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University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery

The University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery (USTFMS) is the medical school of the University of Santo Tomas, the oldest and largest Catholic university in Manila, Philippines.

University of Santo Tomas
Faculty of Medicine and Surgery
Former names
1871 – Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy
Established1871
DeanMa. Lourdes Domingo-Maglinao, M.D.
RegentRev. Fr. Angel A. Aparicio, OP
Students2,072 (as of 2016)[1]
Location
St. Martin de Porres Building, UST, Sampaloc, Manila, Philippines
Patron saintSaints Cosmas and Damian
Colors  Yellow
Websitemedicine.ust.edu.ph

Established in 1871, the faculty is the first medical school in the Philippines. It is proclaimed to be a Center of Excellence by the Commission on Higher Education.

In 2018, LEAPMed, a special preparatory course for the UST medicine program was offered to high school graduates.[2]

History edit

 
The Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy at the Colegio de San Jose.
 
St. Martin de Porres Building

Petition for the establishment of colleges dedicated to medicine and pharmacy started in 1682,[3] Sixty-one years after the foundation of the university. In November 22 of the same year, the Spanish granted the petition but nothing came of it due to financial and technical difficulties. By 1785, the Dominican Friars put it on the priority list and despite the enthusiasm of Governor General Mariano Folgueras, the planned colleges failed to materialize until the late 19th century.

The faculty was founded in 1871 by virtue of the modified Moret Decree of 1870 which supplants the Philippine educational reforms of 1865 by the Spanish Government.[4][5] The original Moret Decree calls for the secularization of the university to be renamed as "Universidad de Filipinas,"[5] Upon the protests of religious groups, parents and the Archdiocese of Manila, the decree was modified to remove the inimical provisions. The modified decree was approved and promulgated on October 29, 1875, by the Governor General of the Islands, Don Rafael Izquierdo.[5]

The faculty was eventually associated with Colegio de San Jose as both were suffering from lack of financial support. Both institutions were saved by Dr. Esteban Rodriguez de Figueroa's last will and testament which stated that his wealth be given to the Society of Jesus.[3] The haciendas of Colegio de San Jose were turned over to the University of Santo Tomas as ordered by Governor General Domingo Moriones y Muralla in 1879. These were returned to the Society of Jesus in 1910 which was to fund a seminary now known as the San Jose Seminary.

It was also associated with the San Juan de Dios Hospital which functioned as the faculty's clinical arm as decreed by King Alfonso of Spain on October 29, 1875.[3] This setup continued until 1941 when the Japanese took over Quezon Institute and transferring all of its medical staff and patients to San Juan de Dios Hospital. Clinical training during this time was in partnership with Saint Paul Hospital in Intramuros until the walled city's destruction during the Liberation of Manila.

With the reopening of the faculty in Sampaloc campus, it experienced substantial growth. In 1932, the faculty began to accept female students and by 1937, about 30 women physicians graduated.[3]

The faculty consistently ranks among the top performing medical schools in the country.

Academics edit

The faculty offers the four-year Doctor of Medicine degree, a comprehensive professional academic program which combines lectures, case analyses, and practical simulation exercises. The entire curriculum focuses on the basic, clinical, and emergency medical sciences. Teaching methods make use of both classic and modern medical practices and technologies.

In 2001, the faculty adopted the problem-based learning method for use in the curriculum.[6] The move was highly controversial. Several professors complained that the medical students were not learning the basic sciences adequately. In 2003, the curriculum format combined elements of both traditional (lecture-based) and problem-based methods. Contrary to what was expected as a decline in the quality of the learning of students by some faculty members the first and second batches of PBL trained physicians garnered a 92 & 96% passing percentages, respectively. This data complemented the 10-year study on outcome improvements using PBL conducted at Harvard School of Medicine from 1994 to 2004.

The graduating students undergo a series of written and oral exams known as the revalida, a qualifying examination prior to graduation. In the oral examinations, groups of three students each are questioned by panels composed of three professors on basic, clinical, and emergency medical sciences. Passing the revalida is a prerequisite to graduation. Medical school graduates qualify to take the licensure exams for physicians conducted by the Board of Medicine, and under the control and supervision of the Professional Regulation Commission of the Philippines.

