The ߣ�ѵ��� (PCS) successfully had an introductory meeting with key local government officials last July 18, 2025, to present the organization's mission, programs, and collaborative opportunities in the fight against cancer. This formal presentation marked an important milestone in strengthening partnerships between PCS and the Quezon City government. The meeting was attended by government officials, including Hon. Kristine Matias, Councilor for District 6 and Chairperson of the Committee on Health and Sanitation, Hon. Charm M. Ferrer, Councilor, and Dr. Karen Gemma See, ߣ�ѵ���Control Coordinator. Representing the ߣ�ѵ��� were Dr. Herdee Gloriane C. Luna, who served as the presenter and Medical Oncologist, Jennifer Guinto, Dr. Maricar Sabeniano, Atty. Allan Chester Nadate as legal counsel, and Romeo Marcaida, all active members of the organization.

The ߣ�ѵ��� stands as a cornerstone institution in the Philippines' cancer control landscape, having been established on December 22, 1956, as a private non-stock, non-profit corporation dedicated to comprehensive cancer prevention, control, and patient support nationwide. The organization operates under the mission "to advance knowledge about cancer, combat the spread of the disease, and bring relief to those afflicted with cancer," with a vision of "a country well prepared to meet the cancer challenge and a citizenry made fully aware of the threats of the disease." This nearly seven-decade commitment to cancer control has positioned PCS as a leading authority in comprehensive cancer care and prevention throughout the Philippines.

Dr. Herdee Gloriane C. Luna presented PCS's multi-faceted approach to cancer control, demonstrating the organization's commitment to addressing cancer across the entire care continuum. The comprehensive cancer control programs encompass prevention initiatives, including cancer awareness campaigns, vaccination drives, the innovative "Yosi Kadiri" anti-smoking campaign, and community-building "Relay for Life" fundraising events. The organization's screening and early detection efforts feature mobile cancer screening clinics for breast, cervical, and prostate cancer, the "Act Now Prime Care Program," and digital health technology integration through online platforms for health education and screening. Treatment support and management services include medical assistance funds providing financial support for cancer patients, comprehensive patient navigation services for care coordination, and healthcare professional training programs for capacity building among medical providers.

The organization's commitment to data collection and research is demonstrated through their operation of community cancer registries for local-level cancer surveillance, hospital-based cancer registries for institutional data collection, and population-based cancer registries for regional epidemiological monitoring. Additionally, PCS maintains robust education and information dissemination programs, including health professional training programs for continuing medical education, lay training initiatives for community health worker development, and public awareness lectures for educational outreach to diverse populations.

The flagship "ACT NOW" (Access to ߣ�ѵ���Treatment Now) program represents PCS's innovative approach to primary care breast cancer prevention and control, having been successfully piloted in Barangay Commonwealth, Quezon City. This groundbreaking initiative demonstrates how digital technology and community engagement can revolutionize cancer care delivery through its comprehensive digital health platform featuring an online self-registration and education portal at actnow.philcancer.org.ph/patient, comprehensive breast health information resources, and user-friendly community access to cancer screening services. The program incorporates an advanced risk assessment and triage system utilizing analytics for identifying high-risk individuals, systematic patient prioritization approaches, and evidence-based screening protocols.

The ACT NOW program's mobile screening services bring on-site ultrasound screening capabilities directly to communities, eliminating geographical barriers to screening through community-based healthcare delivery. An integrated referral network ensures seamless connection to hospitals with medical access programs, supported by specialized cancer navigator assistance and coordinated care pathways. Patient navigation and monitoring services feature dedicated cancer navigators for comprehensive patient guidance, ensuring continuity of care across the healthcare system through comprehensive follow-up and monitoring protocols.

The program has demonstrated significant clinical impact through early detection and timely intervention, resulting in reduced cancer mortality and morbidity rates, improved patient outcomes and survival rates, and faster screening and diagnostic processes. Economic benefits include reduced healthcare costs and financial burden, implementation of cost-effective community-based screening models, and efficient resource utilization. System strengthening outcomes feature enhanced communication and collaboration among healthcare providers, strengthened referral pathways, and improved healthcare accessibility across diverse populations.

