• Utilization of Lead Aprons Among Radiologic Technologists: A Basis for Strengthening Radiation Protection 

  Jea Chelsie B. Garcia; Dimple Jane C. Joaquin; Joan Reimaj L. Mohammed; Bill Frank R. Nacal; Yvonne G. Romero (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  This study aimed to determine the utilization of lead aprons among radiologic technologists in private and government hospitals in the City of San Fernando, La Union as a basis for strengthening radiation protection ...
• Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of Caregivers Toward Spacer Device Use in Pediatric Asthma Management in San Fernando City, La Union 

  John Kervin M. Laranang; Cydnie Jane Alvarado; Mylene Galima; Charmaine Rollan; Andrei Ceazar Solis; Abdirizak Yasir (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  This study examined the knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) of caregivers toward spacer device use in pediatric asthma management in San Fernando City, La Union. The research targeted caregivers of children aged 1 ...
• Screening of Kidney Dysfunction and its Associated Risk Factors among Public School Learners in La Union National High School, City of San Fernando, La Union 

  Jonna H. Leal; Chelsea Mirielle C. Macuroy; Maurice Jack M. Panelo; Kyla Valerie S. Saydoquis; Sean Daeniel D. Villarico (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  This study aimed to detect early signs of kidney dysfunction and its relationship with physiological, demographic, and behavioral risk factors among public secondary learners at La Union National High School. Using a ...
• Awareness and Practices on Household Solid Waste Management and Implications to Community Health in Pilar, Bauang, La Union 

  John Mark G. Alminar; Yna Deceryl G. Campos; Jovan G. Castillo; Khrizelle Anne C. Premian; Christine Julie S. Sebastian (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  Effective solid waste management (SWM) is vital for environmental sustainability and public health. This descriptive-correlational study examined the awareness and practices of 96 household heads in Barangay Pilar, Bauang, ...
• Screening of Kidney Dysfunction and its Associate Risk Factors Among Pulbic School Learners in Bangbangolan Elementary and National High School, Baraoas Elementary School, Pao Elementary and National High School in the City of San Fernando, La Union 

  Reign Ashley A. Fenis; Jucy Shyril R. Gabertan; Arielle Judith R. Riel; Madelyn Grace R. Rimando; Janelle L. Viloria (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  This study examined the health profiles, prevalence, and risk factors of kidney dysfunction among public school learners in an upland setting, focusing on nutritional status, cardiometabolic indicators, and lifestyle-related ...
• Functional and Health Domains Among the Elderly: A Cross-Sectional Study 

  Angel Rose P. Castro; Jan Mavourneen A. Balignasay; Areane Jade U. Bejarin; Arvelynda A. Biag; Marie Erica L. Casilla (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  The global rise in life expectancy highlights the need to understand functional abilities and intrinsic capacity in older adults to promote healthy aging. This study examined physical activity engagement and functional ...
• Screening of Kidney Dysfunction and its Associated Risk Factors Among Public School Learners in La Union National High School, City of San Fernando, La Union 

  Arwyn Nadalene P. Cabanban; Precious Anne T. Mora; Winnie R. Ogoy; Rodz B. Quines; Glydel Mae T. Samson; Paolo Dino S. Sibayan (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  Kidney dysfunction has become an emerging health concern among adolescents due to unhealthy lifestyle habits, poor dietary practices, inadequate hydration, and limited awareness of kidney health. This study aimed to determine ...
• Knowledge, Attitudes, and Acceptance of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination among Parents of Female Students at the Basic Education Schools of Lorma Colleges 

  Frances Shane Maefel J. Campos; Trisha S. Lachica; Arshley Rochene Sara D. Ollero; Jaja Loren L. Salarda; Angel Anne V. Turquez (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  Human Papillomavirus (HPV) remains a significant public health concern, particularly among young females, as it is a leading cause of cervical cancer despite available safe and effective vaccines. This study evaluated ...
• Lived Experiences of Radiologic Technology Interns During Clinical Duty 

  Rodrigo G. Callos Jr.; Lance Caleb F. Failon; Renato B. Maglaya Jr.; Marc Jolo D. Manzano; Jazzlyn Mae M. Morales; Jhanine O. Valdez (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  Radiologic Technology internship represents a critical transition from academic preparation to clinical practice; however, this transition remains insufficiently examined in relation to interns’ lived experiences. This ...
• Experiences of Radiologic Technologists on Radiation Protection During Radiation Therapy 

  Matt Joseph Agbayani; Angel G. Abuan; Louise Francis Zinah M. Cabico; Primo Ric N. Olais; Myriah Healena (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  This study focused on the lived experiences of the radiologic technologists concerning radiation protection when administering radiation therapy. Qualitative descriptive research was employed in this study and the primary ...
• Beyond Limitations: Lived Experiences of Movement Among Persons with Physical Disabilities in San Fernando, La Union 

