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INTRODUCTION
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Aligned with President Duterte’s Health Agenda is Manila
and regulatory institution. Basically, the DOH has three major roles
in the health sector: (1) leadership in health; (2) enabler and capacity
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builder; and (3) administrator of specific services. Its mandate is to
Aside from being the regulator of all health services and products, the
hospitals, which are free of charge for the city’s constituents. The six
Center, Ospital ng Tondo, Sta. Ana Hospital and Justice Jose Abad
away from the vicinity. The health center is supervised by Dr. Rosario
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cover the 36 barangays consisting of 52,656 who are served by the
health center. The ratio of one health worker to the people served by
the health center is one health worker: 3,762 people. The nurse
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M. Earnshaw Health Center Organizational Chart
Dr. Rosario E.
Margate, MD
Physician-In-Charge
Dr. Raymond V.
Reyes, DMD
Dentist
Giselle M.
Dungca, RN
Public Health Associate
Miss Marissa C.
Gayrama
Nursing Aide
Miss Lorna C.
Continuado
Utility Worker
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“Community health nursing” is a synthesis of nursing and
change.
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further necessitates the use of specific content from other practice
goal, public health nurses work with groups, family and individuals,
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Further, the above definition denotes the public health nursing is a
is practiced.
death.
equitably.
population.
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Vision and Commitments
especially at the time of birth and death. Public health expands our
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order. Identification of the planning group may occur much earlier in
1. Assessment
2. Diagnosis
3. Validation
4. Prioritization of needs
5. Identification of the target population
6. Identification of the planning group
7. Establishment of the program goal
8. Identification of possible solutions
9. Matching solutions which at-risk aggregates
10. Identification of resources
11. Selection of the best intervention strategy
12. Delineation of expected outcomes
13. Delineation of the intervention work plan
14. Planning for program evaluation
DEVELOPMENT DIRECTIONS
progressive and is better place to live in. Their mission is to serve its
people by making them the top priority and by providing services that
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of public services, to extol and encourage participation of each
The goals of the public servants are to provide the basic needs of
barangays.
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institute a regular program for nutritional feeding of monitoring of
STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES:
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by and for the community. Specifically, the following are the
researcher’s objectives:
rates
b. Assess attitudes toward community health services and issues
c. Analyze the health status of the community
d. Evaluate the health resources, services, and systems of care
Data from the questionnaires was collated and analyzed through the
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appropriate data presentation tools. Primary data was obtained from
the Earnshaw Health Center which covers the health needs of the
community.
Health Surveys. The first part collects data on the usual members and
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(congestion, fire, exposure to elements). The economic indicators
The third part elicits data on Health and Illness Patterns of the
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the standardized and prescribed Community Diagnosis
Manila. The target number of families for this study was given by the
family. The number of family respondents for this study sample for
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for this study was given by the Medical Officer-in-Charge of the
Earnshaw Health Center. The study was carried out during the
Health Worker was tapped who sought help from a leader in the
community.
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I. SETTING OF THE COMMUNITY
I.1 Description
capital of the Philippines was the first chartered City by virtue of the
the eastern shores of the Manila Bay in one of the finest harbors in
the country. The Pasig River flows through the middle of the city,
Quiapo, Sampaloc, San Andres, San Miguel, San Nicolas, Santa Ana,
Belt, the famous Dangwa flower market at Dimasalang Street and the
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named after a famous politician from the Maceda family who comes
has total land area of 5.14 km2. Each barangay has its own
barangays in Manila are groups into 100 zones and which are further
zone and in the fourth district of Sampaloc Manila. The Barangay has
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population of the Nursing students conducted a Community Health
population of the barangay is 1450. For the civil status matter, singles
Classification. The two distinct seasons recognized are the dry high-
and the west season which starts from May up to October. The dry
city streets. Most of the barangays are interior and can be reached
problems in the road right of way, some portion of this pathway is not
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completed. Some pathways that are connected to other barangays are
further rehabilitation and dredging since some areas are flooded when
heavy rains occur. When Maynilad is not on its operation, the urban
residents have to fill their water jags and container so that they have
stocked water. There are no deep wells which the urban residents can
considered not safe for drinking. The barangay has its own Water
Station which is definitely safe for the residents. For the population
in other barangays have also power source. Solid wastes within the
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roaming every week to collect the garbage. However, in some areas
similar jobs.
