COLEGIO DE STA. LOURDES OF LEYTE FOUNDATION INC.

Tabontabon, Leyte
COLLEGE OF NURSING

Community Diagnosis 1

General Instruction: The items below consist of identified community health problems with associated
diagnosis. Each identified problems is treated separately according to the set of criteria, to determine the
appropriate ranking for each diagnosis. Complete the table by following the steps given:

1. Inaccessible Water Supply

 57 households main source of water is from jet water pump
 2 households use water from unprotected dug well and 2 from shallow dug well
 Refilling station are about 2.7 km away from barangay.

Table 1. Inaccessible Water Supply

Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Barangay Committee Average
Hon. on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Angelie Lea Boco Elizabeth I. Tangpuz Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Perante, RM A. Cabrera

Significance
of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify
target
population
Availability
of resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Barangay Committee Average
Hon. on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Angelie Lea Boco Elizabeth I. Tangpuz Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Perante, RM A. Cabrera

Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
 resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight (1-10) Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
10) rating)
Significance of the
problem
Community Awareness
Ability to reduce risk
Cost of reducing risk
Ability to identify target
population
Availability of resources
Total priority score of
problem

1.2 Risk for water contamination

 57 household uses drinking water from water pump
 92 household use no method of water disinfection

Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Barangay Committee Average
Hon. on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Angelie Lea Boco Elizabeth I. Tangpuz Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Perante, RM A. Cabrera

Significance
of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify
target
population
Availability
of resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth I. A. Cabrera
Perante, RM Tangpuz
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
 reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight (1-10) Criterion rating Problem score (weight x
(1-10) rating)
Significance of the
problem
Community Awareness
Ability to reduce risk
Cost of reducing risk
Ability to identify target
population
Availability of resources
Total priority score of
problem

1.3 Risk for Diarrhea

 Majority of household acquire their drinking water from water pump
 1 case of amebiasis
 Out of 120 households, only 45 acquire drinking water from water refilling station
 Majority of household use no method of water disinfection.
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Barangay Committee Average
Hon. on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Angelie Lea Boco Elizabeth I. Tangpuz Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Perante, RM A. Cabrera

Significance
of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify
target
population
Availability
of resources
Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth I. A. Cabrera
Perante, RM Tangpuz
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight (1-10) Criterion rating Problem score (weight x
(1-10) rating)
Significance of the
problem
Community Awareness
Ability to reduce risk
Cost of reducing risk
Ability to identify target
population
Availability of resources
Total priority score of
problem

Community Diagnosis 2
1. Lack of proper waste management
 Majority of household disposes their waste in an open dump or either burn them
 Out of 120 households 89 collects their waste in an open receptacle
 No proper waste segregation
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Barangay Committee Average
Hon. on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Angelie Lea Boco Elizabeth I. Tangpuz Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Perante, RM A. Cabrera

Significance
of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
 identify
target
population
Availability
of resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth I. A. Cabrera
Perante, RM Tangpuz
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight (1-10) Criterion rating Problem score (weight x
(1-10) rating)
Significance of the
problem
Community Awareness
Ability to reduce risk
Cost of reducing risk
Ability to identify target
population
Availability of resources
Total priority score of
problem

1.2 Increase in Health Problems associated with Air Pollution (odor from swine facilities and
burning of garbage’s)
 13 out of 120 households have piggery
 Recent public display of conflict of two individuals in Brgy. Aslum, Tabontabon, Leyte
  4 households reported cases of asthma among their family
 2 households reported cases of pneumonia among their family
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
I. Bibar, Angelie Elizabeth Cabrera
RN Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
I. Bibar, Angelie Elizabeth A. Cabrera
RN Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
(1-10) 10) rating)

Significance of the
problem
Community Awareness

Ability to reduce risk

Cost of reducing risk
 Ability to identify target
population
Availability of resources
Total priority score of
problem

Community Diagnosis 3
1. Risk for aggression and perpetration of violence
 13 household reports that disobedient child is one of the problem in the community
 2 household reports that there are out of school youth in the community
 14 Out of 180 school age are out of school youth
 4 officials of Brgy. Aslum reports children destroying and stealing things.
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
I. Bibar, Angelie Elizabeth Cabrera
RN Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
I. Bibar, Angelie Elizabeth Cabrera
RN Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources
Question 3: Computation of problem priority score
Criterion Criterion weight Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
(1-10) 10) rating)

