REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

PROVINCE OF ISABELA
CITY OF ILAGAN
BARANGAY CARIKKIKAN NORTE

I. TITLE:
HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES CLUB OF BARANGAY CARIKKIKAN NORTE
REACTIVATION

II. INTRODUCTION:
To fight NCDs, it is important to practice healthy lifestyle choices early. Also, early
detection and care using cost-effective and sustainable health care interventions that are
integrated in primary health care facilities are essential.
The DOH Non-Communicable Disease Prevention and Control Center reported a total of
600,000 patients are registered nationwide in the HPN and DM Clubs as of February 2016.
To become a registered member, a patient must consult the nearest health center or
primary health care facility in the community for proper assessment, screening and management
using the Philippine Package of Essential NCD Intervention (Phil PEN) protocol. Once he/she is
diagnosed to have hypertension and/or diabetes, he/she will be enrolled to the club.
A registered member is entitled to free maintenance drugs for hypertension
(Losartan/Amlodipine/Metoprolol) and diabetes (Metformin).

III. OBJECTIVES:
The main objective of this practice is to provide free medical consultation, facilitate the
distribution of free maintenance medicines for High Blood Pressure, Cholesterol and Diabetes to
control and prevent the complications of these non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and above
all, to empower the Barangay Health Workers and members of the Club to address the needs of
the patients and take care of themselves respectively.

IV. TARGET PARTICIPANTS:

 Community folks with elevated blood sugar and are hypertensive.
 Barangay Officials
 Barangay Health Workers (BHW and BNS)
 City Midwife
  HRH deployed (Nurse)

V. METHODOLOGY:
 Information dissemination campaign
 Small group Discussion
 Re-election of participants

VI. RECOMMENDATION:
After years of continuous follow-up consultation and giving of free maintenance
medicines to patients enrolled in the Hypertension and Diabetes Club, most of them have
controlled blood pressure as well as blood sugar. Aside from these advancements, patients have
increased awareness and knowledge about their medical condition. There is a significant
improvement in the health-seeking behavior of every individual in the community as showed by
the increasing number of consultations in the healthcare facility, due to this we highly
recommend that there should be constant and regular supply of medication from DOH/ Local
Government unit to sustain this kind of results.

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 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
PROVINCE OF ISABELA
CITY OF ILAGAN
BARANGAY CARIKKIKAN NORTE

I. TITLE:
FAMILY PLANNING MONTH CELEBRATION 2022 IN COLLABORATION WITH CITY
POPULATION OFFICE WITH THE THEME “BATA BATA PLANADO KANG GINAWA”

II. INTRODUCTION:
The campaign, with the theme “Bata, Bata, Planado kang Ginawa,” promotes four
central principles in family planning— birth spacing, drive to life, informed choice, and planned
parenthood. birth spacing will drastically reduce health risks and complications for mothers by
letting their bodies heal within a protracted amount of time before conceiving another child.
Drive to life refers to the efforts currently taken by the city health Office- 1 to minimize the rate
of maternal and infancy deaths due to complications during childbirth.

III. OBJECTIVES
 To increase modern Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (mCPR) among all women
 To reduce the unmet need for modern family planning
 To create awareness on the importance of the health benefits of FP in promoting the over-
all health and well-being of the population,
 To commemorate the month of August to be observed and celebrated as the National
Family Planning Month To kick-off the FP Month celebration, a Joint Health Event of
DOH and POPCOM entitled “BATA BATA PLANADO KANG GINAWA”

IV. TARGET PARTICIPANTS:

 Women of Reproductive Age from 15-49 years old
 Barangay Officials
 Barangay Health Workers (BHW and BNS)
 City Midwife
 HRH deployed (Nurse)

V. METHODOLOGY:
  Information dissemination campaign
 Large Group Discussion (Lecture)
 Video Presentation

VI. RECOMMENDATION:
Despite the implications and effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Commission on Population
and Development (POPCOM) and the Department of Health (DOH) thru the City Health Offices
– 1 of Ilagan FP Program continue to provide responsive policy direction and ensure access of
Ilaguenos to medically safe, legal, non-abortifacient, effective, and culturally acceptable modern
family planning (FP) methods Family
Planning (FP), backed up by the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Law, was
identified as fundamental intervention in the realization of the country’s Demographic Dividend,
therefore a need for this kind of activity is endorsed to achieve the goal as well as to
continuously provide women with correct information and quality family planning products.

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 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
PROVINCE OF ISABELA
CITY OF ILAGAN
BARANGAY CARIKKIKAN NORTE

I. TITLE:
BARANGAY CARIKKIKAN NORTE CELEBRATES LUNG MONTH 2022

II. INTRODUCTION:
“Baga at Kalikasan, Ating Alagaan, Ituloy Lung and Laban” – this year’s National Lung
Month theme. August is National Lung Month, an enjoyable time to give thought to on how you
are treating your beloved lungs, and to look over your possibility of developing one of many
lungs related illnesses.
National Lung Month is observed every August by virtue of Presidential Proclamation
No. 1761, signed by former President Ferdinand Marcos on July 24, 1978.
Its observance is aimed at focusing public attention on the pulmonary system and
illnesses of the lungs and urging everyone to contribute to a better and healthier environment so
that the chemical exchange taking place in the lungs and detoxifying the body is sustained.

III. OBJECTIVES:
 To focus the public’s attention to the pulmonary system and illnesses of the lungs and
urge everyone to contribute to a better and healthier environment.
 Promote awareness about pulmonary diseases.

IV. TARGET PARTICIPANTS:

 Person undergoing treatment
 Household Contacts
 Individuals with symptoms of Tuberculosis
 Children for PPD testing
 Barangay Officials
 Barangay Health Workers (BHW and BNS)
 City Midwife
 HRH deployed (Nurse)
 V. METHODOLOGY:
 Information dissemination campaign
 Large Group Discussion (Lecture)
 Video Presentation

Services:
 TB Enrollment
 TB testing thru PPD and Xray

VI. RECOMMENDATION:
 Quit smoking, or at least, reduce the number of cigarettes you smoke each day.
 Avoid secondhand smoke. Also known as passive smoking, simply being around smokers
can cause lung related illnesses.
 Wear a face mask if you are in an environment with excessive amounts of dust or
chemical fumes.
 Increase frequency of this kind of activity of bringing the services to the barangay.

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