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SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
As Reported by Barangay Developmental Plan 2014-2016
P/B JEFFERSON T. DE GUZMAN
streets are small in terms of its area and width that no four-
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terms of sanitation, it can be seen that there are plenty of
the way, there are wastes from dogs and cats that is unpleasant
season.
Most of the youths are in computer shops and “piso-
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bullying cases from students and out-of-school minors being
and gutters.
In case of education, there are great number of out-of-
and requirements.
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residents, they do lack of interest to acquire training or grab
gambling as well.
There is no existing business nearby since business
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Illustration 1. Spot Map of Barangay 458, Sampaloc Manila
South. The Barangay has 420 households, 40% (130) of which have
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mountains, river or streams that can be found within the
wood. Most houses of the Barangay are built closely to each other.
The community has a Barangay hall where the people and the
Boundaries
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community
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II. Population
II.1 Total Population of the Barangay : 2588 [CITATION
EarnshawHealthCenter \l 1033 ]
II.2Total Population Surveyed : 560
II.3Sex Ratio : 99.6
II.4Age and Sex Distribution
surveyed are those 25-29 years followed by the 30-34 years which is
belonged to the young adult age group. The programs of the DOH
designed for both males and females are the National Family
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and Tuberculosis were common to both sexes. However, in terms of
disaggregation only.
Analysis:
(25- 29 years old) both male and female has the highest population.
The analysis were stratified based on age: 25-29 years old. The
critical role that the family planning plays in improving maternal and
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children, father and family. The financial consequences of having
children involves the medical costs of pregnancy and birth and the
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Formula: SR No. of Males
---------------------------- x 100
No. of Females
280
----------------------------- x 100 TOTAL:
99.6
281
Analysis:
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the number of males slightly outnumber females because as they
grow up men at higher risk of dying than women not only due to sex
for the society in the long run. The ratio of males and females in a
large scale, such as more girls are born than boys and there are more
women than men in the very old age group it is important to know
whether your community fits this pattern, as this will affect the range
for males and females as target recipients. The programs may also be
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Prioritization of the programs based on sex may also be based on
official statistics, eg. Are the morbidity and mortality rates based on
Civil f %
Status
Single 302 79
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Married 49 13
Live-in 22 6
Separated 0 0
Widow 7 2
N= 380 100 %
Analysis:
458, whose ages are 15 y/o and above, 302 or 79% are single and 59
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CIVIL STATUS
Si ngl e
Live-In; 5.79% Widow; 1.84%
Marri ed
Married; Li ve-In
12.89% Sepa rated
Single; 79.47% Wi dow
I. Economic Indices
the total population. In 2000, there were 4.6 million citizens (60 years
The National Statistics Office projects that by 2030, older people will
increases the demand for health services. Older people suffer from
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the body’s immune system. The leading causes of morbidity are
health-related problems.
More than half of all older people (57.1%) were employed in 2000.
such as homes for the aged and Senior Citizens Centers to better
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Health Programs for Elderly in the Philippines
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population aged 15-64. This indicator gives insight into the amount of
those who have the potential to earn their own income. Therefore, as
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Table 2. Percentage Distribution showing the Average Income of
Earning Individuals, Barangay 458, Zone 45, District 4,
November 2018
Income/Month f %
< 1,000 5 3
1,000 – 2,999 20 11
3,000 –4,999 20 11
5,000 – 6,999 21 11
7,000 – 8,999 9 5
9,000 – 10,999 19 10
11,000 – 12,999 18 10
13,000- 14,999 5 3
15,000 67 36
N= 184 100%
Analysis:
Zone 45 have an average income of above 15,000. The next to the top
family budgets that is, the income a family needs secure safe and
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Monthly Income
10.87%
< 1000
2.72% 1,000 - 2,999
3,000 - 4,999
36.41% 10.87% 5,000 - 6,999
7,000 - 8,999
9,000 - 10,999
11,000 - 12, 999
13, 000 - 14,999
11.41% > 15,000
2.72% 4.89%
9.78% 10.33%
Fig
translates into higher productivity and income, while ill health means
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less income, frequently unaffordable expenditures and greater
food needs and satisfy the nutritional requirements set by the food
Authority, 2016).