Community engagement through the Barangay ACT NOW Ambassadors Program creates a network of community health advocates promoting cancer awareness, providing patient navigation assistance at the grassroots level, developing family and community support networks, and establishing local leadership in cancer prevention initiatives. Policy advocacy and support efforts align with the National Integrated ߣ�ѵ���Control Act (NICCA), which provides a legislative framework supporting comprehensive cancer control, national coordination of cancer prevention and treatment efforts, and resource allocation for cancer programs. The Quezon City Integrated ߣ�ѵ���Control Ordinance (QCICCO) demonstrates local government commitment to cancer control through strengthened cancer registry systems, enhanced patient navigation services, and improved accessibility to cancer treatment.

Innovation in cancer diagnosis is exemplified through PCS's integration of artificial intelligence technology, specifically the qXR for Lung Nodule Detection system, which utilizes AI-based chest X-ray analysis technology and computer-aided detection software for identifying suspected pulmonary nodules. This innovative diagnostic tool enhances efficiency in high-volume screening settings while improving accuracy in early lung cancer detection, representing PCS's commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technology to improve cancer detection and patient outcomes.

Future initiatives include strategic development programs such as the City ߣ�ѵ���Challenge, a comprehensive urban cancer control initiative featuring multi-stakeholder collaboration frameworks and sustainable cancer care delivery models. The Digital eߣ�ѵ���Screen Expansion plans for multi-site implementation across various locations with a comprehensive cancer screening portfolio including lung cancer screening, colorectal cancer detection, cervical cancer prevention, prostate cancer screening, testicular cancer awareness, and retinal cancer screening. The success of the ACT NOW program in Barangay Commonwealth provides a proven model for replication across other communities in Quezon City and nationwide, with the program's digital infrastructure and community engagement strategies offering scalable solutions for addressing cancer control challenges across diverse populations.

The meeting highlighted significant collaboration opportunities between PCS and the Quezon City government, particularly in policy integration through alignment with QCICCO implementation, support for cancer registry strengthening, and enhancement of patient navigation systems. Resource sharing opportunities include utilization of government healthcare facilities, community health worker integration, and public-private partnership development. Program expansion possibilities encompass scaling of the ACT NOW program across multiple barangays, integration with existing city health programs, and comprehensive cancer control network development throughout the city.

The ߣ�ѵ���'s presentation to Hon. Kristine Matias and fellow government officials successfully demonstrated the organization's comprehensive approach to cancer control and its significant potential for meaningful collaboration with local governments. With nearly seven decades of experience in cancer prevention, control, and patient support, PCS stands ready to partner with the Quezon City government in creating innovative, sustainable, and effective cancer control programs that can serve as models for nationwide implementation. The ACT NOW program's proven success in Barangay Commonwealth provides a concrete foundation for expanded collaboration, while PCS's comprehensive portfolio of services offers multiple avenues for partnership development. Through continued collaboration between PCS and the Quezon City government, the vision of "a country well prepared to meet the cancer challenge" can be realized at the local level, contributing to improved outcomes for cancer patients and their families throughout the community. This meeting marks the beginning of a promising partnership that will strengthen cancer control efforts in Quezon City and serve as a catalyst for the broader implementation of comprehensive cancer control strategies across the Philippines.

The Philippine Society of Oncologists, Inc. (PSO) successfully hosted its landmark 25th Midyear Convention on July 11, 2025, at the International Convention Center of Cavite State University in Indang, Cavite. This significant gathering, themed "E.P.I.C. - Empowering People Through Integrated Compassionate ߣ�ѵ���Care," brought together leading oncology professionals, healthcare institutions, and cancer advocacy organizations to advance comprehensive cancer care across the Philippines.

Strategic Partnership for ߣ�ѵ���Care Excellence

The convention represented a powerful collaboration between key healthcare stakeholders:

• Philippine Society of Oncologists, Inc. - The premier organization of cancer specialists in the Philippines
• ߣ�ѵ��� - The country's leading cancer advocacy and patient support organization
• Cavite Medical Society - The provincial medical association ensuring local healthcare excellence
• Cavite State University - The educational institution advancing medical research and training
• Province of Cavite - The local government unit championing accessible healthcare services

This multi-institutional partnership underscored the importance of collaborative approaches in addressing the growing cancer burden in the Philippines and advancing the goals of the National Integrated ߣ�ѵ���Control Act (NICCA).

