SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY

School of Nursing
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COMMUNITY HEALTH DEVELOPMENT PLAN

NCM 121 Community Health Nursing - ALA

Submitted by:

Ancheta, Zei Ann

Bayal, Caselle Adnesor
Buya, Genesis Ivy
Benedito, Jansen Brail
De Vera, Allysa Bielle
Golea, Sophia Bianca
Lapena, Felix Kirk
Madriaga, Algine Mae
Picat, Shanea Leigh
Reyes, Kylle Adrian
San Vicente, Paula Mae
Sison, Allyza

BSN 4-A3

Submitted to:

Prof. Ruth Thelma Tingda

February 2022
COMMUNITY HEALTH DEVELOPMENT PLAN MATRIX

⮚ After thoroughly reviewing the Community Diagnosis of a community, CHDP follows.

I. PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION

CUES LIST OF COMMUNITY DIAGNOSES

1. 46.55% do not practice annual checks

of Electric Wirings. Those without
electricity, on the other hand, utilize
extension cord to share electricity with
neighbors.
2. Some of the families still use kerosene
lamps, batteries, and candles.
● Kerosene Lamp: 4% Health Related: Presence Of Accidental
● Rechargeable Battery: 10% Hazards: Fires
● Candle: 8.6%
3. 27% of the population do not practice
checking the stove, while only a few
members only do this by 33%.
4. 41% of the population has no safety
device for gas stove
5. Housing materials are made up of
permanent to light materials.

1. 44% (56 households) in Bobok have

stairs at home; 21% of these are with
side rails. Note that there is also
improper lighting as most of them only
use 1 to 2 bulbs to maintain minimum
electric bill spend.
2. 36.36% of the population has stairs Health Related: Presence Of Accidental
with no rails that are supposed to be Hazards: Fall
necessary.
3. 20% of the population has slippery
floors.
4. 45.76% of the population has
members walking barefooted when
entering the bathroom

1. 28% of the toilet facility has no screen Health Related: Poor Home And Environment
windows or doors. Condition resulting to Presence of Flies
2. 34% of garbage disposal have flies
related to its 18% with the disposal's
unpleasant smell. This is also related to
the presence of families who do not
practice garbage segregation with
35%.

1. 50% Is noted to have presence of

vector’s breeding site, specifically in
kawal.
2. 23% of the population do not change
 vase water. Health Related: Poor Home And Environment
3. 14% do not cover their water Condition Related To Presence of Breeding
container. 63% of the families use Site
water for cooking from a stored water
(plastic drum).
4. 6% non disposal of empty cans.
5. Drainage system has stagnated.
6. Drainage system is being frequented
by vectors by 32.07%.

1. 45.76% of the population has

members barefooted when entering
the bathroom. Health-related: Risk for parasitic diseases
2. 39.65% of the population has
members walking barefooted when
going outside.

1. 77.9661% of the population has Health-related: Poor Home And Environment

domestic animals that bite. Condition resulting to Presence of Domestic
animals that bite

1. 40% has only 1 room but requires

greater living space to
accommodate the living quarter.
Most have inadequate living space Health Resources: Inadequate Living Space
due to extended family.
2. 34% of the population has rooms with
an approximate size of 12x14.

1. 23% of the population drinks alcohol Health Related: Unhealthful Lifestyle: Alcohol
Drinking

1. 13% of the population smokes Health Related: Unhealthful Lifestyle: Smoking

cigarettes or tobacco

1. Only 9% of the total population seek

annual physical check-up.
2. 76% only go for check ups when ill. Health Resources: Unhealthy Personal Habits/
3. 10% never goes to check up even if ill. Practices related to only going to
This practice is due to financial consultation for check when ill
resources. They also have the
tendency to practice self medication
which may eventually lead to
problems such as addiction, toxicity
and drug resistance.
4. The community is far from the health
care service that impedes the health
care
5. Health is given less attention unless it’s
a wprs or life threatening situation.

