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  • Pursuant to memorandum circular 90 and 91, uninterrupted essential health services will continue at Mary Johnston Hospital (MJH). Our personnel will be on hand for both emergency and regular medical needs.
  • Please be advised of the Department of Health (DOH) Leptospirosis protocols to decrease risk from this disease.
  • Avoid unnecessary travel so as to lessen trauma and other potential accidents.

Mary Johnston Hospital 

Healing Together

Author name: Jerico Cua

Jerico Cua is a professional in the field of nursing. He serves as a Nurse Educator at Mary Johnston Hospital. His expertise focuses on Medical & Surgical Nursing, as well as Leadership and Management within healthcare settings. He is presently pursuing a Master of Arts in Nursing to deepen his clinical expertise and his proficiency in nursing research.

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Guard the Line: The Impact of the Critical Care Complex at Mary Johnston Hospital

For 120 years, Mary Johnston Hospital (MJH) has stood as a cornerstone of healthcare in Tondo, Manila, evolving from a modest clinic into a modern beacon of holistic healing. In May 2025, MJH marked a historic milestone in clinical excellence and innovation with the launch of its Critical Care Complex (CCC)—a vital project realized through a powerful partnership with the Jemary Gracious Foundation Inc. By doubling its Intensive Care Unit capacity from four beds to eight, the CCC delivers high-precision, round-the-clock monitoring and specialized management for Medical, Surgical, Pediatrics, and OB-GYN patients across their entire lifespan. To date, this upgraded unit has already served over 300 critically ill patients. Precision Technology Meets Compassionate Care The Critical Care Complex is built to handle complex, life-threatening clinical scenarios—such as cardiac arrest, acute respiratory distress, and high-risk postoperative complications. It is fully equipped with advanced, life-sustaining technology, including: Mechanical ventilators, Real-time cardiac telemetry, and Advanced intensive care monitoring systems. An Educational Pillar and Enduring Mission Beyond its immediate life-saving capabilities, the CCC serves as a crucial training ground. It sharpens the skills of resident physicians, staff nurses, preceptors, nursing students, and other medical allied students, preparing the next generation of healthcare leaders for the realities of critical care. In alignment with its core mission of ‘Healing Together,’ Mary Johnston Hospital is committed to expanding its facilities to better serve our patients and support our healthcare teams.

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Bridge of Healing: Strengthening Global Healthcare Ties between Mary Johnston Hospital and College of St. Scholastica

In 2020, The partnership between The College of St. Scholastica (CSS) in Duluth, Minnesota, and Mary Johnston Hospital (MJH) in Tondo, Manila, represents a model of transcultural nursing. In a recent Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) this collaboration recently covered the entire school of health professions thus expanding inter professional collaboration, bringing together students from among the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), Post Baccalaureate Nursing (PBN) and Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) programs.

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Renewed Partnership Between Mary Johnston Hospital and Manila Cathedral School

A post-pandemic partnership resumption between  Mary Johnston Hospital and Manila Cathedral School took place last February 10, 2025. Being a Work Immersion Program of Senior High Students taking up the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Strand), it focuses on building academic excellence and health care education among students. This promises to be a window of learning toward potential allied health courses. Students will have hands-on experience in a hospital setting, being exposed to the Nursing Wards, Pharmacy Unit, Physical Rehabilitation Unit, Laboratory Department and Radiology Unit of our health facility.This will give them a bird’s eye view of possible career paths, focusing on health care and medical science fields. It is worthy to note that this work immersion program collaboration has produced graduates like  Nilo Palajos, Julianna Dela Fuente, and Reign Dineros, who are registered nurses and are now part of the health force at our facility.   In an interview, Reign Dineros (Pediatrics Ward Staff Nurse) shared her insights about the work immersion. “My experience was fulfilling because we have rotated in different areas of the hospital, after which, we were able to share our takeaways in our post- conference evaluation”. Additionally, she gladly shared the benefit of the work immersion. “I saw how nursing works and revolves with passion, dedication and excellence. The lesson I learned during our work immersion helped me to pursue Nursing. Finally, I passed the board exam, got hired and became part of the Nursing Service Department”.

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