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RANKING HEALTH CONDITIONS AND PROBLEMS ACCORDING TO PRIORITY

CRITERIA 1. Nature of the condition or problem presented SCALE** wellness state Health deficit Health threat Forseeable crisis 2. Modifiability of the condition SCALE** easily modifiable Partially modifiable Not modifiable 3. Preventive potential SCALE** high Moderate Low 4. SALIENCE SCALE**: a condition or problem, needing Immediate attention A condition or problem not needing Immediate attention Not perceived as a problem or Condition needing change

WEIGHT

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GOALS and OBJECTIVES or OUTCOMES

INTERVENTIONS

EVALUATION CRITERIA/ INDICATORS

EVALUATION STANDARDS METHOD

CRITERIA TOOL/DATA SOURCES

NURSING GOAL: The family will manage Cough and cold as a disease and threat in an endemic area.

1. HELP THE FAMILY RECOGNIZE THE PROBLEM by: a.) increasing the familys knowledge on the nature, magnitude and cause of the problem; b.) helping the family see the implications of the situation, or the consequences of the condition; c.) relating needs to the goals of the family; d.) encouraging positive or wholesome emotional attitude toward the problem by affirming the familys capabilities/ qualities/ resources and providing information on available options. 2. GUIDE THE FAMILY ON HOW TO DECIDE ON

SHORT-TERM/ IMMEDIATE OBJECTIVE: The sick member/s will take the drugs accurately as to dose, frequency, duration and drug combination. All members will use selfprotection measures at night till morning when there is an expected change of weather.

MEDIUM-TERM/ INTERMEDIATE

OBJECTIVE: All members will have a regular medical checkup and laboratory confirmation (i.e, CBC) to monitor presence of tuberculosis.

APPROPRIATE HEALTH ACTIONS TO TAKE by: a.) Identifying or exploring with the family the courses of action available and the resources needed for each; b.) discussing the consequences of each course of action available; c.) analyzing with the family the consequences of inactions. 3. DEVELOP THE FAMILYS ABILITY AND COMMITMENT TO PROVIDE NURSING CARE TO ITS MEMBERS. 4. ENHANCE THE CAPABILITY OF THE FAMILY TO PROVIDE A HOME ENVIRONMENT CONDUCIVE TO HEALTH MAINTENANCE AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT.

LONG-TERM OBJECTIVE: All members will carry out cough and colds control measures.

FAMILY NUrsing CARE PLAN


COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING

Submitted to: Mrs. Sharon hogat Submitted by: Balanon,Alvin glenn Dela cruz, wilbourne lourenz Galang, robyn

HEALTH STATUS OF EACH FAMILY MEMBERS

OTHER BELIEFS, VALUES, AND PRACTICES

MOTHER, FATHER, AND CHILDREN: FAMILY STRUCTURE

ENVIRONMENT AND HOME

SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS

1. Prone to COUGH and COLDS. 2. History of HYPERTENSION and DIABETES.

1. They highly believed that after cutting the babys umbilical cord during the mothers labour, they must immediately give the name of the baby. 2. They are not allowed to eat during a wedding ceremony, because they believed that if they do eat during the ceremony, the wedding wont be successful.

1. Mother- Daisy 2. Father- Michael 3. Children- Jillian and Lex 4. Traditional-nuclear type of family. 5. Shared decision-making. 6. Relatives living with themClaire Bumatang- Aunt of Daisy Gener and Nereen Bumatang- siblings of Daisy.

1. 3 rooms in the house. 2. Congested community. 3. Far from barangay Clinic. 4. Has an open-pit for garbages.

1. Daisy-NGO-P7000 2. Michael-NGO-P8000 3. income= P 15000/month 4. They own a small sari-sari store.

HEALTH WELLNESS or POTENTIALS 1. They have stocks of medicine. 2.Proper disposal of garbages.

HEALTH PROBLEMS HEALTH DEFICIT 1. Open-cabinet for medicines. 2. Home is far from Barangay Clinic 2. Slippery floors. 3. Electric wires are reachable. HEALTH THREAT 1. They walk without any feet protections around the house. FORSEEABLE CRISIS 1. Not enough resources. 2. Far from community resources.

PRIORITIZATION OF PROBLEM:

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