FAMILY NURSING CARE PLAN

Presence of breeding sights of vectors of diseases

INTERVENTION PLAN
HEALTH FAMILY NURSING GOAL OF CARE OBJECTIVES OF NURSING METHOD OF RESOURCES
PROBLEMS PROBLEMS CARE INTERVENTION FAMILY NURSE REQUIRED
CONTACT

Presence of Inability to provide a To raise the family Short Term: Discuss the Home visit Human Resources:
breeding sights of home environment awareness regarding After an hour of importance of having Time, effort and skills
vectors of diseases conducive to health the poor nursing intervention a good environmental Interview Method of the student nurses
as health threat maintenance and environmental the family will be able condition. and family to finish
personal development condition on presence to: Observation the task effectively.
due to: of breeding site of a. Verbalize Look for the causes
vectors understanding and effects of these Material Resources:
a) Inadequate of the unwanted sites around Interview form and
knowledge of To promote a home importance of home. other low- cost
preventive environment that is having a good materials
measures conducive to health. environmental Suggest method that
condition. would eliminate the Financial Resources:
To educate the family b. Eradicate any breeding sites. Expenses on the
on what are the presence of materials used and
possible health breeding sites Explore with the transportation of the
problem that can of vectors. family the ways to student nurse.
cause by the presence Long Term: improve home
of breeding sites of After 1 to 2 days of sanitation.
vectors. nursing intervention a. Emphasize
the family will be free the proper
To provide knowledge from any vectors and storage that
on wht are te benefits will maintain a good may attract
of eradicating the environmental vectors
unwanted breeding condition. b. Instruct the
sites. family to
prevent any
accumulation
of stagnant
water.
Poor personal hygiene as a health threat

INTERVENTION PLAN
HEALTH FAMILY NURSING GOAL OF CARE OBJECTIVES OF NURSING METHOD OF RESOURCES
PROBLEMS PROBLEMS CARE INTERVENTION FAMILY NURSE REQUIRED
CONTACT

Poor personal Inability to make After nursing After nursing Health teaching: Home visit Human resources:
hygiene as a health decisions with respect intervention, the intervention, the  Discuss the
threat to taking appropriate family will practice family will be able to problem and Time and effort of the
health action due to: their personal hygiene. recognize the nature of its effect if nurses and family.
the problem and will not give
b) Failure to be able to perform gives
comprehend the proper hygienic attention.
nature of the measures.
problem  Importance
of proper
hygiene in
relation to
health

 Ways or
practices to
be done in
order to
observe
proper
hygiene.

 Demonstrate
the family
what is the
proper
application of
anti-lice
solution.

Improper garbage disposal as health threat

 INTERVENTION PLAN
HEALTH FAMILY GOAL OF CARE OBJECTIVES OF NURSING METHOD OF RESOURCES
PROBLEMS NURSING CARE INTERVENTION FAMILY NURSE REQUIRED
PROBLEMS CONTACT

Improper garbage Inability to provide After nursing After nursing  Assess the Home Visit Human resources:
disposal as health a home environment intervention, the intervention, the family’s level
threat conducive to health family will be able family will: of Time and effort of
maintenance due to: to improve their understanding the nurses and
sanitation by Know the regarding the family
c) Inadequate practicing proper importance of identified
knowledge of waste disposal to proper garbage problem
importance of have a healthy disposal to the
garbage environment. family.  Emphasize
disposal the
Know the effects of importance of
improper and proper practicing
garbage disposal to garbage
the family. disposal.

Know the different

methods of garbage  Discussed to
disposal. the family the
different
methods of
garbage
disposal such
as
segregation
of
biodegradable
from non-
biodegradable
waste and
demonstrate
the methods.

 Discussed
with the
family the
advantages
and
disadvantages
of the proper
garbage
disposal to
the family’s
health.