COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS (FORESEEABLE CRISIS)

PROBLEM:
 Potential for increased population.
DATA:
 Higher frequency of males than females(157 or 54%).
ETIOLOGY:
 Marriage belief “maikamang”
PROGRAM/ STRATEGIES:
 Health teachings about family planning.
OBJECTIVES:
 To prevent overpopulation so that families may sustain their needs.
ANALYSIS:
 According to Joe Bish in his article,“Overpopulation: Cause and Effect”, overpopulation causes additional strains on resources. More people
means an increased demand for food, water, housing, energy, healthcare, transportation, and more. And all that consumption contributes to
ecological degradation, increased conflicts, and a higher risk of large-scale disasters like pandemics. Also, according to the article published in
Conserve Energy for Future by Green, Stay Green, overpopulation causes depletion of natural resources as the Earth can only produce a limited
amount of water and food, which is falling short of the current needs. Overpopulated communities give rise to unemployment as there are fewer
jobs to support a large number of people. The rise in unemployment gives rise to crime, such as theft, as people want to feed their families and
provide them basic amenities of life. It also raises the prices of various essential commodities, including food, shelter, and healthcare. This
means that people have to pay more to survive and feed their families.
 LEARNING DESIGN FOR THE CONDUCT OF HEALTH TEACHING IN THE COMMUNITY

Course Code: NCM 113 – RLE Course/Year/Section: BSN 3-A

Concept: Community diagnosis (Foreseeable crisis) RLE: Group 1 SET-3
Topic/s: Health teachings about family planning Date: 11/10/2021

Description of Learners: These are community people of Barangay Namnama who are
General Objective: At the end of 30 minutes creative discussion and demonstration the learners will be able to develop proper attitude and proper
application of family planning and methods.
 Resources
Specific
Content Time Frame Methodology Evaluation
Objectives
Human Material
 To define 5 min
family
planning.

 To 5 min
determin
e the
importan
ce of
family
planning.

To determine 5 min
the benefits
of family
planning.
Prepared by: Checked by: Mrs. Lorna Ulep
Alnas, Jessica Clinical instructor
Panado, Antonette
Rioga, Nizzeth
Sallit, Noralyn
Duroni, Kimberly

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