Patient Navigation: A Cornerstone of Comprehensive ߣ�ѵ���Care

One of the convention's highlights was the Patient Navigation Lecture delivered by Dr. Maricar Sabeniano, a distinguished specialist in Palliative Medicine. The ߣ�ѵ��� pioneered in the implementation of the Patient Navigation Program (PNaP) which provides quick and easy access to the full range of diagnostic and treatment services for cancer patients through a systematized and assisted referral and support system.

The innovative Patient Navigation Program (PNaP) started catering to cancer patients in 2011. It aims at providing individualized assistance to marginalized Filipinos so that they may have access to timely, affordable and quality medical treatment. This groundbreaking initiative has served as a model for patient-centered care throughout the archipelago.

The Patient Navigation session, held from 10:45 AM to 11:15 AM, explored:

• Evidence-based approaches to patient navigation in cancer care
• Addressing healthcare disparities among different social and regional groups
• Integration of psychosocial support with medical treatment
• Building sustainable navigation programs in resource-limited settings

Comprehensive ߣ�ѵ���Care Focus

The convention's agenda reflected the multidisciplinary nature of modern oncology, featuring specialized sessions on:

Morning Sessions:

• Breast ߣ�ѵ���Lecture and Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) - Led by Dr. Alodee Mejia (Breast Surgeon) with Dr. Stephen Lowell Ciocon (Radiation Oncologist) as moderator
• Patient Navigation - Dr. Maricar Sabeniano's keynote presentation
• Lung ߣ�ѵ���Lecture and MDT - Featuring Dr. Maebritt Wincent Tibubos (Pulmonologist)

Afternoon Sessions:

• ߣ�ѵ���Control Efforts and NICCA Localization in Cavite - Presented by Ms. Adel Villa and Dr. Karen See
• Prostate ߣ�ѵ���Lecture and MDT - Dr. Ivan Alonzo (Uro-Oncologist) with Dr. Christian Cuaresma (Medical Oncologist)
• Colorectal ߣ�ѵ���Lecture and MDT - Dr. Mary Igot (Medical Oncologist) with Dr. Reiner John Villafuerte (Medical Oncologist)
• Palliative Care Lecture and MDT - Dr. Carlo Matanguihan (Palliative Medicine) with Dr. Carmela Maminta (Medical Oncologist)

Expert Leadership in Lung ߣ�ѵ���Management

Dr. Herdee Gloriane C. Luna, EAT-OM served as the moderator for the Lung ߣ�ѵ���session, bringing her expertise in medical oncology to facilitate discussions on the latest advances in lung cancer diagnosis, treatment, and multidisciplinary management. Her role as an EAT-OM (Executive Action Team- Oncology Manager) affiliated specialist highlighted the international standards being brought to Philippine cancer care.

Successfully Addressed Healthcare Challenges Through Navigation

Physicians and local health workers should be equipped with tools to connect patients to social workers and other financial resources such as Abot Kamay Ako at ang Philippine Society of Medical Oncology, the Childhood Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia Access Program, and ߣ�ѵ���Assistance Fund. Leveraging political levers and public-private partnerships is likely needed to further implementation of the NICCA. These partnerships can integrate financing for patient navigators, improve funding for care, and introduce social support programs.

The Patient Navigation Program addresses critical gaps in cancer care accessibility, particularly for marginalized communities across the Philippine archipelago. Training of Trainers on Patient Navigation Program · Patient Navigation Program / Medicine Access Program: It provides chemotherapy for early stage breast cancer and acute lymphocytic leukemia and other diagnostic standard procedures for eligible patients at no cost.

Vision for Integrated ߣ�ѵ���Care

The E.P.I.C. convention theme reflects the evolving understanding that effective cancer care requires:

• Empowerment of patients through education and advocacy
• People-centered approaches that address individual needs
• Integration of medical, psychosocial, and support services
• Compassionate care that recognizes the human dimension of cancer

Impact and Future Directions

This convention comes at a critical time as the Philippines implements the 2024-2028 National Integrated ߣ�ѵ���Control Program (NICCP) Strategic Framework, coinciding with the commemoration of the 5th anniversary of the National Integrated ߣ�ѵ���Control Act (NICCA).

