Top 5 Thesis Topics on Rabies, System Gaps, and Child Health in the Philippines

Source: GMA News Online

Let me convince you to make this a thesis.

The parents did everything right. After their six-year-old was bitten by their pet puppy, they rushed to the hospital. They followed all medical advice. They completed every dose of the rabies vaccine. But their child still died. The puppy had already died three days after the bite. But no one asked. And no one told. By the time the truth came out, it was too late.

This is not just a tragedy. This is failure by system. When a child dies despite full vaccination, something is deeply broken. The danger was not in the wound. The danger was in miscommunication, missed timelines and missing knowledge. Hospitals assess, but families don’t understand. Lives are lost between categories and calendar dates. This is a research gap we must expose.

Who Can Use These Topics

This research is ideal for students and professionals pursuing the following courses or strands:

College Programs:

• Nursing

• Public Health

• Medicine

• Social Work

• Psychology

• Health Education

Senior High School Strands:

• STEM

• HUMSS

• ABM

• GAS

5 Thesis Topic Ideas

1.The Role of Caregiver Awareness in Rabies Vaccine Effectiveness Among Pediatric Patients

This study explores how parents’ understanding of animal bite protocols affects health outcomes in children.

Target Respondents

• Parents or guardians of children under 12

• Hospital nurses and pediatricians

2.Impact of Hospital Communication Practices on

Post-Exposure Rabies Treatment Outcomes

This research investigates whether communication between health workers and patients influences vaccine follow-through and reporting of animal deaths.

Target Respondents

• ER nurses

• Patients treated for dog bites

3.Relationship Between Rabies Risk Categorization and

Post-Exposure Protocol Completion

This topic looks at how accurate assessment of bite severity affects treatment decisions and survival rates.

Target Respondents

• Rural health unit personnel

• Rabies bite victims

4.Knowledge Gaps Among Pet Owners Regarding

Rabies Prevention and Reporting

This study analyzes how pet owners understand and respond to signs of rabies in animals after a bite incident.

Target Respondents

• Pet owners in barangay communities

• Local veterinary workers

5.Factors Leading to Rabies Deaths Despite Complete

Post-Exposure Vaccination

This research investigates medical and non-medical reasons why some rabies cases turn fatal despite complete treatment.

Target Respondents

• Families of rabies victims

• Healthcare providers in government hospitals

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