TABLE OF CONTENTS
I I.1 Community Clinical Assessment …………………………………………
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I.2 Questionnaire ……………………………………………………………………………………
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II Spot Map of Purok Bagong silang, liberty, Mati Davao Oriental ………………………………………………………………………………
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III Acknowledgement ………………………………………………………………………………………… IV Introduction …………………………………………………………………………………………… ……
5 I.1 General Objective
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I.2 Health Threats and Problems ………………………………………………
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V Demographic Profile ……………………………………………………………………………… VI Charts and Graphs Facts ……………………………………………………………………
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VII Suggestion and Recommendation ……………………………………………………
Introduction During the Biblical Times, Adam and Eve were created by God. They made the first family in this world made their siblings and continue to spread their ancestry. As time passed by, from a small family is now a big group of family and these forms the community.
Community therefore is defined as a group of
people with common characteristics of goals and shared interest living together within a geographical boundary, resources.
has
a
population
Community
and
environmental
is somehow divided into
different sectors like political sector in which they are considered as the leaders of the community. Another sector is that cultural sector they are the ones
responsible for the cultural profile of heir community, environmental sector they are for the restoration of our forest and most importantly the health sector these are composed of doctors and mostly nurses, they are the ones who can gave so much contribution to reduce the mortality and morbidity rates. The health sector in the community that intervenes for the improvement of the health of the community is known as the Community Health Nursing.
Community Health Nursing is defined by different personalities in the field of Medicine. According to the WHO “CHN is a special field of Nursing that combines skills of Public Health and some phases of social assistance and function as a part of the total health program. For the promotion of health improvement in the conditions of social and physical environment, rehabilitation of illness and disabilities. Therefore it is the public nurse that assesses the community health needs and problems and must intervene something for the improvement of the health condition of the community people. This is a big task for a nurse because it takes for a long period of time for the preparations of your intervention, your equipments going to use, the budget available, the resources available
and
the
most
important
of
all
the
participation
of
the
community
people
in
such
activities that you are planning to perform. At first, on your own point of view, you must determine your objectives. Then look for your study population, determine your needed data’s, start now to develop your instruments. By this time you can now have actual data gathering, after that collate all your data’s. Try to present it and analyze your data. At this point onwards you can now identify the community health problems and you can now identify which problem in the community you will prioritize most. You have to gather so many data’s and profile of the community for you to be able to understand it as a whole and this is very challenging for every Public Health Nurse.
Afterwards of such intervention, you will now have your trademark in your community that a Public Health Nurse has a warmth attribute of love for the development of their community and thinks not only for itself but also for the goodness of mankind.
General Objectives 1. To make people aware of social realities toward the development of local initiative, optimal use of human, technical, and material resources, and strengthening of people’s capacities.
2. To form structures that hold the people’s basic interests as oppressed and deprived sectors of the community and as people bound by the interest to work together as a whole.
3. To initiate the responsible actions intended to address their identified problems to cope up with a plan to solve their problems.
II. Family Planning Used No Family Planning Condom
DEPO
Pills
Calendar
IUD
Withdrawal
Ligation
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
In this graph, it shows that they are using different types of family planning method but somehow there are still some not using family planning methods.
III. Types of Toilet 40 35 30 25
Sanitary
20 15 10
Insanitary Without Toilet
5 0 Sanitary
Unsanitary
Without Toilet
The tables show the types of toilet facilities in the community. Majority of the community is using sanitary toilet.
IV. Toilet Usage
24% Sanitary Unsanitary
4%
Without Toile t 72%
The graph shows the toilet usage in the community. It shows that 72% individual household is using sanitary toilet, 24% unsanitary, 4 % without toilet.
V. Types of Water to Drink
Water source
50 40 30 20 10 0 Level 3
Level 2
Level 1
The
table
shows water source used by the household correspondents. Majority are using Level III.
0% 0% Level 1 (Deep Well) Level 2 (Communal) Level 3 (Distribution, Nawasa)
100%
The
graph
shows that 100% of the community is using Level III type of water source which is a distribution, like the NAWASA.
Water Storage Indoor
205 155 105 55 5 With Cover
Without Cover
The table shows the number of indoor water storage used by the correspondents in the community. It shows that 205 are with cover and 96 without cover.
32% With Cover Without Cover 68%
The graph
shows
the indoor water storage used by the correspondents. It shows that 68% are using water storage with cover and 32% without cover.
