LORMA Colleges-Research Institute: Recent submissions

  • Performance Evaluation Tool for Radiologic Technology Interns of Lorma Colleges 
    Carl Cheevey A. Ablin; Trina Amor A. Colisao; Ashley Marie L. Daigdigan; Ethan Drahcir B. Equilla; Herley Keith A. Esperon; Frances Gisella R. Lunor; Daphne Cate G. Navarro (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Radiologic Technology Internships are vital for developing clinical competence. However, the lack of standardization in performance evaluation tool poses a challenge to the accuracy, reliability, and fairness of assessing ...
  • Health Related Quality of Life of Cancer Survivors after Radiation Therapy 
    Althea B. Acquiatan; Frances Louise D. Bartolome; Christian Paul Q. Catbagan; Rolando L. Duquilla III; Deisirey Diane G. Inigo; Zilian E. Nieveras (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    This study evaluate the Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) among cancer survivors following radiation therapy, focusing on the interplay between treatment side effects, demographic variables, and overall well-being. ...
  • Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Activities of Radiologic Technologist 
    Gee Harren A. Back; Gizelle Jane A. Dengsa; Loveren E. Edano; Justin Carlo C. Macusi; Kristina Claire G. Santiago; Trisha Nicole D. Sopranes; Lovely Joy A. Valdez (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    This study investigates the role of radiologic technologists in health promotion and disease prevention at Lorma Medical Center and Ilocos Training and Regional Medical Center, focusing on their activities in patient ...
  • The Influemce of Physical Fitness to the Academic Responsiveness of Health Sciences Students at Lorma Colleges 
    Brandon Xavier V. Guerrero; Gillian Faith Kylie M. Evangelista; Trisha Jade N. Lucero; Jerush Carl V. Minde; Shiela Mae P. Sucalo (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Using a descriptive-correlational quantitative design, the relationship between physical fitness and academic responsiveness was investigated among 238 health sciences students at LORMA Colleges. Physical fitness was ...
  • Stress And Coping Strategies Of Student Nurses In Lorma Colleges: A Proposed Health Education Activity 
    Brian R. Daplian; Corbin Jon D. Sulabo; Vivienne S. Felina; Houda Mahir M. Talha; Joanna Mhae V. Tudino; Andrea Louise J. Untalan; May Joy R. Valdriz; Jinalyn P. Yasay (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Student nurses face significant academic and clinical stress, which can impact their well being and academic performance. Understanding sources of stress and developing effective coping strategies is essential for maintaining ...
  • Integrating Bioethics Into Nursing Practice: Enhancing Student Nurses Competence In Handling Clinical Dilemmas 
    Jhon Felix V. Dizon; Chris Xavier R. Gacayan; Jamwel P. Munio; Rosha Mae S. Gatacilo; Angel Lhemz Eight P. Gonzalo; Layka T. Liguid; Mecherl Mak N. Mak; Gabrielle Alyanna Y. Milanes; March Kheanne B. Nicolas (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    This study explored the level of knowledge of student nurses’ to enhance their competence in the integration of bioethics principles in the clinical setting. This study aimed to determine the level of knowledge and the ...
  • Impact of Shift Schedules on Sleep Quality and Cognitive Function Among Student Nurses 
    Joyce R. Abaya; Anne Lorraine E. Angeles; Raven Joy L. Arga; Edjean C. Cabebe; Veah Flaminia P. Callejo; Wendy C. Domingsil; Kirsten Josephy M. Lau; Jawrelle Sania M. Navalta; Voltaire G. Obeña (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Clinical rotations provide invaluable experience to student nurses. However, irregular and rotating schedules often disrupt sleep quality, negatively affecting their physical and mental health, academic performance, and ...
  • Prevalence of Metabolic and Hematologic Manifestations Among Women with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome 
    Jenica Dennise A. Galleta; Shanlynn Pauline G. Aniceto; Avrille Vrynt C. Basila; Ristian Aaron T. Lubiano; Dave R. Abenoja; Christian L. Almazan (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a prevalent endocrine disorder that significantly affects women’s health, but its impact on women remains overlooked. In this study, various metabolic and hematologic tests were ...
  • Bacteriological Analysis of Potable Water at Lorma Colleges - Campus for Health Sciences 
    Edward Dwight A. Angcual; Naiome Shane A. Carreon; Aminah J. De Guzman; Arrianne Mae D. Frianeza; Areeya Norimay D. Mangagguey (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    This study assessed the microbiological quality of potable water from dispensers located at LORMA Colleges – Campus for Health Sciences (CHS) in Carlatan, San Fernando City, La Union. The objective was to evaluate ...
  • Analysis of Urinary Biomarkers for Early Detection of Kidney Dysfunction Among Pre-Elementary Pupils 
    Lyesandra S. Almoite; Ian Kirbie R. Callos; Abelaine W. Dawara; Kristel R. Dumpit; Shadrach A. Galope; Philip John G. Sambrano (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Kidney dysfunction in children is an emerging yet underrecognized public health concern, especially in low- and middle-income countries. This study aimed to determine the prevalence of kidney dysfunction among pre-elementary ...