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Table 3. Percentage Distribution Showing the Type of Occupation
of earning Individuals. Barangay 458, Zone 45, District 4,
November, 2018
Occupation F %
Tricycle Driver 50 50
E.g Laborer, Vendor 74 43
Office worker 23 13
Professional 27 15
N= 174 100%
Analysis:
economy. This due to relative ease of entry and low requirements for
livelihood, workers in this sector are not covered by labor laws and
low productivity, their income is also not enough to pay for premiums
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however, must pay full monthly dues since they has no direct
is associated with poor health. Bennet CL, 2012 cited that according
with adequate health literacy skills, studies have shown that patients
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have demonstrated a higher rate of hospitalization and use of
have misinformation about the body as well as the nature and causes
people may have learned about health or biology during their school
with public health professionals and the healthcare and public health
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systems. These health professionals must work together to ensure that
skills.
Analysis:
Barangay 458 Zone 45 ages 8 years old and above, 94.63% are
literate.
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Health literacy has been defined by the Institute of Medicine
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clinical encounter, the physician seeks to elicit information, answer
taking process. Beyond the physician visit, the parent must remember
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Educational Attainment F %
No Formal Education 5 1
Elementary Level 55 12
Elementary Graduate 16 3
High School Level 101 22
High School Graduate 119 26
College Level 90 20
College Graduate 72 16
N= 458 100%
Analysis:
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equivalency certificate, an associate's degree, a bachelor's degree, or
class medical service system for the poor in developing nations, but
rather, the first point of contact between the individual and the health
which the community and the country can meet. With respect to
resources and may need a larger share of the total health budget
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proposition is substantiated by the fact that primary health care is
among high risk groups such as preschool age children and mothers.
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disease will need decent long-term care and support. These
4.3 Religion
Religion F %
Catholic 117 96
Iglesia ni Cristo 1 1
Muslim 4 3
N= 122 100%
Analysis:
Iglesia ni Cristo.
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their religious affiliations are respected. Religious teaching and
method, and that they must be able to choose from a wide range of
methods.
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Place of F %
Origin
Luzon 103 81
Visayas 24 19
Mindanao
NCR
N= 127 100
%
Analysis:
were born in Luzon with 103 or 81% while 24 or 19% of the families
surveyed are from Visayas. Luzon area this is the largest and most
home to the country’s capital city, the Manila. Visayas is one of the
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The provision of culturally competent health care is an
socioeconomic status.
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Population movement is a length of stay in the area of the
also divided into two main categories. The first one is humanitarian
migrants – the people who flee from some unbearable conditions that
threaten their lives: refugees and asylum seekers. Usually they prefer
geographically close to the one they flee from and not having any
factors like worsening health conditions or food quality, also can help
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to understand the geography of the potential movement. Nowadays
the two most important factors are the ecological conditions and
because they are new at the country and the people, place and
than the future health effects of their current health behavior). For
social norms). And that’s why people tend to take drugs because of
their feelings because they are separated from their families, friends
and loved ones. It’s their only escape from being lonely, frustration
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Implementation of the health center in terms of monitoring
systems activities and so that people can manage the people who are
progress and performance. Addressing the need for better data is not
have a better data of the place and people may be guarded on what is
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Table 7. Percentage Distribution Showing the Length of
Residency of Families Surveyed. Barangay 458, Zone 45, District
4, November 2018
Length of Residency f %
< 6 months 2 1
6 months – 1 year 1 1
1 year – 5 years 10 8
6 years – 10 years 15 11
10 years & Above 103 79
N= 122 100
%
Analysis:
surveyed are residents for more than 10 years; these families were
residents on the said area since birth. While the remaining families
were residents for less than 10 years. Those residents said moved for
various reasons.
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favorable perceptions of the extent to which neighbors exchange
social support.
times, upon visit to the community, BHWs report that the family has
4.6 Ownership
Ownership f %
Rent- Free 25 20
Owned 68 56
Rented 29 24
N= 122 100%
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Analysis:
own their houses while some of the families pay rent and those
the house.
