos Santos' impact goes beyond the conventional scope of mentoring; they have been instrumental in driving significant advances in the Philippine National Health Research System’s (PNHRS) objectives, as outlined in the National Unified Health Research Agenda (NUHRA).
These exemplary mentors, all members of the Beta Nu Delta Nursing Society, epitomize dedication and excellence in guiding the next generation of researchers. Their commitment has not only enriched the capabilities of undergraduate and graduate students but has also contributed to the overarching goals of the PNHRS. By instilling a passion for research and fostering a culture of innovation, Dr.Laurence Garcia, Dr. Daisy Palompon, and Dr. Janet delos Santos have played pivotal roles in shaping the landscape of health research in the Visayas cluster.
The significance of this award extends beyond individual recognition; it underscores the collective commitment of the Beta Nu Delta Nursing Society to advancing healthcare through research. As mentors, these individuals have not only imparted knowledge but have also inspired a new wave of researchers to explore novel avenues in line with the NUHRA.
The recognition of Dr.Laurence Garcia, Dr. Daisy Palompon, and Dr. Janet delos Santos as the Best Mentors for Health Research is a testament to their tireless efforts in steering the next generation toward impactful contributions to health research. Their leadership within the Beta Nu Delta Nursing Society has undoubtedly left an indelible mark on the pursuit of excellence in health research in the Visayas region, setting a standard for mentorship and fostering a legacy that will continue to influence the trajectory of healthcare research in the Philippines.