The faculty regularly conducts postgraduate courses covering specialties and subspecialties (i.e. sports medicine, family medicine, geriatrics and gerontology, alternative medicine).

Programs edit

  • Undergraduate program
    • Basic Human Studies (2018) - alternative name for the program is Learning-Enhanced Accelerated Program for Medicine (LEAPMed).[2]
  • Masters programs
  • Professional graduate degree

Admissions edit

Deans
Name Tenure of office

Rafael M. Ginard 1871–1886
Mariano F. Marti 1887–1896
Jose Trellos 1897-1906
Jose Luis de Castro 1907–1932
Proceso Gabriel 1933–1935
Bonifacio Mencias 1936–1944
Luis Ma. Alvarez Guerrero 1945–1949
Virgilio Ramos 1949–1965
Buenaventura UV Angtuaco 1965–1971
Gilberto L. Gamez 1971–1977
Felix A. Estrada 1977–1978
Manuel N. Borja 1978–1980
Tito P. Torralba 1981–1988
Eustacia M. Rigor 1989–1992
Ramon L. Sin 1992–1996
Rosario Angeles Tan-Alora 1996–2002
Rolando A. Lopez 2002–2006
Ma. Graciella Garayblas-Gonzaga 2007–2013
Jesus Valencia 2013–2017
Ma. Lourdes Domingo-Maglinao 2017–present

About 480 students out of 1,700-1,900 applications are accepted into the Doctor of Medicine program. Among this number, approximately 80% are graduates of UST. Most of the qualified applicants are graduates of biology, medical technology, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy and psychology, but graduates from other Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts programs are still accepted. Applicant selection is based on GWA score of at least 2.00/B+/86%, NMAT score of at least 85%ile, and the faculty entrance examination score.[7]

The top 200 college applicants of the UST Entrance Test (USTET) undergo an interview process to assess their preparedness for the B.S. Basic Human Studies (LEAPMed) program. Only 90 students are accepted to the program.

Research edit

The Research Center for the Health Sciences (RCHS) is the university's unit for the health sciences. It is the research arm of the faculty. Journal of Medicine, University of Santo Tomas (JMUST) is a bi-annual, open-access, peer-reviewed journal. It is the official publication of the faculty and the UST Hospital.

Performance and rankings edit

The medicine program is declared as Center of Excellence by the Commission on Higher Education.

It has been producing several topnotchers in the national licensure exams for Filipino doctors and enjoyed its LEVEL III accreditation from PAASCU recently. It has also produced several Secretaries of Health of the Philippines and several presidents of the Philippine Medical Association. The faculty has also produced numerous hospital administrators, medical directors, clinical specialists & scientists, and medical professors.

The faculty garnered a passing rate of 99% in the physician's licensure examination held last August 2009 and August 2010. The faculty was also ranked as the only Asian medical school to be in the top 10 list of foreign medical institutions by the U.S. Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates in 2007.

Henry Sy Sr. Hall edit

The Henry Sy Sr. Hall will house the Sts. Cosmas and Damian Simulation and Research Center of the faculty. In January 2020, the faculty began its sesquicentennial celebration with the reveal of the building. It was initially named after the patron saints of the college Saints Cosmas and Damian.[8]

In October 2022, at the end of the faculty's anniversary celebration, the building project was relaunched as the Henry Sy Sr. Hall.[9] It was named after the founder of SM Supermalls, as requested by his daughter Teresita Sy-Coson, whose foundation donated ₱300 million to the UST Research and Endowment Foundation.[10][11]

The hall will house an audiology laboratory that will be named after Dr. William F. Austin, founder of the United States-based company Starkey Hearing Technologies. The Starkey Foundation donated $200,000 for the naming rights of the laboratory.

Student organizations edit

  • Medicine Student Council
  • Asian Medical Students’ Association
  • Medical Missions, Inc.
  • UST Medicine Glee Club
  • UST Pax Romana – Medicine Unit
  • UST Terpsichorian Circle

Sesquicentennial edit

The faculty opened its 150th foundation anniversary celebration in January 2020. A fundraising and dinner-dance ball entitled, UST Med Gala was held at the Shangri-La at the Fort, Manila. One of the goals of the event was to fund the Anargyroi Foundation Inc., an independent organization that manages donations and supports the faculty's scholars.[12][13] In the same month, the groundbreaking rites for the construction of the Saints Cosmas and Damian Simulation and Research Center was also held in front of the Miguel de Benavides Library.[14] The legacy project was later named Henry Sy Sr. Hall, following the donation of ₱300,000,000 of Teresita Sy-Coson to the foundation.