Ownership
during the Liberation, Manila and its suburbs were estimated to have
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to 283,000 by 1963. During the Marcos years, those numbers
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with increases in health and well-being. Further models suggest that
operate via the labor markets with new job opportunities, extra time
The coefficients maintain the expected direction but are much smaller
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Table 9. Percentage Distribution Showing the Types of Housing of
Families Surveyed. Barangay 458, Zone 45District 4, November,
2018
Type of Housing F %
Makeshift
Light 33 26
Strong 42 34
Mixed 48 40
N= 122 100
%
Analysis:
combination of mixed strong and light materials while about 34% are
Filipinos to choose the types of house they want. But with so many
the one that would satisfy your taste, budget, preferences, and
and families build a better quality of life, access the services they
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health. The health effects of poor housing disproportionately affect
vulnerable people: older people living isolated lives, the young, those
homes. A cold home is bad for your health and increases the risk of
three to four times likely to have mental health problems, even one
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people who grow up in overcrowded housing have respiratory
homes are between one and a half and three times more prone to
and poverty. Homeless children are two to three times more likely to
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development in communication skills. Homeless children are more
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birth. Children born to mothers who have been in bed and breakfast
weight. They are also more likely to miss out on their immunizations,
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Table 10. Percentage Distribution Showing Ventilation of House
of Families Surveyed. Barangay 458, Zone 45, District 4,
November 2018
Ventilation f %
Adequate 68 56
Inadequate 54 44
N= 122 100
%
Analysis:
Barangay 458, Zone 45. More than half of the population surveyed,
Ventilation
space and is mainly used to control indoor air quality by diluting and
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ambient air will help to achieve desired indoor comfort levels
our homes “sick”, with condensation and mold damaging the walls
and fabric of our houses. But, more importantly, it can make the
occupants sick.
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is insufficient. Viruses can travel through the air, causing and
worsening diseases. They get into the air easily. When someone
or bacteria scatter in the air or end up in the hands where they spread
agents. Crowded conditions with poor air circulation can promote this
spread. Some bacteria and viruses thrive and circulate through poorly
Analysis:
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adequate treatment facility, and communal faucets. 19% has Level I
into the dwelling, yard, or plot as their main source of drinking water,
are the main source of drinking water into rural areas (24 percent),
while in urban areas the main source is water piped into the premises
(31 percent)
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Table 12. Percentage Distribution Showing Excreta Disposal of
Families Surveyed. Barangay 458, Zone 45, District 4, November
2018
Excreta Disposal F %
Level I. Pit Latrines
Level II. Pour-Flush Toilet 90 3
Level III. Flush Toilets 32 97
Balot System/ Wrap &
Throw
Other, Specify:
N= 122 100
%
Analysis:
have Level II Pour Flash Toilet and the remaining 32 families is using
Excreta disposal
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through improper disposal or transport, or if the waste is
the youngest child living with them. The use of proper practices for
increases with the child’s age and the mother’s level of education.
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college or higher education are more likely to dispose of their
are not shared with other households, while two in ten households
uses a non-improved facilities that are shared (table 2.2). Almost one
toilet is most widely used in both urban and rural areas. The
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percentage of households having no toilet facility decreased form 10
Garbage Disposal F %
DPS (Collected) 120 98
Open Dumping 1 1
Burning 0
Waste Segregation 1 1
N= 122 100%
Analysis:
schedule, they are not taught to do the proper securing the garbage
away from flies and animals. Others are also dumping their garbage
on the street causing disease like diarrhea. Waste that is not properly
managed, especially excreta and other liquid and solid waste from
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households and the community, are serious health hazard and lead to
flies, rats and other creatures that in turn spread disease. Normally it
is the wet waste that decomposes and release bad odor. This leads to
and those, whose water supply has become contaminated either due
Garbage Disposal
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Thus, the different LGUs across the country, and in partnership with
solid waste management need not be from abroad but can be found
bacteria, insects and vermin. The flies that visit the garbage are also
the same flies that roam around your lunch buffet and drop their off
springs on your plate. By doing so, they increase the risk of you
Besides flies, other animals that thrive from the garbage in and
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Overflowing waste causes air pollution and respiratory
items.
disposal
garbage.