The collaboration between PSO, the ߣ�ѵ���, and local Cavite institutions demonstrates the multi-level approach needed to achieve the strategic goals of comprehensive cancer control. The focus on patient navigation reflects recognition that clinical excellence must be paired with accessible, culturally sensitive support systems.

Convention Details

Date: July 11, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Venue: International Convention Center, Cavite State University, Indang, Cavite

The convention concludes with closing ceremonies led by Dr. Warren Bacorro, President of the Philippine Society of Oncologists, Inc., marking not just the end of a day of learning but the beginning of renewed commitment to empowering people through integrated, compassionate cancer care across the Philippines.

Last October 28-29, 2024, the ߣ�ѵ���, together with Cavite Province, Cavite Medical Society and the Cavite State University, conducted the successful Cavite Province NICCA localization This EPIC landmark together with PSO is a continuing collaborative effort igniting the spirit needed to address cancer as both a medical challenge and a public health priority, with patient navigation serving as a bridge between clinical excellence and compassionate, accessible care for all Filipinos facing cancer.

The National ߣ�ѵ���Society of Malaysia (NCSM) successfully organized a pivotal regional meeting focused on advancing lung health initiatives across the ASEAN region. The summit, held at the prestigious Peninsula Manila, brought together leading oncologists, public health experts, and civil society organizations to have a dialogue, and Malaysia shared a comprehensive action plan for addressing lung cancer and respiratory health challenges in Southeast Asia.

Distinguished Attendees

The meeting was graced by prominent figures in the regional cancer care community, including:

• Asec. Maylene Beltran, Former Assistant Secretary of the Department of Health
• Dr. Corazon Ngelangel, President of the ߣ�ѵ���
• Dr. Herdee Gloriane C. Luna, Executive Action Oncology Manager
• Representatives from various ASEAN member nations, including Singapore and Thailand
• Senior officials from the Malaysian Ministry of Health's Disease Control Division
• Healthy Pilipinas Alliance representatives

Malaysia's Lung Health Initiative 2025-2030

A central focus of the summit was the presentation of Malaysia's ambitious Lung Health Initiative 2025-2030, a comprehensive roadmap developed by the Ministry of Health's Disease Control Division. The initiative outlines a strategic and implementation plan addressing key areas:

Primary Focus Areas:

1. Lung ߣ�ѵ���prevention and treatment
2. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) management
3. Asthma care and control
4. Tuberculosis elimination efforts
5. Occupational Lung Diseases Prevention

Strategic Approaches:

• Strengthening Primary Healthcare through an integrated lung health approach
• Risk Factor Control focusing on:
  • Tobacco control and smoking cessation programs
  • Environmental exposure reduction
  • Occupational exposure management
• Enhanced Screening Programs for early detection
• Improved Diagnosis & Treatment capabilities across the region

ASEAN Regional Collaboration Framework

The meeting emphasized the critical importance of regional cooperation in addressing lung health challenges. Participants discussed the ASEAN Action Plan for Lung Health, which aims to implement lung health policies across member nations through a coordinated approach.

Key discussion points included:

• Harmonizing lung health policies across ASEAN countries
• Sharing best practices in cancer prevention and treatment
• Establishing regional screening protocols
• Coordinating research and data collection efforts

WHO Lung Health Resolution

The summit also addressed the Lung Health Resolution Concept recently adopted by the World Health Organization during the Seventy-eighth World Health Assembly. The resolution calls for a unified response through collaboration among:

1. Governments at the national and local levels
2. Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and advocacy groups
3. Primary Healthcare Providers and medical professionals
4. Private Sector stakeholders

The resolution emphasizes ensuring population needs are met sustainably and inclusively, improving patient-centered care, and transforming healthcare services by advancing health promotion and reinforcing disease prevention efforts.

NCD Malaysia's Role

The meeting highlighted the important work of NCD Malaysia, a coalition of civil society organizations working to empower and support people living with non-communicable diseases. Their participation underscored the vital role of patient advocacy groups in shaping comprehensive lung health policies.