1. Familial History of Hypertension,

Diabetes Mellitus and Cancer ranks
 second as the common health risk
factors in the community.
● CVD: 46.40%
● Cancer: 21.56%
● DM: 17.64%
2. The most predisposed NCD is the
Cardiovascular disease (46.40%) Health Related: Risk for Non-communicable
wherein, as seen on the pie graph of Diseases
risk factors, the lifestyle of the families
greatly affects the health
maintenance and health care of
each family.
3. 14.08% of the total population has
elevated blood pressure.
4. 23% of the total population drinks
alcohol.
5. 13% of the total population smokes
cigarettes or tobacco.

I.
II. PRIORITIZATION

PROBLEM: PRESENCE OF ACCIDENTAL HAZARDS IN THE ENVIRONMENT: FIRE

PRIORITIZATION

CRITERIA SCORE WEIGHT ACTUAL SCORE

NATURE OF PROBLEM 1/3 1 0.33

MAGNITUDE OF THE PROBLEM 1/4 3 0.75

MODIFIABILITY 1/3 4 1.33

PREVENTIVE POTENTIAL 2/3 1 0.67

SOCIAL CONCERN 1/2 1 0.5

TOTAL: 3.58

PROBLEM: PRESENCE OF ACCIDENTAL HAZARDS IN THE ENVIRONMENT: FALLS

PRIORITIZATION

CRITERIA SCORE WEIGHT ACTUAL SCORE

NATURE OF PROBLEM 1/3 1 0.33

MAGNITUDE OF THE PROBLEM 2/4 3 1.5

MODIFIABILITY 1/3 4 1.33

PREVENTIVE POTENTIAL 2/3 1 0.67

SOCIAL CONCERN 1/2 1 0.5

TOTAL: 4.33

PROBLEM: POOR HOME AND ENVIRONMENT CONDITION RELATED TO PRESENCE OF BREEDING SITE

PRIORITIZATION

CRITERIA SCORE WEIGHT ACTUAL SCORE

NATURE OF PROBLEM 1/3 1 0.33

MAGNITUDE OF THE PROBLEM 3/4 3 2.25

MODIFIABILITY 2/3 4 2.67

PREVENTIVE POTENTIAL 2/3 1 0.67

SOCIAL CONCERN 2/2 1 2

TOTAL: 7.92

PROBLEM: POOR HOME AND ENVIRONMENT CONDITION RELATED TO PRESENCE OF DOMESTIC

ANIMALS THAT BITE

PRIORITIZATION

CRITERIA SCORE WEIGHT ACTUAL SCORE

NATURE OF PROBLEM 1/3 1 0.33

MAGNITUDE OF THE PROBLEM 4/4 3 3

MODIFIABILITY 2/3 4 2.67

PREVENTIVE POTENTIAL 2/3 1 0.67

SOCIAL CONCERN 1/2 1 0.5

TOTAL: 7.17

PROBLEM: RISK FOR PARASITIC DISEASES

PRIORITIZATION

CRITERIA SCORE WEIGHT ACTUAL SCORE

NATURE OF PROBLEM 1/3 1 0.33

MAGNITUDE OF THE PROBLEM 2/4 3 1.5

MODIFIABILITY 3/3 4 4

PREVENTIVE POTENTIAL 3/3 1 1

SOCIAL CONCERN 1/2 1 0.5

TOTAL: 7.33

PROBLEM: POOR HOME AND ENVIRONMENT CONDITION RESULTING TO FLIES

PRIORITIZATION

CRITERIA SCORE WEIGHT ACTUAL SCORE

NATURE OF PROBLEM 2/3 1 0.66

MAGNITUDE OF THE PROBLEM 2/4 3 1.5

MODIFIABILITY 2/4 4 2

PREVENTIVE POTENTIAL 2/3 1 0.66

SOCIAL CONCERN 2/2 1 1

TOTAL: 5.82

PROBLEM: INADEQUATE LIVING SPACE

PRIORITIZATION

CRITERIA SCORE WEIGHT ACTUAL SCORE

NATURE OF PROBLEM 1/3 1 0.33

MAGNITUDE OF THE PROBLEM 2/4 3 1.5

MODIFIABILITY 1/3 4 0.33

PREVENTIVE POTENTIAL 1/3 1 0.33