Water Storage Outdoor
130
90
50
10 Wit h Co v er
Wi th ou t Co ve r
The Table shows the number of outdoor water storage use by the correspondents. It shows that 136 without cover and 37 with cover.
21%
With Cover Without Cove r
79%
The
graph
shows the outdoor water storage use by the correspondents. It shows that 72% of the correspondent is using storage without cover and 21 % with cover.
Number of Container Outdoor and Indoor with positive Larva
50
35
20
5 Positive
Ne gative
The table shows the number of household correspondents with positive and negative with larva. 45 are negative and 5 are positive.
10%
Positive Larva Negative Lar va
90%
The graph shows the number of household with larva positive in their water storage. It shows that 90% of the household correspondents negative with larva and 10% positive with larva.
VI. Drainage
Water Drainage 50 40 30 20 10 0 Waste Water
Blind Drainage
Open Canal
The table shows the number of household correspondents Drainage system used. It shows 50 households use open canal
0% 0%
waste water blind drainage open canal
100%
The graph show that 100% of the household correspondent use open canal as their water drainage system. Waste Disposal
40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Burrying
Compost Pit
Municipal System
The table shows the number of household correspondents waste disposal system use. It shows that 39 are Municipal system, 11 are compost pit, and 0 are burying.
0% 22% Burrying Compost pit Municipal System 78%
The graph shows the percentage of household correspondent’s disposal system. It shows that 78% used Municipal System, 22% Compost pit, and 0 % Burying.
VI. HBMR
No Prenatal Pink Card Yes
0
10
20
30
40
The table shows the number of household correspondent that have pink card and prenatal care. It shows that 36 have pink card and 14 have no pink card. 37 have prenatal and 13 have no prenatal.
VII. UFC – white card
No
Yes
0
10
20
30
40
50
The
table
shows
the number of household correspondents that have UFC white card. It shows that 40 have UFC white card and 10 have no UFC white card.
VIII. FIC
- Fully Immunized Child 0-1 year old.
INC
C
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
The
table
shows
the number of fully immunized child from 0-1 year old. It shows that 6 are incomplete and 2 are complete.
IX. FIM – Fully Immunized Mother
N/A
INC
FIM
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
The
table
shows
the number of Fully Immunized mother. It shows that 29 are fully immunized, 7 are incomplete, and 14 are N/A.
X. Breastfeeding
Mixed
Fully Breastfeed
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
The table shows the number of Breastfeed child. It shows that 38 are fully breastfeed and 12 are not mixed with powder milk.
XI. Salt testing
Negative
Positvie
0
10
20
30
40
50
The
table
shows
the number of household correspondents test for iodine content in their salt used. It shows that 44 are positive with iodine content and 6 are negative of iodine content.
XII. Income Distribution
20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 Farme r
Driv er
Carpe nte r
Labore r
The table shows the different occupation of the correspondents in the community. It shows that 20 are drivers, 12 are farmer, 9 are Carpenter and 9 are Laborer.
18%
24% Farmer Driver Carpenter
18%
Laborer
40%
The table shows the income distribution of the correspondents in the community. It shows that 40 % are drivers, 24 % are Farmer, 18 % are carpenter and 18 % are Laborer. 1.2. Health Threats and Problems
HEALTH PROBLEMS Communicable disease Air pollution Water pollution Foul smell of garbage’s Malnutrition Addiction High cost of heath care Noise pollution Poor environmental sanitation Interrupted family process Lack of health care providers Lack of health care facilities Inaccessible health care
NO. OF RESPONDENTS VOTE 15 2 5 2 20 21 19 5 18 28 12 2 0
RANK 6 9 8 9 3 2 4 7 5 1 7 9 10
institutions As we noticed in table above, the number one problem surveyed in the community is Interrupted family process. The respondents say that majority of the community are not married and the relationship are complicated due to early pregnancy and not well educated towards the family planning and rightful parenting. Because of this the community is at risk for violence. Their second main problem is addiction. Most of the respondents have interrupted family process which result to finding other ways to cope up with their problems and emptiness that resulted to addiction. Some respondents say that there is marijuana plantation in the nearby village. The third main problem of the community is malnutrition this is because of the interrupted family process which they forgot about their child’s nutrition and health. This also cause by knowledge deficit on health nutrition and proper nutrition.