Looking Forward

The Peninsula Manila summit represents a significant milestone in ASEAN's collective effort to address the growing burden of lung diseases in the region. With lung cancer rates continuing to rise across Southeast Asia, initiatives like Malaysia's 2025-2030 roadmap and enhanced regional cooperation frameworks are essential for improving patient outcomes and reducing disease burden.

The meeting concluded with commitments from participating nations to strengthen their lung health programs and enhance cross-border collaboration in research, treatment protocols, and prevention strategies. Follow-up meetings are planned to monitor progress and further develop the regional action plan.

About the Organizers

The National ߣ�ѵ���Society of Malaysia (NCSM) has been at the forefront of cancer prevention, education, and patient support since its establishment. As a leading civil society organization in the region, NCSM continues to play a crucial role in advancing cancer care policies and fostering international collaboration.

The ߣ�ѵ���, represented by Dr. Corazon Ngelangel, has been instrumental in cancer control efforts in the Philippines and serves as a key partner in regional health initiatives.

This landmark meeting at Peninsula Manila represents a crucial step toward a more coordinated, effective response to lung health challenges across the ASEAN region, with the potential to save countless lives through improved prevention, early detection, and treatment programs.

Overcoming Healthcare Barriers Together - The Department of Health - ߣ�ѵ���Control Division (DOH-CCD), Amang Rodriguez Memorial Medical Center (ARMMC), and the ߣ�ѵ��� (PCS) reached a historic milestone with the successful hosting of the 1st National Patient Navigation Conference. Since 2010, the PCS has partnered with DOH CCD to integrate patient navigation into the cancer programs of selected hospitals. Since then, patient navigation has grown to include capacitation of community and peer navigators throughout various settings. Since then, the patient navigation training developed in 2024 under the tripartite collaboration of DOH CCD - ARMMC - PCS has trained and certified more than 110 navigators for the different ߣ�ѵ���and Supportive-Palliative Medicine Access Program (CSPMAP) access sites of the country. 

This year, with the goal of establishing unified standards, competencies, and a community of practice, DOH CCD-ARMMC-PCS hosted the 1st National Patient Navigation Conference, which was held over two days, June 26–27, 2025, at Casa Ibarra, Pasay City, Philippines. The event served as a national platform to recognize, strengthen, and celebrate the role of patient navigators in improving cancer care and access to health services across the country.

June 25, 2025, Day 0 Pre-conference Meeting.

The conference was preceded by a Pre-Conference Session on June 25, 2025, attended by 31 stakeholders and cancer patient navigators from various institutions. The morning sessions focused on refining patient navigation competencies and standards, while the afternoon was devoted to deliberating the concept note for the establishment of the Philippine Patient Navigation Network as a National Community of Practice for cancer patient navigators, program managers and coordinators, trainers, researchers, and advocates. This network will foster camaraderie, shared learning, professional development, and practice alignment across diverse healthcare settings.

The conference formally opened on June 26, hosted by Dr. Maricar Sabeniano (PCS), who welcomed both government leaders and international speakers, setting a refined tone for the discussions. The event was graced by officials from the DOH-CCD led by Dr. Jan Aura Laurelle Llevado (DOH-CCD Chief) and her team. Key messages were delivered by Mr. El Cid Castillo, Executive Director of the Qualifications and Standards Office of Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), Dr. Imelda Mateo, Medical Center Chief of ARMMC, Dr. Corazon Ngelangel, President of PCS, Dr. Denis Horgan, Secretary General of the International ߣ�ѵ���Patient Coalition, Ms. Mandy Thoo, Deputy Director of Community Engagement of the National ߣ�ѵ���Society of Malaysia and Ms. Nancy Peña, Founder and Director of Navegacion de Paintes Internacional, Inc. PCS speakers, Nurse Romeo Marcaida gave a talk on the Philippine background of patient navigation. Nurse Jenna Gonzalez discussed the Integration of patient navigation in Philippine Government Hospitals, and Dr. Cecilia Llave highlighted the integration of patient navigation in the Philippines’ Cervical ߣ�ѵ���initiatives. Dr. Susana Amiscua, Chief Health Program Officer of Taguig City, gave an encouraging talk about the integration of patient navigation in Philippine Local Government Units. 