SOCIAL CONCERN 1/2 1 0.5

TOTAL: 2.99
 PROBLEM: UNHEALTHFUL LIFESTYLE: ALCOHOL DRINKING

PRIORITIZATION

CRITERIA SCORE WEIGHT ACTUAL SCORE

NATURE OF PROBLEM 1/3 1 0.33

MAGNITUDE OF THE PROBLEM 1/4 3 0.75

MODIFIABILITY 2/3 4 2.66

PREVENTIVE POTENTIAL 3/3 1 1

SOCIAL CONCERN 1/2 1 0.5

TOTAL: 5.24

PROBLEM: UNHEALTHFUL LIFESTYLE: SMOKING

PRIORITIZATION

CRITERIA SCORE WEIGHT ACTUAL SCORE

NATURE OF PROBLEM 1/3 1 0.33

MAGNITUDE OF THE PROBLEM 1/4 3 0.75

MODIFIABILITY 1/3 4 1.33

PREVENTIVE POTENTIAL 1/3 1 0.33

SOCIAL CONCERN 1/2 1 0.5

TOTAL: 3.24

PROBLEM: PRESENCE OF UNHEALTHY PERSONAL HABITS/ PRACTICES: NON-SEEKING BEHAVIOR AND

ONLY SEEK FOR HEALTH CONSULTATION WHEN ILL

PRIORITIZATION

CRITERIA SCORE WEIGHT ACTUAL SCORE

NATURE OF PROBLEM 2/3 1 0.67

MAGNITUDE OF THE PROBLEM 4/4 3 3

MODIFIABILITY 2/3 4 2.67

PREVENTIVE POTENTIAL 2/3 1 0.67

SOCIAL CONCERN 2/2 1 1

 TOTAL: 8.01

PROBLEM: HEALTH RELATED: RISK FOR NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

PRIORITIZATION

CRITERIA SCORE WEIGHT ACTUAL SCORE

NATURE OF PROBLEM 1/3 1 0.33

MAGNITUDE OF THE PROBLEM 2/4 3 1.5

MODIFIABILITY 1/3 4 1.33

PREVENTIVE POTENTIAL 3/3 1 1

SOCIAL CONCERN 1/2 1 0.5

TOTAL: 3.66

LIST OF PRIORITIZED COMMUNITY DIAGNOSES (from highest to lowest)

COMMUNITY DIAGNOSES ACTUAL DATE IDENTIFIED DATE

SCORE RESOLVED

Presence of unhealthy Personal Habits/ Practices : 8.01 February 25, 2022

Non-seeking behavior and only seek for health
consultation when ill

Poor Home And Environment Condition Related To 7.92 February 25, 2022
Presence of Breeding Site

Risk for Parasitic Diseases 7.33 February 25, 2022

Poor Home And Environment Condition resulting to 7.17 February 25, 2022
Presence of Domestic animals that bite

Poor Home And Environment Condition resulting to 5.82 February 25, 2022
Presence of Flies

Unhealthful Lifestyle: Alcohol Drinking 5.24 February 25, 2022

Presence of Accidental Hazards in the Environment: 4.33 February 25, 2022

Falls

Health Related: Risk for Non Communicable Diseases 3.66 February 25, 2022

Presence of Accidental Hazards in the Environment: Fire 3.58 February 25, 2022

Unhealthful Lifestyle: Smoking 3.24 February 25, 2022

Inadequate Living Space 2.99 February 25, 2022

 III. COMMUNITY HEALTH DEVELOPMENT PLAN

COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS: Presence of unhealthy Personal Habits/ Practices : Non-seeking behavior and only seek for health
consultation when ill

AREA of Prioritization OBJECTIVES Target Program of Activities Resources Needed Evaluation