COVID-19 pandemic edit

In February 2021, Manila city mayor Isko Moreno, approved the university's plan to hold face-to-face classes for the students of medicine and other health programs.[15] However, because of the surge of COVID-19 cases in March, the plan did not materialize. On June 9, 2021, medical clerks or fourth year medical students had limited face-to-face classes for the first time since March 2020. The faculty was the first college to hold actual classes in the university.[16]

Alumni edit

Secretaries of the Department of Health[17]

  • Basilio J. Valdes — 1945
  • Jose Locsin — 1945—1946
  • Antonio Villarama
  • Paulino Garcia
  • Elpidio Valencia
  • Francisco Q. Duque, Jr.
  • Floro Dabu
  • Manuel Cuenco
  • Paulino Garcia
  • Antonio Periquet
  • Carmencita Reodica
  • Francisco Duque

Jose Rizal, the national hero of the Philippines, enrolled in the faculty to pursue foundational courses in medicine. He pursued further studies in Ophthalmology at Madrid Central University (now Complutense University of Madrid), the University of Paris, and the University of Heidelberg in Germany.

References edit

  1. ^ Bulauan, J.A.A. & Garcia, J.C.V. (2011-01-26). "Too many students, so few classrooms". The Varsitarian. Retrieved 2011-06-06.
  2. ^ a b Domingo-Maglinao,M.D., Ma. Lourdes P. (October 2019). "An Innovative Preparatory Program for Medicine in the UST Faculty of Medicine and Surgery". Journal of Medicine, University of Santo Tomas. 3 (2): 386–387. doi:10.35460/2546-1621.2019-0055. Retrieved May 3, 2021.
  3. ^ a b c d Dayrit, C., P. D. S. Ocampo, E.R. de la Cruz (2002). "History of Philippine Medicine 1899-1999 with Landmarks in World Medical History." Manila: Anvil Publishing
  4. ^ Palafox, Quennie Ann (September 4, 2012). "Asia's Oldest University, The Royal and Pontifical University of Santo Tomas". National Historical Commission of the Philippines. Retrieved May 2, 2021.
  5. ^ a b c Rodriguez, L. OP (1971). A Century of Progress or The First One Hundred Years of the Faculty of Pharmacy of the University of Santo Tomas Dedicated to the Service of the Nation Through Pharmaceutical Education. Manila: unpublished thesis
  6. ^ Med students now approve PBL September 28, 2007, at the Wayback Machine The Varsitarian. Vol. LXXIV, No. 2 • July 10, 2002
  7. ^ "Listahan ng mga nakapasa sa UST Med exam, inilabas na". Abante. Philippines. March 1, 2019. Retrieved May 4, 2021.
  8. ^ "Groundbreaking rites for new building kick off Medicine sesquicentennial". The Varsitarian. January 18, 2020. Retrieved December 1, 2022.
  9. ^ "UST FMS gears up for future of medical education with capital campaign". The Manila Times. October 6, 2022. Retrieved December 2, 2022.
  10. ^ Ramos, Joanne Christine (October 3, 2022). "UST raises P600M for Henry Sy Sr. Hall construction". The Varsitarian. Retrieved December 2, 2022.
  11. ^ "UST's Henry Sy Sr. Hall to boost health education". Philippine Star. November 12, 2022. Retrieved December 2, 2022.
  12. ^ "UST Medicine to hold fundraising ball". The Manila Times. Philippines. January 9, 2020. Retrieved May 26, 2021.
  13. ^ "Dr. Aivee Teo Gives An Emboldening Speech At The Med Gala 2020". Lifestyle Asia. Philippines. January 23, 2020. Retrieved May 26, 2021.
  14. ^ Magpali, Charm Ryannez (January 18, 2020). "Groundbreaking rites for new building kick off Medicine sesquicentennial". The Varsitarian. Philippines. Retrieved May 25, 2021.
  15. ^ "Mayor Isko OKs UST's plan to hold face-to-face classes for med, health programs". GMA News and Public Affairs. Philippines. February 3, 2021. Retrieved June 9, 2021.
  16. ^ "UST's Faculty of Medicine and Surgery starts limited face-to-face classes". GMA News and Public Affairs. Philippines. June 9, 2021. Retrieved June 9, 2021.
  17. ^ "DOH Secretaries". Department of Health (Philippines). 30 May 2021. Retrieved 30 May 2021.