The afternoon session featured a message from DOH Secretary Teodoro Herbosa, followed by a talk about the cancer control landscape here in the Philippines by the former Secretary of Health and PCS board member, Dr. Jaime Galvez-Tan. Lectures from the international speakers, representing the National ߣ�ѵ���Society of Malaysia (Ms. Mandy Thoo and Dr. Suwarna Laxshmi Ramanathan-Guided Patient Support Coordinator and Assistant Manager), Navegacion de Paintes Internacional, Inc. (Ms. Nancy Peña), the Anticancer Fund  Director of Patient Information, Dr. Gabry Kuijten shared a recording about My ߣ�ѵ���Navigator: A personalized, evidence-based information service for cancer patients and the International ߣ�ѵ���Patient Coalition (Mr. Nicola Di Flora-Strategic Alliances and Partnerships Manager). They emphasized the need to integrate patient navigation in cancer control programs, shared the practices applied in their regions, and provided evidence on the positive impact of navigation programs on cancer care. Their insights strengthened the importance of organized, person-centered care and the vital function navigators play in bridging gaps in the healthcare system. A lively panel discussion, moderated by Dr. Kelly Salvador (PCS) and Dr. Dennis Santos (ARMMC), brought together all international speakers, followed by heartwarming closing remarks from Dr. Gloria Cristal Luna (PCS) who called everyone to united action saying, “if we want patient navigation to truly serve the Filipino people, we must continue to shape it - not from a single model, but from the richness of our collective experiences“

June 27 was dedicated to panel discussions that highlighted government policies, real-world experiences of navigators, and implementing organizations. The first discussion was moderated by the day's host, Mr. Romeo Marcaida, and Nurse Jayson De Leon (ARMMC). Panelists explored overcoming barriers by improving resource access, where Director Edwin Morata of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Ms. Ethel Lovino, Social Welfare Officer III of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO)- Charity Assistance Department, Ms. Mary Ann Flores, Taguig City Ms. Lourdes 'Odette' Magno, Executive Director of Kythe Foundation, and Dr. Ruth Orillaza-Chi, Executive Director of The Ruth Foundation for Palliative and Hospice Care (TRF), discussed their services and programs available for cancer patients, along with guidance on access points and locations where these resources can be obtained.  The next panel discussion, expertly moderated by PCS’s Dr. Herdee Luna, focused on the role of patient navigators within interdisciplinary healthcare teams. The session featured a distinguished panel of professionals representing various institutions and disciplines. Among the panelists were Dr. Marvine Jonne Mendoza of the National Kidney and Transplant Institute (NKTI) and several experienced patient navigators, including Ms. Hazel Jacinto from the Lung Center of the Philippines and Nurse Richelle Cris Miranda of the National Children’s Hospital. As respected pillars of Philippine Social Workers, insights were shared by medical social workers Ms. Arlene Sabdao (Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center) and Ms. Daisy Manlangit, Medical Social Service, Chief from the Philippine General Hospital. The panel discussion was energetic and particularly enriched by the presence of Ms. Betty Senador, a cancer survivor and patient advocate, whose standpoint emphasized the importance of compassionate care. The last panel discussion focused on navigating transitions as patient navigators in the community, hospital, pediatric, adult, curative, and noncurative settings. This portion was moderated by PCS Dr. Maricar Sabeniano. The exemplary panel was composed of Cagayan Valley Medical Center patient navigator, Ms. Margie Calimag; UP-PGH KWAGO Coordinator, Dr. Marianne Joy Maritana; TRF’s patient navigator, Nurse Malou Tupaz; and another cancer patient, Ms. Reggie Drillon. The day concluded with closing remarks from Dr. Dennis Santos of ARMMC.

With 245 attendees, including 6 moderators, 14 national panelists, and 5 international speakers, the conference was a resounding success. The 1st National Patient Navigation Conference represented a national commitment to ensuring that no Filipino faces cancer alone—and that patient navigation ensures no cancer patient is left behind.

“Patient navigation is a cornerstone of equitable, effective cancer care.  It transforms the cancer care experience, making it less overwhelming and more accessible.”

Dr. Corazon Ngelangel (ߣ�ѵ���, President)

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