About PCN-TIS
The Poison Control Network (PCN) is developing an information system, Toxicology Information System (TIS), which aims to interoperate the operations of thirteen (13) poison control centers in the Philippines in order to improve the quality, monitoring, outcome, safety, and/or effectiveness of poison control and treatment of poisoning cases. The system is accessible to authorized persons 24/7 with appropriate data sharing functionalities (care team, public dashboard, and research portal) while maintaining patient data privacy and security.
The PCN is a consortium of the 13 government poison control centers of the Philippines:
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The system will also serve as the centralized source of toxicology patient data of the 13 poison control centers for research purposes and a pesticide surveillance system so that the health (in terms of pesticide/chemical poisoning) of farmers and factory workers are monitored.
The principal investigators are Dr. Cherie Grace Quingking, a toxicologist, public health researcher, hospital manager and clinical epidemiologist at Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital (CLMMRH), Dr. Romulo de Castro, PCHRD Balik-scientist and director of University of San Agustin Center for Informatics, and Dr. Armie Gutierrez, a practicing clinical toxicologist and faculty of pharmacology in University of San Agustin.
The principal investigators are Dr. Cherie Grace Quingking, a toxicologist, public health researcher, hospital manager and clinical epidemiologist at Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital (CLMMRH), Dr. Romulo de Castro, PCHRD Balik-scientist and director of University of San Agustin Center for Informatics, and Dr. Armie Gutierrez, a practicing clinical toxicologist and faculty of pharmacology in University of San Agustin.
PCN-TIS Data Governance
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