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The University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery USTFMS is the medical school of the University of Santo Tomas the oldest and largest Catholic university in Manila Philippines University of Santo TomasFaculty of Medicine and SurgeryFormer names1871 Faculty of Medicine and PharmacyEstablished1871DeanMa Lourdes Domingo Maglinao M D RegentRev Fr Angel A Aparicio OPStudents2 072 as of 2016 1 LocationSt Martin de Porres Building UST Sampaloc Manila PhilippinesPatron saintSaints Cosmas and DamianColors YellowWebsitemedicine wbr ust wbr edu wbr phEstablished in 1871 the faculty is the first medical school in the Philippines It is proclaimed to be a Center of Excellence by the Commission on Higher Education In 2018 LEAPMed a special preparatory course for the UST medicine program was offered to high school graduates 2 Contents 1 History 2 Academics 2 1 Programs 2 2 Admissions 2 3 Research 2 4 Performance and rankings 3 Henry Sy Sr Hall 4 Student organizations 5 Sesquicentennial 6 COVID 19 pandemic 7 Alumni 8 ReferencesHistory edit nbsp The Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy at the Colegio de San Jose nbsp St Martin de Porres BuildingPetition for the establishment of colleges dedicated to medicine and pharmacy started in 1682 3 Sixty one years after the foundation of the university In November 22 of the same year the Spanish granted the petition but nothing came of it due to financial and technical difficulties By 1785 the Dominican Friars put it on the priority list and despite the enthusiasm of Governor General Mariano Folgueras the planned colleges failed to materialize until the late 19th century The faculty was founded in 1871 by virtue of the modified Moret Decree of 1870 which supplants the Philippine educational reforms of 1865 by the Spanish Government 4 5 The original Moret Decree calls for the secularization of the university to be renamed as Universidad de Filipinas 5 Upon the protests of religious groups parents and the Archdiocese of Manila the decree was modified to remove the inimical provisions The modified decree was approved and promulgated on October 29 1875 by the Governor General of the Islands Don Rafael Izquierdo 5 The faculty was eventually associated with Colegio de San Jose as both were suffering from lack of financial support Both institutions were saved by Dr Esteban Rodriguez de Figueroa s last will and testament which stated that his wealth be given to the Society of Jesus 3 The haciendas of Colegio de San Jose were turned over to the University of Santo Tomas as ordered by Governor General Domingo Moriones y Muralla in 1879 These were returned to the Society of Jesus in 1910 which was to fund a seminary now known as the San Jose Seminary It was also associated with the San Juan de Dios Hospital which functioned as the faculty s clinical arm as decreed by King Alfonso of Spain on October 29 1875 3 This setup continued until 1941 when the Japanese took over Quezon Institute and transferring all of its medical staff and patients to San Juan de Dios Hospital Clinical training during this time was in partnership with Saint Paul Hospital in Intramuros until the walled city s destruction during the Liberation of Manila With the reopening of the faculty in Sampaloc campus it experienced substantial growth In 1932 the faculty began to accept female students and by 1937 about 30 women physicians graduated 3 The faculty consistently ranks among the top performing medical schools in the country Academics editThe faculty offers the four year Doctor of Medicine degree a comprehensive professional academic program which combines lectures case analyses and practical simulation exercises The entire curriculum focuses on the basic clinical and emergency medical sciences Teaching methods make use of both classic and modern medical practices and technologies In 2001 the faculty adopted the problem based learning method for use in the curriculum 6 The move was highly controversial Several professors complained that the medical students were not learning the basic sciences adequately In 2003 the curriculum format combined elements of both traditional lecture based and problem based methods Contrary to what was expected as a decline in the quality of the learning of students by some faculty members the first and second batches of PBL trained physicians garnered a 92 amp 96 passing percentages respectively This data complemented the 10 year study on outcome improvements using PBL