CONCERN/ Setting
INDICATOR
With an actual GOAL: The Community A.Community health
HEALTH & score of 8.34 in By the end of percentag Discussion/Question nurses Criteria-
ILLNESS the problem March 2022, 100% e of and Answer for: ● Time, Individual treatment
INDICATOR: prioritization, of the population coverage knowledge, record & monthly
Unhealthy of Bobok-Bisal will should be 1. Knowledge skills, and summary tables of the
1. Only 9% Personal follow the increased assessment of effort of the rural health unit, health
of the Habits/ scheduled to a the community consultation and
total Practices took household minimum of repercussions health nurses treatment center.
populati precedence consultations. 86% of the of such harmful in improving
on seek over other total personal habits habits/practic Standard- Increased
annual identified LTO: After 4 weeks population or actions es related to records of consultation
physical problems. 76% of nursing of Bobok to 2. Introduce the health and visits of the
check-u of the intervention: eliminate nature of ● Teaching aids population in the rural
p. population a. The unhealthy Philhealth and such as video health unit
2. 76% only among the community Personal its benefits clips and
go for households of will have a Habits/prac 3. Encourage booklets to be GOAL:
check Bobok only gradual tices community shown to the Fully met if by the end
ups visits the clinic increase in related to members to families or of March 2022, 100% of
when ill. for the number lack of sign up for community the population of
3. 10% consultation of residents consultatio Philhealth and Bobok-Bisal are
never when they are who seek ns or to inquire B. Family following the
goes to experiencing annual check-ups. about ● Time and scheduled household
check life-threatening check-up to appropriate effort of the consultations
up even situations, 50% of the health services family to learn
if ill.This while the other total for their the health Partially met if by the
practice 10% of the population. respective consequence end of march 2022,
is due to population b. Residents health needs s of such only 50% of the
financial does not go for with 4. Emphasize the unhealthy population of
resource a consultation non-health importance of personal Bobok-Bisal are
s. They at all. This is a seeking having healthy habits/practic following the
also Health-related behavior will habits/practice es scheduled household
have problem since decrease consultations
 the it can lead to from the s concerning C. Community
tendenc unhealthful recorded consultations ● Time and Not met if by the end
y to lifestyles and 10% of the 5. Recommend effort of the of march 2022, only
practice ineffective total the DOH community in 10% or less of the
self health population Complete actively population Bobok-Bisal
medicat maintenance. to 3%. Treatment Pack participating are following the
ion The lack of c. Residents will Program to the to the scheduled household
which consultation no longer community program of consultations
may can lead to self-medicat members activities
eventual unrecognized, e ● Time and LTO: After 4 weeks of
ly lead therefore evidenced effort of the nursing intervention:
to untreated by Barangay Fully met if
problem diseases. Since increasing Health a. The community
s such as these visits to the Workers will have a
addictio percentages health ● Barangay Hall gradual increase
n, of the center to in the number of
toxicity population are consult and residents who
and unable to avail seek annual
drug become prescribed check-up to 50%
resistanc aware of their medications. of the total
e. health status or population.
4. The disease, they STO: Within 3 days b. Residents with
commu are unable to of intervention, non-health
nity is far become a. The seeking
from the aware and community behavior will
health perceive the members will decrease from
care severity of their verbalize at the recorded
service conditions. This least 3 10% of the total
that practice then importance population to
impedes leads to the of adhering 3%.
the inability to to annual c. Residents will no
health make the check-ups. longer
care appropriate b. The self-medicate
5. Health is preventive community evidenced by
given and promotive members will increasing visits
less interventions show to the health
attentio and healthy commitment center to avail
n unless measures to agreed prescribed
it’s a during the routine medications.
worst or early onset to check-up as
life combat evidenced Partially met if
threaten diseases. by being a. The community
ing present on will have a
situation the gradual increase
. scheduled in the number of
consultation residents who
c. The seek annual
community check-up but
members will not up to 50% of
identify at the total
least 3 population.
eligible b. Residents with
programs non-health
that provide seeking
healthcare behavior will
benefits. decrease from
the recorded
10% of the total
population but
not equal to or
less than 3% of
the total
population.
c. Residents will
intermittently
self-medicate
evidenced by
irregular visits to
the health
center to avail
prescribed
medications.

