Llanera, Ysobelle Ann L.
Blood Donation Program:
BSN-2E
1. Leprosy Control Program:
Objective: to reduce the incidence of leprosy, provide
early detection, and ensure prompt treatment to
prevent disability.
Activities: Active surveillance, community education,
and provision of multi-drug therapy.
2. Dental Health Program:
Objective: Promoting oral health and preventing
dental diseases.
Activities: Regular dental check-ups, education on oral
hygiene, and community awareness campaigns.
3. National Dietary Supplementation Program:
Objective: Addressing nutritional deficiencies in the
population.
Activities: Distribution of vitamin and mineral
supplements, especially to vulnerable groups like
pregnant women and children.
4. Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition:
Objective: To treat severe acute malnutrition and
prevent associated complications.
Activities: Therapeutic feeding, nutritional counseling,
and monitoring of malnourished individuals.
5. Infant and Young Child Feeding Program:
Objective: Promoting optimal feeding practices for
infants and young children.
Activities: Education on breastfeeding,
complementary feeding, and support for mothers.
6. Mandatory Food Fortification:
Objective: Enhancing the nutritional quality of food by
adding essential vitamins and minerals.
Activities: Regulation and enforcement of adding
specific nutrients to staple foods.
7.
Objective: Ensuring a stable and safe blood supply for
medical treatments.
Activities: Organizing blood donation drives,
awareness campaigns, and maintaining blood banks.
8. Sanitation Program:
Objective: Improving community hygiene and reducing
the spread of diseases.
Activities: Construction of sanitation facilities, waste
management, and hygiene education.
9. Malaria Control and Elimination Program:
Objective: Preventing and controlling the transmission
of malaria.
Activities: Distribution of bed nets, indoor residual
spraying, and antimalarial treatments.
10. National Tuberculosis (TB) Control Program:
Objective: Early detection, treatment, and prevention
of the spread of tuberculosis.
Activities: TB screening, directly observed treatment,
short-course (DOTS), and public awareness campaigns.
11. Oral Health Program:
Objective: Promoting oral health and preventing oral
diseases.
Activities: Dental check-ups, fluoride treatment, and
awareness campaigns on oral hygiene.
12. Rabies Prevention and Control Program:
Objective: Preventing the transmission of rabies from
animals to humans.
Activities: Animal vaccination campaigns, stray animal
control, and awareness programs on responsible pet
ownership.
Each program plays a crucial role in public health,
targeting specific health issues and contributing to
overall well-being and diseases prevention in the
community.