conducted at Harvard School of Medicine from 1994 to 2004 The graduating students undergo a series of written and oral exams known as the revalida a qualifying examination prior to graduation In the oral examinations groups of three students each are questioned by panels composed of three professors on basic clinical and emergency medical sciences Passing the revalida is a prerequisite to graduation Medical school graduates qualify to take the licensure exams for physicians conducted by the Board of Medicine and under the control and supervision of the Professional Regulation Commission of the Philippines The faculty regularly conducts postgraduate courses covering specialties and subspecialties i e sports medicine family medicine geriatrics and gerontology alternative medicine Programs edit Undergraduate program Basic Human Studies 2018 alternative name for the program is Learning Enhanced Accelerated Program for Medicine LEAPMed 2 Masters programs Clinical Audiology 1999 Pain Management 2008 Public Health International 2018 ladderized program with the University of Leeds United Kingdom Professional graduate degree Doctor of Medicine 1916 Admissions edit DeansName Tenure of officeRafael M Ginard 1871 1886Mariano F Marti 1887 1896Jose Trellos 1897 1906Jose Luis de Castro 1907 1932Proceso Gabriel 1933 1935Bonifacio Mencias 1936 1944Luis Ma Alvarez Guerrero 1945 1949Virgilio Ramos 1949 1965Buenaventura UV Angtuaco 1965 1971Gilberto L Gamez 1971 1977Felix A Estrada 1977 1978Manuel N Borja 1978 1980Tito P Torralba 1981 1988Eustacia M Rigor 1989 1992Ramon L Sin 1992 1996Rosario Angeles Tan Alora 1996 2002Rolando A Lopez 2002 2006Ma Graciella Garayblas Gonzaga 2007 2013Jesus Valencia 2013 2017Ma Lourdes Domingo Maglinao 2017 presentAbout 480 students out of 1 700 1 900 applications are accepted into the Doctor of Medicine program Among this number approximately 80 are graduates of UST Most of the qualified applicants are graduates of biology medical technology nursing occupational therapy physical therapy and psychology but graduates from other Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts programs are still accepted Applicant selection is based on GWA score of at least 2 00 B 86 NMAT score of at least 85 ile and the faculty entrance examination score 7 The top 200 college applicants of the UST Entrance Test USTET undergo an interview process to assess their preparedness for the B S Basic Human Studies LEAPMed program Only 90 students are accepted to the program Research edit The Research Center for the Health Sciences RCHS is the university s unit for the health sciences It is the research arm of the faculty Journal of Medicine University of Santo Tomas JMUST is a bi annual open access peer reviewed journal It is the official publication of the faculty and the UST Hospital Performance and rankings edit The medicine program is declared as Center of Excellence by the Commission on Higher Education It has been producing several topnotchers in the national licensure exams for Filipino doctors and enjoyed its LEVEL III accreditation from PAASCU recently It has also produced several Secretaries of Health of the Philippines and several presidents of the Philippine Medical Association The faculty has also produced numerous hospital administrators medical directors clinical specialists amp scientists and medical professors The faculty garnered a passing rate of 99 in the physician s licensure examination held last August 2009 and August 2010 The faculty was also ranked as the only Asian medical school to be in the top 10 list of foreign medical institutions by the U S Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates in 2007 Henry Sy Sr Hall editThe Henry Sy Sr Hall will house the Sts Cosmas and Damian Simulation and Research Center of the faculty In January 2020 the faculty began its sesquicentennial celebration with the reveal of the building It was initially named after the patron saints of the college Saints Cosmas and Damian 8 In October 2022 at the end of the faculty s anniversary celebration the building project was relaunched as the Henry Sy Sr Hall 9 It was named after the founder of SM Supermalls as requested by his daughter Teresita Sy Coson whose foundation donated 300 million to the UST Research and Endowment Foundation 10 11 The hall will house an audiology laboratory that will be named after Dr William F Austin founder of the United States based company Starkey Hearing Technologies The Starkey Foundation donated 200 000 for the naming rights of the laboratory