VI.

FAMILY NURSING CARE PLAN (A)

HEALTH FAMILY GOAL OF OBJECTIVES OF INTERVENTION PLAN

PROBLEM NURSING CARE CARE
PROBLEMS
Poor drainage system Inability to provide After nursing After nursing NURSING INTERVENTIONS METHOD OF NURSE RESOURCES
as a health threat. a home interventions, the interventions, the FAMILY CONTACT REQUIRED
environment family will be able family will be able • Establish rapport with
conducive to to: to: the client. • Home visit • Human
health • State the purpose of • Face to resources:
maintenance and A. Demonstrate A. Be oriented to home visitation. face Time and
personal appropriate the problem • Assess the client’s interview effort of the
development due measures to and identify at willingness to Method student nurses
to: eliminate, if least 3 participate in solving • Observation and family
not reduce importance of the problem. members.
A. Lack of skill in problems to having a • Discuss with the
carrying out improve proper client their present • Financial
measures to environmental drainage condition and allow Resource:
improve sanitation. system. them to verbalize Transportation
home B. Enumerate at their perception of of the student
environment. B. Recognize the least 3 the problem. nurses.
B. Lack of preventive disadvantages • Discuss with the
inadequate measures of a of having a client the
knowledge proper poor drainage disadvantages of
of drainage system. having a poor
preventive system to C. Cite at least 2 drainage system
measures. avoid any risk vector-related such as foul odors,
of health illnesses that the presence of
threats in the the family may vectors like flies and
family. acquire if the mosquitos, and
poor drainage increase risk of
 system will not vector related to
be addressed. illness.
D. Identify at • Provide examples of
least 3 actions vectors related illness
of preventive that the family may
measures to acquire if poor
improve the drainage system will
poor drainage not be addressed
system. such as dengue and
diarrhea.
• Demonstrate
alternatives courses
of action to
correct/manage the
poor drainage
system such as:
A. Place a pail or
a deep
container at
the end of the
drainage tube
which will
serve as a
reservoir of
wastes,
B. Regular
cleaning of
the leftovers
presents at the
end of the
 drainage
system.
C. If stagnant
water is
present at the
end of the
tube, cover
the area.
• Encourage the client
to maintain a
suitable environment
for their home.
• Follow-up.

EVALUATION PLAN

Outcomes Evaluation Criteria Evaluation Standards

/Indicators
Method Tool/Data Source

Goal: To provide a home
environment conducive to
health maintenance and
personal development such as
improving the poor drainage
system.
Objectives:
The Family will be able to:
Avoid potential health threat
due to improved proper
drainage system.
Rearrangement methods
Performance
indicators/criteria:
1. Identify the importance
of having a proper
drainage system.
2. Cite vector-related
illnesses that the family
may acquire if poor
Practices methods that improve Drainage system Environment and Home
drainage system. monitoring. evaluation
- Correct identification of Interview & Observation - Recalls factors that
intervention in improving the contribute to poor
poor drainage system. drainage system
- Performance
- Application of methods in Interview & Observation evaluation
improving the poor drainage
system.
- Performance
evaluation checklist
 drainage system will not - Perform appropriate and Interview & Observation
be addressed effective preventive measures
3. Carry out strategies in to improve drainage system.
preventive measures to
improve the poor
drainage system.

VI. FAMILY NURSING CARE PLAN (B)

HEALTH FAMILY GOAL OF OBJECTIVES OF INTERVENTION PLAN

PROBLEM NURSING CARE CARE
PROBLEMS
Presence of breeding Inability to provide After nursing After nursing NURSING INTERVENTIONS METHOD OF NURSE RESOURCES
sites of vectors of a home interventions, the interventions, the FAMILY CONTACT REQUIRED
diseases as health environment family will be able family will be able to: • Establish rapport
threat conducive to to: with the client. • Home visit • Human
health A. Be aware and • State the purpose • Face to resources:
maintenance and A. Eradicate be more of home visitation. face Time and
personal the knowledgeable • Assess the client’s interview effort of the
development due presence of about the willingness to Method student nurses
to: unwanted importance of participate in • Observation and family
sites of proper solving the members.
A. Lack of skill vectors sanitation, problem.
in Lack of or causing especially at • Discuss with the • Financial
inadequate diseases. home. client their present Resource:
knowledge B. Eliminate the condition and allow Transportation
of the B. Maintain a presence of them to verbalize of the student
importance home breeding sites their perception of nurses.
of hygiene environment of vectors. the problem.
 and conducive C. Cite 1 vector- • Discuss with the
sanitation. to health. related illness client the
B. Lack of that the family importance and
inadequate may acquire if purposes of proper
knowledge there is a sanitation.
of presence of • Provide example of
preventive breeding sites vector related
measures. of insects. illness that the
D. Recognize at family may acquire
least 3 actions if presence of
of preventive breeding site is left
measures to unattended like
restrain the dengue disease.
presence of • Demonstrate
breeding sites. alternative courses
of actions that
would eliminate the
breeding sites of
vectors such as:
A. Remove
accumulated
stagnant water
from cans,
B. Clean the area
where potential
breeding sites
occur.
C. Turn upside down
empty cans and
flowerpots to avoid
 potential breeding
sites of vectors.
• Encourage the
client to maintain a
suitable
environment for
their home.
• Follow-up.

EVALUATION PLAN

Outcomes Evaluation Criteria Evaluation Standards

/Indicators
Method Tool/Data Source

Goal: To provide a home
environment conducive to
health maintenance and
personal development of the
family.
Objectives:
The Family will be able to:
Avoid potential health threats
due to the absence of
breeding sites.
Rearrangement methods Practices methods that eliminate
the presence of the breeding sites.
Performance
indicators/criteria:
E. Identify the importance
of eliminating breeding
sites.
F. Cite vector-related
illnesses that the family
may acquire if breeding
site is left unattended.
G. Carry out strategies in
preventive measures to
restrain the presence of
breeding sites.
- Correct identification of
intervention to avoid the re-
occurrence of the breeding
sites.
- Application of methods in
avoiding any presence of
breeding sites.
- Perform appropriate and
effective preventive measures
to restrain the presence of
breeding sites.
Monitoring for any Environment and Home
presence of breeding evaluation
sites.
- Recalls factors that
Interview & Observation contribute to the
presence of
breeding sites.
- Performance
Interview & Observation evaluation.
- Performance
evaluation
Interview & Observation checklist.
VII. LIST OF REFERENCES:

Family of Ms. EHG

Birador 2015, April 15). Community Health Nursing. https://www.slideshare.net/RoxMae/definition-of-family
RNpedia (2022). Health and Sanitation. https://www.rnpedia.com/nursing-notes/community-health-nursing-notes/health-sanitation/