Significance of the
problem
Community Awareness

Ability to reduce risk

Cost of reducing risk

Ability to identify target

population
Availability of resources
Total priority score of
problem

1.2 Risk for child rebellion

 14 out of 180 school age are out of school youth
 8 out of 120 household reports children who are smoking
 4 officials of Brgy. Aslum reports children destroying and stealing things.
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
I. Bibar, Angelie Elizabeth Cabrera
RN Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
I. Bibar, Angelie Elizabeth Cabrera
RN Perante, Tangpuz
 RM
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
(1-10) 10) rating)

Significance of the
problem
Community Awareness

Ability to reduce risk

Cost of reducing risk

Ability to identify target

population
Availability of resources
Total priority score of
problem

Community Diagnosis 3.1

1. Lack of Alternative Source of Livelihood
 68 out of 120 households don’t have other sources of income.
 62 out of 120 (51.66%) household residents are elementary undergraduate.
 63 out of 120 (52.5%) household is seasonal, earning 3000 pesos and below per month.
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth A. Cabrera
Perante, RM Tangpuz
Significance
of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk

Ability to
identify
 target
population
Availability
of resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth A. Cabrera
Perante, RM Tangpuz
Significance
of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify
target
population
Availability
of resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight (1- Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
10) 10) rating)

Significance of the problem

Community Awareness
Ability to reduce risk
Cost of reducing risk
Ability to identify target
population
Availability of resources

Total priority score of

problem

Community Diagnosis 4
1. Risk for Vehicular Accidents related lack of street lighting
 3 respondents stressed about the lack of streetlights
 There are curves in few streets which gives blind spots and accident-prone areas
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
 Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
I. Bibar, Angelie Elizabeth Cabrera
RN Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
I. Bibar, Angelie Elizabeth Cabrera
RN Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
(1-10) 10) rating)

Significance of the
problem
Community Awareness

Ability to reduce risk

Cost of reducing risk

Ability to identify target

population
Availability of resources
Total priority score of
problem
Community Diagnosis 5
1. Risk for Animal Bite
 41 out of 120 household has stray animals, specifically dogs
 10 out of 41 households are concerned with stray animals
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth I. Cabrera
Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to reduce
risk
Cost of reducing
risk
Ability to identify
target population
Availability of
resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth I. Cabrera
Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to reduce
risk
Cost of reducing
risk
Ability to identify
target population
Availability of
resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight (1-10) Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
10) rating)
Significance of the
problem
Community
Awareness
 Ability to reduce risk
Cost of reducing risk
Ability to identify
target population
Availability of
resources
Total priority score
of problem

1.2 Risk for road accidents r/t unrestrained dogs

 41 out of 120 household has stray animals specifically dogs and,
 10 out of 41 households are concerned with stray animals
 Unrestrained dogs may cause distraction and danger to drivers and passengers
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer I. Al Lea Boco Hon. Hon.
Bibar, RN Gabrieles, Elizabeth I. Jessie A.
RM Tangpuz Cabrera
Significance of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to reduce
risk
Cost of reducing risk
Ability to identify
target population
Availability of
resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion Nurse Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer I. Al Lea Boco Hon. Hon.
Bibar, RN Gabrieles, Elizabeth I. Jessie A. Cabrera
RM Tangpuz
Significance of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to reduce
risk
Cost of reducing
risk
Ability to identify
target population
Availability of
resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

 Criterion Criterion weight (1-10) Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
10) rating)
Significance of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to reduce risk
Cost of reducing risk
Ability to identify
target population
Availability of
resources
Total priority score
of problem

Community Diagnosis 6

1. Incidence of Malnutrition among children 0-5 years old related to lack of knowledge of food
choices and recommended intake per age group.
 5 out of 38 children aging from 0-5 yrs. old were categorized as undernourished
 2 out of 38 children aging from 0-5 yrs. old were categorized over nourished
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth A. Cabrera
Perante, RM Tangpuz
Significance
of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk

Ability to
identify
target
population
Availability
of resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth A. Cabrera
Perante, RM Tangpuz
Significance
of the
problem
 Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify
target
population
Availability
of resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight (1- Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
10) 10) rating)

Significance of the problem

Community Awareness

Ability to reduce risk

Cost of reducing risk
Ability to identify target
population
Availability of resources

Total priority score of

problem

Community Diagnosis 7
1. Unhealthy lifestyle related to lack of awareness of health risks caused by smoking
 8 households stressed about smoking as one of the problems in the community
 2 household reports that most teens who smokes are out of school youth.
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth A. Cabrera
Perante, RM Tangpuz
Significance
of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk

