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The Core Elements of the CCDSL


The Core Elements of the CCDSL 

In collaboration or partnership with the local communities, the DLSMHSI community is able to fulfill its vision-mission through:

  • Research
  • Training
  • Health care services
  • Community-outreach and extension services

Institutional Functions

  1. Oversees and/or facilitates the planning and implementation of the Community Health Development Program (CHDP) and Community Service-Learning Program (CSLP) in the partner communities.
  2. Facilitates the integration of the community-based programs of the Colleges of Medicine, Rehabilitation Sciences, and Nursing. In line with this, the Center shall guide the faculty and students as they plan and conduct community activities.
  3. Provides the Colleges involved in the CHDP with regular quarterly report related to its progress.
  4. Gathers, keeps and updates profiles of communities that may benefit from the community-health related projects and programs of the different Colleges of DLSMHSI.
  5. Gathers, keeps and updates profiles of local government units, local government agencies, and non-government organizations/agencies that may be considered potential partners for community-health related projects and programs of the different Colleges of DLSMHSI.
  6. Assists Colleges that may need support for the planning and implementation of community service-learning activities, taking into consideration the requirements of their respective accrediting bodies.
  7. Equips faculty members and students with the basic knowledge and skills in community organizing, community health development, social mobilization, and the like, as deemed necessary by the respective Colleges.
  8. Regularly monitors and evaluates the CHDP in the partner communities, the community-oriented projects, and other community-extension services of the Academics Community. The Center shall keep documentations of community projects that may be necessary for future reference.
  9. Provides the Colleges with recommendations or feedbacks that will aid in the sustainability of the community-related projects and programs of the faculty and students.
  10. Determines strategies in keeping and maintaining the mutually beneficial collaboration between the Institution and the partner communities in achieving the former’s mission and vision.
  11. Contributes to the sustainability of projects and programs that were established with the partner communities.
  12. Collates relevant data for continuous learning and development in designing and implementing projects as well for research purposes.