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Disease due to water contamination
Food Storage f %
Refrigerated 70 56
Not Refrigerated 52 42
a. Covered 33
b. Exposed 19
N= 122
Analysis:
13 families do not have refrigerator and they just cover it with plastic
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Food storage
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Type of Infant Feeding f %
Breastfeeding 12 98
Bottle-feeding
a. Evaporated
b. Condensed
c. Powdered
Mixed 2 1
a. Evaporated
b. Condensed
c. Powdered 2 1
N= 14 100%
Analysis:
the infant at the breast. On feed breast milk or mothers milk by cup or
usually breastfeeding for the first few months and switching to bottle
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education and support. The major barriers to breastfeeding practices
advantages which benefit the infant and the mother, including the
hospital and the country that adopt its practice. It is the first
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preventive health measure that can be given to the child at birth. It
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Antigen No. of Targeted F %
Children
BCG/HepB 13
PentaHiB1 12
PentaHiB2 12
PentaHiB3 11
OPV1 11
OPV2 8
OPV3 7
(MCVI) AMV 7
Analysis:
child can be protected against more diseases than ever before. Some
vaccines. Polio is one example of the great impact that vaccines have
had in the Philippines. Polio was once most feared disease, causing
immunized” if the infant received one dose of BCG, three doses each
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of OPV, DPT and hepatitis B vaccines, and one dose of measles
Immunization Status
of 2011 requires that all infants be given the first dose of Hepatitis B
Source:
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Figure 5 : Child Immunization Record
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The government of the Philippines adopted the EPI in 1976 to
pertussis, measles, and hepatitis B. The EPI has the following specific
the seven diseases, (2) to maintain the polio-free status of the country.
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diphtheria, pertussis, and hepatitis B infections, and (5)to prevent
Republic Act No. 10152 provides for all infants to be given the
Subsequent doses are given at least 4 weeks apart, with the third dose
needed for the following cases: 1) if the third dose is given at age <24
weeks, and, 3) for pre-terms, less than 2 kilograms whose first dose
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Table 17. Percentage Distribution Showing Health Seeking
Behavior of Families Surveyed. Barangay 458, Zone 45 District 4,
November 2018
(Month)
Health Facility F %
Hospital 30 25
Health Center 81 66
Private Clinic 11 9
Others, Specify
N= 122 100%
Analysis:
Clinic.
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The health seeking behavior of a community determines how
environment, and the health care system itself. Several factors can
determine the choice of health care providers that patients use. These
quality of service and area of expertise) and those that relate to the
economic status). Such factors can affect access to health care even
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services many of which are offered free of charge. Indeed, there is a
between the rich and poor. Although self-care and use of traditional
While 100% of the participants were aware that health center existed
in their community, only 80% had received such services in the past
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Table 18. Percentage Distribution Showing the Source of Health
Information of Families Surveyed. Barangay 458, Zone 45,
District 4, November 2018
Source F %
Hospital 35 29
Health Center 87 71
Media
Others, Specify
N= 122 100%
Analysis:
intake and exercise and cancer screening. The source is mass media,
458.
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Community Health Center – Health centers are a source of
welcoming place anyone can turn to for help. Whether you need a
range of treatment options. And you don’t need to pay for it. If the
health center is the source of your information you may only get a
Identify and select indicators that meet the established focus areas,
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Core/Primary Indicators: These indicators are considered the most
“higher priority based on the critical nature of the data, the potential
Many cases of all of the diseases are not reported because the
symptoms are relatively minor, because the ill person does not see a
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The BRGY 458 (2018) presented the ten (10) leading causes of
morbidity. The top five diseases reported were URTI with a total of
same top four diseases were recorded last year, and it increase in a
year. And the other (5) leading causes of morbidity are urinary tract
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Table 19. Ten Leading Causes of Morbidity in Barangay 458,
Zone 45 District 4, November, Manila, Year 2018
2017 2018 %
Diseases Diseases
URTI 1562 URTI 1691 41
cases
Hypertension 286 Hypertension 1070 26
Dermatologic 120 Diabetes 343 8
Diseases Mellitus
Gastrointestina 87 Dermatologic 330 8
l Diseases Diseases
Urinary Tract 57 Tuberculosis 216 5
Infection
Viral Infection 57 Urinary Tract 144 4
Infection
Bronchitis 52 PCAP-A 138 3
Tuberculosis 49 Acute Gastro- 116 3
Enteritis
Pneumonia 44 Pneumonia 67 3
Diabetes 40 Musculoskeleta 52 2
Mellitus l
N= 100%
= 77.0 %
Analysis:
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The Graph Presented shows Top 10 cause of Morbidity in
Barangay 458, Zone 45, District IV. Most of the diseases reported
heart disease, stroke and death. Risk factors include obesity, drinking
too much alcohol, smoking and family history. Beta Blockers are
diseases that affect how your body uses blood sugar (Glucose).
for the cells that make up your muscles and tissues, Diabetes
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such as gums or skin infections and vaginal infection. The fourth is
bacteria that cause tuberculosis are spread from one person to another
through tiny droplets released into the air via cough or sneeze
of proper hygiene.