Not met if
a. The community
will not have an
increase in the
number of
 residents who
seek annual
check-up.
b. Residents with
non-health
seeking
behavior will not
decrease from
the recorded
10% of the total
population.
c. Residents will still
continue to
self-medicate
evidenced by
absence of visits
to the health
center to avail
prescribed
medications.

STO: Within 3 days of

intervention
Fully met if:
a. The community
members will be
able to verbalize
at least 3
importance of
adhering to
annual
check-ups.
b. The community
members are
present on the
scheduled
consultations.
c. The community
members will be
 able to identify 3
or more eligible
programs that
provide benefits
on healthcare.

Partially met if
a. The community
will be able to
verbalize less
than 3
importance of
adhering to
annual
check-ups but
not seek annual
check up.
b. The community
members will
inconsistently
show
commitment to
routine
check-up as
evidenced by
irregular
attendance on
scheduled
consultation.
c. The community
members will be
able to 1-2
eligible
programs that
provide benefits
on healthcare.

Not met if
a. The community
will not be able
to verbalize
understanding
on the
importance of
adhering to
annual
check-ups.
b. The community
members will not
show
commitment to
routine
check-up as
evidenced by
absence on
scheduled
consultation
c. The community
members will not
be able to
identify any
eligible
programs that
provide benefits
on healthcare.
 APPENDIX

I. Demographics
● Population density of 14.17 person/square meter
● Age- Sex composition: Barangay Bobok-Bisal has a total population of 1,179, with 646 males and 533 Females. Those within 15 to
64 years old have the highest number, while those in the age group of 65 and above have the lowest number
● Selected vital indicators-growth rate: The population growth rate in 2012 is 92 people, a decrease from 94.7 in 2010. This noted
decrease can be attributed to migration.
II. Social
● Educational Level: education is one of the most important factors, that’s why, many are still students.
III. Economical
● Most of the population earn a maximum amount of P5000 a month
● 45.65% of the population work as farmers
IV. Environmental
● Barangay Bobok-Bisal is located in the Southern part of the Municipality.
● It shares its boundaries on the North Poblacion, Municipality of Itogon on the South, Barangay Pito on the East and Barangay
Ambuklao on the West.
● It is 58 kilometers away from Baguio City, 64 kilometers from the Provincial Capitol, and 9 kilometers from Poblacion
● Water supply: Level 1 Water Source from well/spring. The number 1 way to improve potability is boiling.
● Presence of Accident Hazards:
○ Fire: Utilization of batteries and kerosine lamps. Improper electricity installation because the neighborhood normalizes
lending “electricity” by using extension cords. Wiring Checking is also not practiced. Some of the members of community
do not practice checking the gas stove before leaving the house
○ Fall: Inadequate use of light bulb. Improper lighting may cause falls and injury
● Poor home and environment condition related to sanitation
○ Water containers at home are not covered; Flies are common because their toilet has no screen windows. It is also
common in Otbong because of their garbage disposal practices; Segregation is neglected in some parts of the
community; Presence ng breeding sites ng mga vectors, specifically sa Kawal
V. Cultural
● Predominantly occupied by the Ibalois. Other tribes are Kalanguyas, Kankana-eys, and Ilocanos
● Most common religion is Roman Catholic (34.45%)
VI. Health and Illness
● Leading Causes of Mortality, Morbidity, infant mortality and maternal mortality
- Health History which may precipitate/ induce the occurrence of a health deficit
 Familial History of Hypertension, Diabetes Mellitus and Cancer ranks second as the common health risk factors in the
community. This may precipitate the occurrence of a health deficit to a majority of the community.

- Presence of risk factors of specific diseases

In the community there is a great percentage of predisposition to Cardiovascular Diseases (NCDs) due to sedentary
lifestyle and Dengue and mosquito-borne diseases (CDs), due to uncovered water containers.
- Unhealthful Lifestyle and Personal Habits/ Practices
The community’s most common health risk factor is Alcohol Drinking, with 16 families exposed to it. Secondly, the
community only visits for check-up when ill. In addition, the community practices self medication which may eventually lead to
problems such as addiction, toxicity and drug resistance.

● Hospital Admission
- There is rare hospital admission amongst the community as they only go for check-ups when ill.
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