  Sean Verwill A. Bartocillo; Princes Kyla D. Batoon; Genai Iris R. Paredes; King J-Biene Tadena; Juliana Ashlyn L. Udasco (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  This study explored the lived experiences of persons with congenital physical disabilities regarding movement, participation, resilience, and belonging in San Fernando, La Union, Philippines. Using a qualitative narrative ...
• Chasing Breath Through The Maze Of Academia: Lived Experiences Of Health Sciences Students With Asthma 

  Jeztine Nourrine P. Bil-Agon; Davy Klariss B. Dango; Kristine Elizabeth G. Fuerte; Johari M. Gonting; Rhoanne Kyle G. Jimenez; Raven Jay A. Lozano; Erica P. Picaña; Lorma Colleges (2026-05-26)

  In the demanding world of Health Sciences education, students with asthma navigate unique challenges as they balance their academic responsibilities with the realities of a chronic respiratory condition. This study aims ...
• Golden Years, Active Cheers: Lived Experiences of Elderly Residents in Health and Wellness Program 

  Jim Victor L. Concepcion; Jay Mark S. Lucero; Ivan Jonnel C. Magpayo; Mary Jane Banayat (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  The rapid aging of the global population has intensified the need for effective health and wellness programs that support elderly individuals in maintaining physical, social, and emotional well-being. However, participation ...
• Lived Experiences of Male Nursing Students in Their First Delivery Room Clinical Encounter 

  Jesusa D. Gurtiza; Stephanie D. Madayag; Antoinette Nicole R. Mangaoang; Mike Jester C. Olaires; John Rainier P. Pascua; Gabriel Y. Pimentel (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  Male nursing students encounter unique challenges in obstetric settings due to the sensitive nature of care and existing gender norms. This study explored the lived experiences of male nursing students during their first ...
• Nous Unbound, Fostering Equity: Exploring the Lived Experiences of Physical Therapists in Rehabilitating Stroke Patients with Comorbid Mental Health Conditions 

  Darlene Loraine C. Almojuela; Trishia Reden G. Catungal; Mary Rose V. Claro; Venus P. Costales; Jhude Mer L. Cortez (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  Stroke rehabilitation is not only a physical recovery, but also mental health comorbidities that influence participation, motivation and overall rehabilitation outcomes. This study investigated the lived experiences of ...
• Managing Mental Health and Academic Demands: A Husserlian Phenomenological Study on the Lived Experiences of Nursing Scholars of Lorma College 

  Layc L. Montes; Simon Bernard Z. Palalay; Angel C. Alico; Natasha Ashley V. Sanchez; Ryzlei G. Unabia (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  This qualitative study explored the lived experiences of present-day nursing student scholars at Lorma Colleges in managing their mental health amid heavy academic responsibilities using a Husserlian phenomenological ...
• VetBot: An AI-Driven Veterinary Chatbot for Canine and Feline Care Guidance 

  Edward Andrew P. Alverde; James Robert F. Dangbis; Voke Michael Oghenekaro; Paul Emmanuelle Quimpo (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  Pet owners often struggle to interpret symptoms, apply basic first aid, or judge when a veterinary visit is necessary. In provincial settings such as La Union, Philippines, limited clinic access and geographic distance ...
• MulChamber: An Incubation Chamber for Mulberry Cuttings 

  Kathryn Deille C. Abasolo; Juan Vincent N. Ay-yad; Jason P. Licos; Jerwyn L. Mariano; Gemley C. Mitrado (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  Mulberry (Morus spp.), the sole food source for silkworms in sericulture, suffers critically low propagation success under conventional stem-cutting methods due to inadequate moisture control, necessitating an automated ...
• Stories and Statistics: A Mixed Method Study of Kidney Transplant Recipients' Lived Experiences and Quality of Life Outcomes 

  Mark Angelo L. Pagulayan; Reign Gale G. Nejal; Jannelle May M. Opena; Janelle V. Pacleb; Cyrene Ann D. Padilla (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  Kidney transplantation is a life-saving intervention for individuals with end-stage renal disease. However, recovery involves complex and multidimensional adjustments. This study aimed to explore the lived experiences of ...
• Acceptance of AI-driven Educational Technologies Among Nurse Educators: An Embedded Triangulation Study Using the Technology Acceptance Model (ATM) 

  Aron Joshua F. Gabriel; Chariece Joi Almirol; Charmaine Angela Bautista; Altheah Karen N. Maglaya; Annyzah Duffy B. Saavedra (Lorma Colleges, 2026-05-26)

  This study examined the acceptance of AI-driven educational technologies among nurse educators using an embedded mixed-methods design guided by the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). The quantitative phase assessed perceived ...

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