DYCI - College of Health Sciences

20/07/2026

A new chapter in clinical education begins as DYCI – College of Health Sciences proudly embarks on its partnership with Bulacan Medical Center.

As part of this collaboration, our Level II, III and Level IV nursing students and clinical instructors attended the General Orientation conducted by the Bulacan Medical Center NSO Training Committee, equipping them with the essential knowledge, policies, and expectations that will guide them throughout their clinical learning experience.

This partnership reflects our shared commitment to developing competent, compassionate, and patient-centered nurses through meaningful, hands-on clinical training in a dynamic healthcare environment.

13/07/2026

Attention CHS Students! Please be informed!

12/07/2026

DYCI Advisory
12 July 2026

To ALL DYCIans,

IN-PERSON classes in ALL LEVELS are SUSPENDED tomorrow, July 13, 2026, due to the intensified southwest monsoon (Habagat) and thunderstorms affecting Bocaue and surrounding municipalities.

To ensure that learning continues while prioritizing the safety and well-being of all students, teachers, and staff, classes in Basic Education will transition to ONLINE MODALITY.

In addition, The COLLEGE FRESHMEN ORIENTATION will be RESCHEDULED. Please stay posted for an announcement tomorrow regarding the adjusted schedule while the COLLEGE ENROLLMENT for 1st Semester AY 2026-2027 will proceed as scheduled with skeletal workforce.

Please be guided. Keep safe everyone.

11/07/2026

A Legacy of Partnership in Saving Lives ❤️🩸

DYCI-CHS is deeply honored to receive this Plaque of Appreciation from the National Kidney and Transplant Institute (NKTI), in recognition of our unwavering commitment to supporting voluntary blood donation. The award was proudly received on behalf of DYCI by Mr. Luther Siosana and Mr. Rev Bernardo, faculty members of the College of Health Sciences.

For decades, DYCI has proudly stood alongside NKTI in promoting safe, adequate, and life-saving blood supplies through our regular mobile blood donation drives. This recognition is more than an award—it is a testament to what can be achieved when institutions unite for a shared mission of service and compassion.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to NKTI for this meaningful recognition and, more importantly, for your enduring partnership and trust through the years. Together, we have inspired countless students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members to become blood donors and advocates for saving lives.

This recognition reaffirms our shared commitment to service, compassion, and community health. As we continue this partnership, DYCI remains steadfast in promoting a culture of volunteerism and social responsibility, advancing Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health and Well-being) through voluntary blood donation and Sustainable Development Goal 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) by strengthening collaborations that create meaningful and lasting impact. Together, we continue to save lives—one blood donation at a time. 🩸❤️

08/07/2026

Every time we wear our uniform, we carry more than our school's colors—we carry the values, responsibilities, and standards of the nursing and midwifery professions.

As DYCIan nursing and midwifery students, our uniform serves as a daily reminder of our commitment to safe, quality, and compassionate care, as well as our journey toward becoming globally competitive healthcare professionals.

Please take a moment to review the DYCI - College of Health Sciences Proper Uniform Guidelines in the photos below.

05/07/2026

Congratulations, Dean Teody! We are truly proud to be led by you in advancing excellence in health sciences education.

How Dean Delos Reyes Built Excellence When Nursing Education Needed It Most

As healthcare education continues to evolve amid workforce shortages and global demands, one nursing leader has quietly demonstrated that lasting excellence is built not in easy times, but through resilience, integrity, and unwavering service. In Bocaue, Philippines, Dr. Teodora Delos Reyes has spent decades shaping future nurses whose impact now reaches healthcare systems around the world.

July 2026 / BEST Healthcare Rankings

For 36 years, Dr. Teodora Delos Reyes has served as Dean of the College of Health Sciences at Dr. Yanga's Colleges Inc., leading the institution through faculty shortages, financial constraints, educational reforms, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Rather than allowing these challenges to weaken academic quality, she strengthened it—mentoring faculty, maximizing limited resources, embracing flexible learning, and forging stronger partnerships with healthcare institutions to ensure students continued receiving meaningful clinical education.