Ability to
identify
target
population
Availability
of resources
Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth A. Cabrera
Perante, RM Tangpuz
Significance
of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify
target
population
Availability
of resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight (1- Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
10) 10) rating)

Significance of the problem

Community Awareness

Ability to reduce risk

Cost of reducing risk
Ability to identify target
population
Availability of resources

Total priority score of

problem

1.2 Ineffective health maintenance related to unhealthy lifestyle choices

 8 household stressed that substance abuse and alcoholism is a problem to the community.
 Most cases reported of violence in the community are caused by drunk people
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth A. Cabrera
Perante, RM Tangpuz
Significance
 of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk

Ability to
identify
target
population
Availability
of resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth A. Cabrera
Perante, RM Tangpuz
Significance
of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify
target
population
Availability
of resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight (1- Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
10) 10) rating)

Significance of the problem

Community Awareness

Ability to reduce risk

Cost of reducing risk
Ability to identify target
population
Availability of resources

Total priority score of

problem

Community Diagnosis 8
1. Risk for Vector Borne Diseases
  71 out of 120 households have presence of breeding places specifically stagnant water
 65 out of 120 households have presence of garbage as breeding places of disease vectors
 30 out of 120 households have presence of breeding places specifically manure
 14 out of 120 households have dirty comfort room
 Majority of households have open drainage as their drainage system
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth A. Cabrera
Perante, RM Tangpuz
Significance
of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk

Ability to
identify
target
population
Availability
of resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee Average
Barangay on Health
Jennifer I. Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie
Bibar, RN Angelie Elizabeth A. Cabrera
Perante, RM Tangpuz
Significance
of the
problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify
target
population
Availability
of resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight (1- Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
10) 10) rating)

Significance of the problem

 Community Awareness

Ability to reduce risk

Cost of reducing risk
Ability to identify target
population
Availability of resources

Total priority score of

problem

Community Diagnosis 9
1. Deficient knowledge on sexual education leading to increasing rate of teenage pregnancy.
 5 respondents stressed about the increasing rate of teenage pregnancy.
 14 out of 180 out of school youth lacks knowledge on sexual education
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
I. Bibar, Angelie Elizabeth Cabrera
RN Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
I. Bibar, Angelie Elizabeth Cabrera
RN Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
 Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
(1-10) 10) rating)

Significance of the
problem
Community Awareness

Ability to reduce risk

Cost of reducing risk

Ability to identify target

population
Availability of resources
Total priority score of
problem

Community Diagnosis 10
1. Increased Social Vulnerability
 1 household stressed about public disturbance
 Recent public display of conflict of two individuals in Brgy. Aslum, Tabontabon, Leyte
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
I. Bibar, Angelie Elizabeth Cabrera
RN Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
 Barangay Health
Jennifer Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
I. Bibar, Angelie Elizabeth Cabrera
RN Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
(1-10) 10) rating)

Significance of the
problem
Community Awareness

Ability to reduce risk

Cost of reducing risk

Ability to identify target

population
Availability of resources
Total priority score of
problem

Community Diagnosis 10
1.2 Impaired Social Interaction
 3 out of 120 households have presented problem on bullying/ discrimination
 14 out of 180 school age are out of school youth
 3 of this households reported the bullying and discrimination to the children/ people in the
community.
 There are some people in the community is experiencing bullying / discrimination according to
the Brgy. Official
Step 1: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, give each criterion a weight based on their perception of its
degree of importance in solving the problem.
Question 1: How important is the criterion in solving the problem?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
 Pearl Lea Boco Barangay Health
Jennifer Angelie Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
I. Bibar, Perante, Elizabeth Cabrera
RN RM Tangpuz

Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Step 2: From a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being the lowest, rate the criteria in terms of the likelihood of the group being
able to influence or change the situation.
Question 2: Can the group influence the situation in relation to the criteria?
Criterion PHN Midwife BHW Punong Committee on Average
Barangay Health
Jennifer Pearl Lea Boco Hon. Hon. Jessie A.
I. Bibar, Angelie Elizabeth Cabrera
RN Perante, Tangpuz
RM
Significance of
the problem
Community
Awareness
Ability to
reduce risk
Cost of
reducing risk
Ability to
identify target
population
Availability of
resources

Question 3: Computation of problem priority score

Criterion Criterion weight Criterion rating (1- Problem score (weight x
(1-10) 10) rating)

Significance of the
problem
Community Awareness

Ability to reduce risk

Cost of reducing risk
Ability to identify target
population
Availability of resources
Total priority score of
problem