  • Kabataan Para Sa Bayan: The Lived Workplace Experiences of Gen Z Employees in Provincial Government of La Union on Shaping Contemporary Work Culture 
    Angela Joyce Q. Toyogon; Danahcel Fiona D. Marzo; Fiona Beatrix P. Dugasan; Eravienne Manuela D. Jasmin; Asia D. Di Santo; Naomi Bless B. Nisperos; Leon Enrickqui M. Calica; Krysian Lencel G. Garcia (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    This research explores the workplace experiences of Generation Z employees in the Provincial Government of La Union (PGLU) and analyzes their impact on the development of contemporary work culture. It aims to assess the ...
  • Beyond the Scan: Transrectal Ultrasound Experiences of Male Patients 
    Krizzah Rein B. Seguritan; Joshua P. Reña; Jethro R. Almonte; Vanessa Mae M. Toyoken; Shanelle Iris E. Barrozo; Joadeth C. Padilla; Shan Angelie G. Sarmiento (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Transrectal ultrasound (TRUS) is a widely applied diagnostic procedure to assess prostate status; however, male patients are frequently anxious, uncomfortable, and unclear about what happens during the procedure. Patient ...
  • Lived Experiences of Cancer Patients Who Discontinued Radiation Therapy 
    Pamela Grace E. Abbago; Allived A. De Villa; Erica Giron; Prince Jerald M. Mosuela; Jeronica P. Narceda; Alberth Rose M. Paplonot; Daniel Edward G. Salvador (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Discontinuation of radiation therapy among cancer patients remains a critical concern, with profound implications for treatment outcomes and survival. While prior research has highlighted factors like side effects and ...
  • The Road Less Traveled: The Availability of Healthcare Services for Persons with Physical Disabilty Living in Remote Areas of San Juan, La Union 
    Adiel Thaddeus Dela Cruz; Wendell Lopez; Kristine Banzae Guerrero; Erlyn-Ada Libatique; Jessabelle Torricer (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    This study explores the lived experiences of persons with physical disabilities in Barangay Cabugnayan, San Juan, La Union, focusing on barriers to healthcare service availability. Geographic isolation, limited healthcare ...
  • The Paradox of Care: The Journey of Physical Therapists Living with Work-Related Low Back Pain 
    Donamie Abad; Nicole Jane Alvarado; Hazel Guitilen; Danielle Bianca Hayag; Genest Joseph Octaviano (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    This qualitative study explored the lived experiences of physical therapists with work-related low back pain (LBP) in clinical settings and patient care in San Fernando, La Union. It aimed to describe the physical ...
  • From Steps to Strides: The Foot Trail of Individuals Using Lower Extremity Prosthesis 
    Louisse Grace Antolin; Cazzandra Nicole Benabese; Mariano Rafael Florentino; Jesse James Mayugba; Yessamin Ringor (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    This study explored the lived experiences of persons with disabilities (PWDs) who use lower-extremity prosthetics, focusing on the unique challenges they face in performing activities of daily living (ADLs), including ...
  • Phantom Puppeteer: Weaving Wonders and Worries in the Web of Learning 
    Kaypee Margarette C. Adame; Jennifer M. Ancheta; Jayson M. Cordero; Edrian E. Estioco; Jasbabe AJ Sandara V. Garabiles; Nicole A. Lazarte; Daryl Kaye P. Miraflores; Ben Dominic V. Walis (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    This study explored the lived experiences of student nurses on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots in their nursing education at Lorma Colleges, City of San Fernando, La Union. The researchers employed a ...
  • Life in Every Dose - The Lived Experiences of Diabetes Mellitus Patients on Insulin Therapy 
    Francine Myra B. Altis; James Angelo M. Areola; Sayr Marianne N. Baguyo; Lee Chen P. Ducusin; Sherlene Desyre C. Dulay; Keefe Corleone A. Javier; Precious Carylle D. Lopez; Marc Owen A. Mingaracal (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Living with diabetes under insulin therapy reflects profound resilience. This qualitative phenomenological study explored the lived experiences of ten Diabetes Mellitus patients in Barangay Poro, San Fernando City, La ...
  • From A Peaceful Seaside Village To Global Front Lines: A Glimpse On Lormanian Nurses' Trials And Triumphs 
    Ethan Jared V. Adolfo; Annie Grace L. Artajo; Charisse Pauline P. Calderon; John Mheldrick R. Fayloga; Robert Rainiel F. Liguaton; Princess Nicole B. Mapanao; Almira Victoria U. Rendon; Marc Jamel I. Rodriguez (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    This study explores the lived experiences of Filipino nurses from Lorma Colleges practicing abroad, aiming to understand their challenges, motivations, and successes in international healthcare settings. A qualitative ...
  • TurtleAlert: An IoT-Based Device Capable of Predicting and Detecting Hatchling Emergence Using ESP32 
    Jose Marie Alimpia Abuda; Ryne Joshua Orfiano Boado; Francis Jay Carlet Desierto; Adrian Dave Caoile Forte (Lorma Colleges, 2025-06-19)
    Sea turtle populations across the globe are severely threatened, with hatchlings particularly exposed when they emerge from nests. Early intervention by humans can drastically raise their chances of survival. This study ...

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