Student organizations editMedicine Student Council Asian Medical Students Association Medical Missions Inc UST Medicine Glee Club UST Pax Romana Medicine Unit UST Terpsichorian CircleSesquicentennial editThe faculty opened its 150th foundation anniversary celebration in January 2020 A fundraising and dinner dance ball entitled UST Med Gala was held at the Shangri La at the Fort Manila One of the goals of the event was to fund the Anargyroi Foundation Inc an independent organization that manages donations and supports the faculty s scholars 12 13 In the same month the groundbreaking rites for the construction of the Saints Cosmas and Damian Simulation and Research Center was also held in front of the Miguel de Benavides Library 14 The legacy project was later named Henry Sy Sr Hall following the donation of 300 000 000 of Teresita Sy Coson to the foundation COVID 19 pandemic editIn February 2021 Manila city mayor Isko Moreno approved the university s plan to hold face to face classes for the students of medicine and other health programs 15 However because of the surge of COVID 19 cases in March the plan did not materialize On June 9 2021 medical clerks or fourth year medical students had limited face to face classes for the first time since March 2020 The faculty was the first college to hold actual classes in the university 16 Alumni editSecretaries of the Department of Health 17 Basilio J Valdes 1945 Jose Locsin 1945 1946 Antonio Villarama Paulino Garcia Elpidio Valencia Francisco Q Duque Jr Floro Dabu Manuel Cuenco Paulino Garcia Antonio Periquet Carmencita Reodica Francisco DuqueJose Rizal the national hero of the Philippines enrolled in the faculty to pursue foundational courses in medicine He pursued further studies in Ophthalmology at Madrid Central University now Complutense University of Madrid the University of Paris and the University of Heidelberg in Germany References edit Bulauan J A A amp Garcia J C V 2011 01 26 Too many students so few classrooms The Varsitarian Retrieved 2011 06 06 a b Domingo Maglinao M D Ma Lourdes P October 2019 An Innovative Preparatory Program for Medicine in the UST Faculty of Medicine and Surgery Journal of Medicine University of Santo Tomas 3 2 386 387 doi 10 35460 2546 1621 2019 0055 Retrieved May 3 2021 a b c d Dayrit C P D S Ocampo E R de la Cruz 2002 History of Philippine Medicine 1899 1999 with Landmarks in World Medical History Manila Anvil Publishing Palafox Quennie Ann September 4 2012 Asia s Oldest University The Royal and Pontifical University of Santo Tomas National Historical Commission of the Philippines Retrieved May 2 2021 a b c Rodriguez L OP 1971 A Century of Progress or The First One Hundred Years of the Faculty of Pharmacy of the University of Santo Tomas Dedicated to the Service of the Nation Through Pharmaceutical Education Manila unpublished thesis Med students now approve PBL Archived September 28 2007 at the Wayback Machine The Varsitarian Vol LXXIV No 2 July 10 2002 Listahan ng mga nakapasa sa UST Med exam inilabas na Abante Philippines March 1 2019 Retrieved May 4 2021 Groundbreaking rites for new building kick off Medicine sesquicentennial The Varsitarian January 18 2020 Retrieved December 1 2022 UST FMS gears up for future of medical education with capital campaign The Manila Times October 6 2022 Retrieved December 2 2022 Ramos Joanne Christine October 3 2022 UST raises P600M for Henry Sy Sr Hall construction The Varsitarian Retrieved December 2 2022 UST s Henry Sy Sr Hall to boost health education Philippine Star November 12 2022 Retrieved December 2 2022 UST Medicine to hold fundraising ball The Manila Times Philippines January 9 2020 Retrieved May 26 2021 Dr Aivee Teo Gives An Emboldening Speech At The Med Gala 2020 Lifestyle Asia Philippines January 23 2020 Retrieved May 26 2021 Magpali Charm Ryannez January 18 2020 Groundbreaking rites for new building kick off Medicine sesquicentennial The Varsitarian Philippines Retrieved May 25 2021 Mayor Isko OKs UST s plan to hold face to face classes for med health programs GMA News and Public Affairs Philippines February 3 2021 Retrieved June 9 2021 UST s Faculty of Medicine and Surgery starts limited face to face classes GMA News and Public Affairs Philippines June 9 2021 Retrieved June 9 2021 DOH Secretaries Department of Health Philippines 30 May 2021 Retrieved 30 May 2021 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery amp oldid 1185498540, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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