Holding a Doctor of Nursing Science from Philippine Women's University, a Master of Arts in Nursing from Philippine Women's University, and an active Registered Nurse license, Dr. Delos Reyes exemplifies lifelong learning. Her leadership earned the College of Nursing Level IV PACUCOA accreditation in 2024—the highest accreditation level—and, in 2026, she successfully launched the institution's first Master of Science in Nursing program. A two-time Gawad Galing awardee (2024 and 2025), she also serves actively in the Philippine Nurses Association and the Association of Deans of Philippine Colleges of Nursing.

Integrity has remained central to her leadership. When outdated clinical teaching practices no longer reflected current standards, she chose collaboration over confrontation. She reviewed the evidence, engaged faculty in open dialogue, organized professional development, and strengthened clinical partnerships—ensuring graduates remained ethical, competent, and globally competitive while preserving trust among colleagues.

Her transparent leadership likewise strengthened confidence across interdisciplinary teams. By involving faculty and clinical partners in decision-making and applying standards consistently, she cultivated a culture of accountability that continues to produce graduates with board examination performances above the national average, including multiple board topnotchers who now serve both in the Philippines and abroad.

Dr. Delos Reyes embodies the mission of BEST Healthcare Rankings—Building Excellence through Service and Trust. Through steadfast leadership, ethical practice, and an enduring commitment to academic excellence, she elevates the nursing profession, proving that true leadership is measured not only by visible achievements but also by the quiet trust it inspires for generations to come.

05/07/2026

Join us for the College of Health Sciences Orientation for the First Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027 as we officially embark on another year of learning, service, and excellence. Together, let us begin a journey of purposeful growth, one that challenges us to think critically, lead with integrity, collaborate with respect, embrace lifelong learning, and serve with compassion. As members of the College of Health Sciences, may we strive to become competent and ethical healthcare professionals who are committed to improving the health and well-being of the individuals, families, and communities we are called to serve.

Kindly refer to the attached photos for the complete orientation schedule and other important details.

👕 Attire
• Freshmen and Transferees – You may wear your school uniform or a white shirt.
• Second-, Third-, and Fourth-Year Students – You may wear your organization shirt.

We can't wait to welcome you and begin this exciting journey together. See you there, future DYCIan Nurses and Midwives. 🤗

26/06/2026

Congratulations to Our Pioneer DYCI MSN Research Presenters at PINS 2026!

Dr. Yanga’s Colleges, Inc. – Graduate Studies proudly celebrates our Master of Science in Nursing students for successfully presenting their research at the Philippine International Nursing Symposium (PINS) 2026, held on June 25, 2026 at the National University – Mall of Asia Campus, Pasay City.

Presented Researches:

🔹 From Diagnosis to Dialysis: Lived Experiences of Patients Initiating Hemodialysis
Marissa C. Advincula, Neriza C. Bacus, Jannah L. Bautista, Ireneo F. Buenaflor, and Princess Lean M. Marte

🔹 Lived Antepartum Experiences of Teenage Mothers: A Phenomenological Inquiry
Jonalyn Cruz, Cristina Fajardo, Esperanza Garcia, and John Patrick Cruz

Research Supervisors:
Dr. Glenn Ford D. Valdez and Dr. Regie De Jesus

As the first cohort of DYCI MSN graduate students to present their scholarly work at an international nursing symposium, you have demonstrated the vital role of nursing research in improving health outcomes and informing evidence-based practice.

Your studies contribute to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being, by advancing knowledge in maternal health and the care of patients with chronic kidney disease, and SDG 4: Quality Education, through the promotion of research, innovation, and lifelong learning in nursing.

08/06/2026

We are grateful to share that Tatay Luis is now safe and has already been discharged from the hospital, a reassuring outcome following the incident.

Precious’ and Joana’s act of kindness reflects the values we uphold at Dr. Yanga’s College of Health Sciences, where we aim to develop not only competent nurses who are academically excellent but also individuals grounded in compassion, empathy, and service to others.

Source: NET25. (2026, June 8). Kada Umaga | Ano ang ginawa ng Nursing Students na ito, bakit sila nag-viral? | Highlights [Video].

08/06/2026

Congratulations, Batch Excelsior!

We proudly celebrate your successful Final Research Defense. Your work reflects dedication, perseverance, and excellence in conducting quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods research, contributing to meaningful solutions aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Onward to international research conferences and global impact! We are proud of you.