Upper respiratory tract infection where there are 1562 cases in 2017
and 1691 cases in 2018. This data is similar to the National Statistic
knowledge about this disease for the awareness and safety of the
community.
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Family Planning F %
Method
Natural 63
Artificial: 59
a. Pills 4
b. Condom 0
c. IUD 0
d. Injectable 5
e. Implant 2
None 169
N=
102
Analysis:
out their decision. Our survey in Barangay 458 zone 045 the highest
barangay 458 they are using natural almost 75% and other 25% is an
2% and some of them is none. Which means there are not using
the age group (25-29 years old) both male and female has the highest
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intentions, contraceptive knowledge and use and attitudes and beliefs
community.
the young ones and old ones. Majority of the population is in the
13% are married, including the residents who are tied by common
law.
than Php 15,000. Most of the people in this barangay belong to level
among the 560 population of Barangay 458 Zone 45 ages 8 years old
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are high school graduates with 119 or 26%. Almost 16% of the
only reached elementary level and some did not have formal
education.
were born in Luzon with 103 or 81% while 24 or 19% of the families
surveyed are from Visayas. Luzon area this is the largest and most
surveyed are residents for more than 10 years, these families were
residents on the said area since birth. While the remaining families
were residents for less than 10 years. Most of the residents have
system with stand post which is 80%. 20% has Level I point source
outlet.
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97% of the families surveyed in Barangay 458, Zone 45
District 4 have Level III flush toilets, and 3 % of the families have
and light materials while about 34% are made up of strong materials.
residents own their houses while some of the families pay rent and
MERALCO.
food storage.
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In Barangay 458 Zone 45, 12 out of 14 infants are breastfed.
breastfeeding for the first few months and switching to bottle feeding
child.
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chemistry test (Including FBS, Lipid Profile, RBS and Complete
Clinic.
n Mellitus (constant
Value)
Nature of (3/3) x (3/3) x 1 (3/3) x 1 1
Problems = 1.00
Magnitude (3/4) x (2/4) x 3 (2/4) x 3 3
Problems = 2.25
Modifiabilit (1/3) x (1/3) x 4 (2/3) x 4 4
Problem = 1.33
Preventive (3/3) x (3/3) x 1 (3/3) x 1 1
= 1.00
Social (2/2) x (1/2) x 1 (1/2) x 1 1
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= 1.00
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112
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Derived from the 3 problems
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that is high in sodium they like to eat junk foods since it is cheaper
than the usual average food. And also they lack of knowledge
their hydration to restore the fluids that they’ve lost. they should also
smoking.
the area their house has poor ventilation, we see people who are
smoking in the area where the kids are affected by their smoke
causing them to be 2nd hand smoker. Most of them just sneeze without
painful swallowing and cough that can cause Upper Respiratory Tract
Infection.
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To Improved Health, they must improve their ventilation and
been pass through generation. The do not choose the right foods that
level. They can go to the nearest Health Center. They should also
practice exercising and maintain health food intake and quit smoking
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9. Review of Existing Health Project
PHASES NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV DEC DEC DEC Person
21 22 23 28 29 05 06 07 assigned
PRE-ENTRY
1. Election of committee Ma’am
Pacis
2. Selection of health Keith Ugale
need/target
population/community
and suprasystem
3. Seek Keith Ugale
agency/community
approval to work with
them
4. Community All of the
assessment: members
a. Identify data participated
needed
5. Determine method(s) of All of the
data collection members
participated
6. Collect data All of the
members
participated
7. Analyze data All of the
members
participated
8. Complete written All of the
community assessment members
participated
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participated
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10. Suggestions and Recommendations
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